Peeper leviathan
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The peeper leviathan is the Queen and mother of all peepers in there respective biomes and are 30 times the size of her tiny offspring. Biomes: dead zone, grand reef, deep grand reef, midnight reef, kelp forest, crash zone, dunes, hell hole, inactive lava zone, active lava zone, sparse reef, crag field, lost river, arctic. This website saves cookies to your browser in order to improve your online experience and show you personalized content. Read our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy to get more information and learn how to set up your preferences. Likes 8. Comments 6. Like 8.
Peeper leviathan
The Peeper is a small, yet fast, passive fauna species. It could be considered the mascot of Subnautica. It is easily identified by its large, bright yellow eyes. The Peeper will try to flee from most life forms larger than itself, such as Stalkers or the player. They can be caught, though their speed allows them to easily outrun a poorly equipped player. Cooked Peepers have above average Food properties. For this reason, they are very useful for players in Survival mode and are always worth the catch. The Peeper is small, with its body being mainly a blue hue, turning more greenish near the tail. Its head is composed of a yellow, beak-like mouth on the front and a pair of large eyes, situated on both sides of the head. The eyes feature black pupils with bright bioluminescent yellow sclerae and brown irises. It is also noteworthy that the Peeper has eyelids, and can be observed blinking. It has a small caudal fin. Three holes run along on each side of the body, resembling gills. It has two tube-like organs that extend from its body to the top and the bottom of its head, resembling backward-facing jets, that propel it forwards, leaving water trails when it does so. Spoiler alert: The following section contains story related material.
They can be caught, though their speed allows them to easily outrun a poorly equipped player. I'm open to other thoughts on the matter, dissenting or not, peeper leviathan. July edited July
Diet: the flora of their reef and sometimes if they get to close ghost Leviathans. Will attack ghost Leviathans, won't attack you unless you are eating a peeper or a sub speices of peeper and will attack your viechal if there are some on board. Can bat cyclops with tail into void, smaller will bite or bash and if night it will awaken if your to loud but will be slower, still will be fast but not as fast. This website saves cookies to your browser in order to improve your online experience and show you personalized content. Read our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy to get more information and learn how to set up your preferences. Note This template was made by Cloud, do not remove this credit.
The data bank entry for this creature can be obtained by scanning a Peeper, a Reginald, and an Eyeye. It is theorized that the Alpha Peeper species was a small herbivore that inhabited shallow waters. Over time the creature developed patches of photosensitive cells on the body, similar to the primitive eyes retained by some creatures today known as eyespots. Over the period of hundreds of thousands of years these eyespots developed into eyes, and the creature diverged into several species, three of which survive today as the Reginald, Peeper and Eyeye, with the Peeper later evolving into the new species, Oculus. Though it is known that one of the two Eyeye types is a subspecies of the other, the PDA is unable to determine whether the Red Eyeye evolved from the common Eyeye, or the common Eyeye evolved from the Red Eyeye. The Eyeye is also very primitive compared to its two relatives, with the Peeper being one of the most developed small fish species in behavioral complexity. With the acquired data it has been possible to construct a profile of the theoretical last common ancestor of the modern-day peeper and other small fish. The alpha peeper would have been a small herbivore prone to predation in the shallow waters where the light was abundant. It likely developed photosensitive skin on each side, which over time became eyeballs, and allowed it to detect the presence of nearby threats more efficiently than other prey fish. As the species grew in number it expanded to new territories, developing into subspecies like the eyeye and the Reginald.
Peeper leviathan
The peeper leviathan is the Queen and mother of all peepers in there respective biomes and are 30 times the size of her tiny offspring. Biomes: dead zone, grand reef, deep grand reef, midnight reef, kelp forest, crash zone, dunes, hell hole, inactive lava zone, active lava zone, sparse reef, crag field, lost river, arctic. This website saves cookies to your browser in order to improve your online experience and show you personalized content. Read our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy to get more information and learn how to set up your preferences. Likes 8. Comments 6. Like 8.
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It is easily identified by its large, bright yellow eyes. I was actually going to name myself that. A really funny idea, and a surprisingly good one. March in Subnautica General Discussion. I wish, but I said it is fanmade. While the peeper is well adapted to survive in shallow waters, a number of its features serve no discernible purpose. Unidentified Leviathan: This leviathan species has been assigned designator 'Sea Emperor'. Reply to: very weird person. I got on to check one little thing wasn't even signed in then I saw this. September in Ideas and Suggestions. Likes 4. For this reason, they are very useful for players in Survival mode and are always worth the catch. View history Talk 0. Hello Subnauts! Into Subnautica?
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