Mountains Caves
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Local scans indicate an abundance of mineral deposits in this area. File:MountainsCavesIntro.ogg
― PDA, Dialogue

The Mountain Range Caves is a large cavernous system located inside the mountain ranges, next to the Kelp Forest, Bulb Zone, Mushroom Forest and the Underwater Islands.
There are two types of cave systems on this biome: The ones located on the Mountain Island underwater and the others located on the Mountains themselves.
The first does not contain any kind of Fauna or Drooping Stingers, but Cave Crawlers can follow the player here from the surface. The only harvesting node found in these is Shale Outcrops, but unique to these are 2 types of Flora: Eye Stalks and Spiked Horn Grass.
<tabber> Resources=
- Blue Palm Seed
- Brain Coral Sample
- Cave Bush Seed
- Coral Tube Sample
- Diamond
- Eye Stalk Seed
- Gold
- Large Salt Deposit
- Large Quartz Deposit
- Lithium
- Magnetite
- Regress Shell Seed
- Spiked Horn Grass Seed
- Spotted Dockleaf Seed
- Ruby
- Uraninite Crystal
- Violet Beau Seed
|-| Fauna=
|-| Flora=
- Blue Palm
- Brain Coral
- Cave Bush
- Drooping Stingers
- Eye Stalk
- Furled Papyrus
- Regress Shell
- Spiked Horn Grass
- Spotted Dockleaf
- Spotted Reeds
- Tree Leech
- Violet Beau
|-| Corals=
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Gallery
Drooping Stingers on the cave's ceiling
Some Spotted Dockleaves in the Mountain Range Caves
Tree Leeches on the cave's wall
The Cave's large amount of Uraninite Crystals and various Flora
A hydrothermal vent covered with Magnetite inside Mountain Range Caves
Corals found on the cave wall
Magnetite on the cave ceiling
Flora in the Mountain Range Caves
Drooping Stingers, the main threat of the Mountain Range Caves
Trivia
- The presence of Stalactites in the caves indicate they were once dry-standing and were flooded only in a later point, several million years after they first formed.
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