Grassy Plateaus Caves

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</image> <label>Tab</label> <label>Type</label> <label>Biome</label> <label>Depth Range</label> <label>Temperature Range</label> <label>Biome ID</label> <label>Harvesting Nodes</label> <label>goto ID</label> <label>Coordinates</label> <label>Base ID</label> <group> <label>Point of Interest</label> <label>Music</label> </group> </infobox>The Grassy Plateaus Caves are a group of different cave systems found in the Grassy Plateaus biome.

Description

They are mostly characterized by their mildly dangerous and bioluminescent flora, such as Drooping Stingers or Rouge Cradles.

Fauna common to caves can be seen here, such as Rockgrubs and Shuttlebugs. Biters are also located in these caves.

Eight of the fourteen Sea Crowns on the map can be found in these caves. There are currently three of these caves to have these.

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Gallery

Some of the Sea Crowns found within
Another view of the caves
Some more Sea Crowns
Another view one of the caves
Sandstone and Limestone Outcrops on the ceiling of the cave
One of the small unnamed Flora found in the caves
The entrance to another of the six caves
Flora in the Sea Crown Caves
A view from the bottom of one of the bigger caves
An abundance of flora in the caves
The main entrance to the larger Sea Crown Cave system
The interior of the largest cave
One of the many entrances to the Grassy Plateaus Caves
The Grassy Plateaus Caves
Grassy Plateaus Caves, illuminated by bioluminescent flora
Another view into the Grassy Plateaus Caves
Several species of flora found in the Caves
Another view of the cave
Some flora scattered around the cave
A Tiger Plant in the caves
The Grassy Plateaus Caves
More of the Grassy Plateaus Caves Flora
Another view of the Grassy Plateaus Caves
An older overview shot of the Grassy Plateaus
Drooping Stingers in the Caves
More Flora in the Grassy Plateaus Caves

Trivia

There used to be another type of cave before instead of the current Sea Crown Caves and the regular ones: The Tiger Plant Caves.
- There were two Tiger Plant Caves and six Sea Crown Caves in total. They were all located reasonably close to each other and they contained an abundant amount of Tiger Plants, as their name suggests, making them very dangerous. They also contained Bleeders instead of Biters
The larger, crater-like cave used to be called the 'Overgrown Caves', due to the plants covering the walls, similar to the Kelp Forest Caves.
There are three caves that only have one type of Coral Shell Plate out of the three.

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