Friendly, edible, territorial and dangerous animals on planet 4546B.
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A small edible fish common in early-game waters, useful for starting food supplies.
A small purple fish that can be converted into filtered water early on.
A familiar edible fish encountered in shallower biomes.
A small common fish useful for beginner food supplies.
An edible fish often valued for efficiently supplying nutrition.
A distinctive slow-moving fish that can be caught in the original game.
A predator of the Kelp Forest that interacts with metal salvage and can drop teeth.
An ambush predator seen around sandy areas and Grassy Plateaus.
A small hostile fish capable of harassing an inattentive diver.
A small parasite found in certain hazardous environments, including near the Aurora.
A slow creature that releases damaging gas pods when threatened.
A cave-dwelling creature that rushes out and explodes when disturbed.
A dangerous creature whose visual lure can disorient the player.
A predator associated with the Jellyshroom Caves' giant mushrooms.
An electrically charged predator associated with deeper or more dangerous biomes.
An aggressive fish that can threaten explorers and vehicles.
An alien creature whose electromagnetic pulse can disable equipment in deeper areas.
A biomechanical alien creature that can forcibly relocate the player, especially as the infection progresses.
A huge generally peaceful roaming creature whose back may host resources and smaller organisms.
A large roaming creature associated with the Sea Treader's Path and stirring resources from the seabed.
A ray-like small animal seen in early biomes.
A luminous ray found in deeper habitats such as the Mushroom Forest and Ghost Tree area.
A small, distinctive fish in several habitats.
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