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This article is about Fauna in Subnautica. For the related article on the Below Zero Wiki, see Fauna.

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Fauna is the term for animals, in this case, the animals of Planet 4546B. Fauna in Subnautica can be found all over the planet, from the deep and dark depths of the secretive Lost River to the vibrant Safe Shallows, and even to the fiery pits of the Lava Lakes.

Fauna on Planet 4546B comes in all shapes, sizes ,and forms. Ranging from the tiny, cave-dwelling Rockgrub, to the colossal Sea Dragon Leviathan that spews molten minerals from its mouth. Fauna on Planet 4546B is capable of enduring and adapting to various environments, although unable to thrive due to the presence of the Kharaa Bacterium. Certain species of small fauna can sometimes be seen forming mostly non-interactive shoals. Fauna on 4546B also has yellow blood. The fact that the appearance of some species of the planet being similar to that of planet Earth species can be explained as a simple case of convergent evolution.

The player can scan Fauna with the Scanner, the same as they would with Flora and objects, allowing them to view information about the creatures in their PDA.

Additional scans after unlocking the Data Bank Entry for that particular species of Fauna alert the player as to whether or not the specimen is infected with Kharaa, via the small screen protruding from the Scanner's left side.

Reproduction

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The only one of the complex fauna species on the planet known to be an exception to this rule is the Sea Emperor Leviathan species, which is entirely asexual and does not require a mate. It is possible that the Sea Dragon Leviathan may share this method of reproduction as it is likely the closest living relative of the Sea Emperor Leviathan and was being studied by the Precursor Race to learn more about the Sea Emperor's reproduction.

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Carnivores

Fauna Name and ID	Attitude	Biome
Ampeel Shocker	Aggressive	Blood Kelp Caves Blood Kelp Zone Bulb Zone
Biter Biter	Aggressive	Crash Zone Mesas Grassy Plateaus Grassy Plateaus Caves Jellyshroom Cave Mountains Mountains Caves
Blighter Blighter	Aggressive	Blood Kelp Caves Blood Kelp Zone
Boneshark Boneshark	Aggressive	Bulb Zone Crag Field Crash Zone Mesas Mushroom Forest Primary Containment Facility Aquarium Underwater Islands
Crabsnake Crabsnake	Aggressive	Jellyshroom Cave
Crabsquid Crabsquid	Aggressive	Deep Grand Reef Northern Blood Kelp Caves Northern Blood Kelp Zone Lost River Corridor Ghost Canyon
File:Crash Fauna.png Crashfish Crash	Defensive	Kelp Forest Caves Safe Shallows Caves
Lava Lizard lavalizard	Aggressive	Inactive Lava Zone Corridor Inactive Lava Zone Lava Lakes Lava Castle
Mesmer mesmer	Aggressive	Bulb Zone Crag Field Kelp Forest Caves Lost River Bones Field Northeastern Mushroom Forest
River Prowler spineeel	Aggressive	Lost River Bone Fields Ghost Forest Junction Mountains Corridor
Sand Shark sandshark	Aggressive	Crash Zone Dunes Grassy Plateaus
Stalker stalker	Aggressive	Crash Zone Kelp Forest Kelp Forest Caves Primary Containment Facility Aquarium
Warper warper	Aggressive when the target is infected with the Kharaa Bacterium Passive when the target is not infected	ura r

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Scavengers & Parasites

Leviathans

Extinct Species

Name	Location Of Remains	Age	Living Relatives
Alpha Peeper Species	N/A	Many millions of years old	Peeper Reginald Eyeye Oculus Red Eyeye
Alpha Ray Species	N/A	Many millions of years old	Crimson Ray Ghostray Jellyray Rabbit Ray
Ancient Skeleton	Lost River Laboratory Cache	1,000,000 years	Unknown
Gargantuan Fossil	Lost River Bones Field Lost River Ghost Forest	3,000,000 years	Unknown
Research Specimen Theta	Disease Research Facility	1000 years	Biter Blighter Sand Shark Boneshark Rockgrub

Other Entities

Name	Attitude	Biome
Shoal of Fish	Passive	Blood Kelp Zone Bulb Zone Crag Field Crash Zone Crash Zone Mesas Deep Grand Reef Dunes Grand Reef Grassy Plateaus Kelp Forest Lost River Bones Field Corridor Ghost Canyon Ghost Forest Junction Mountains Corridor Mountains Mushroom Forest Safe Shallows Sea Treader's Path Sparse Reef Underwater Islands
Alien Robot	Aggressive	Alien Thermal Plant Primary Containment Facility Crag Field Alien Arch Cache