Flora

I have noticed that a lot of the flora and coral of Below Zero have names that are too generic or are simply just completely boring. So, I decided to give them new names that I feel are far more appropriate to them. The following includes:

The Ancient Ornamental Plant is now called the Matron's Pitcher

The Antennae Plant is now called the Maroon Poinsettia

The Armored Plant is now called the Stymphalian Barnacle

The Bulb Stalk Plant is simply referred as Bulb Sprigs

The Cliff Lantern is now called a Weeping Lantern

The Creepvines of the Arctic are appropriately called Arctic Creepvines

The Crescent Moon Coral is now called the Rising Luna Crescent

The Third Deep Lilypads Flower will now be called a Speckled Reed

The Double Lung Plant will now be referred as a Chilled Lung

The Eclipse Plant is now referred as an Eclipseflower

The First Frozen River Plant is now called Shrimp Claw Kelp

The Glow Fungus is now called the Dangling Twinkler

The Hanging Plant is now called Vesta Ivy

The Lilypads are called Greater Lilypads

The Loop Plant is now called the Distorted Hoop

The Luna Plant is now called a Luna Crescent

The Mace Plant is now called the Living Pernach

The Oxygen Plant is now called a Bubble Lotus

The Radiant Sieve Coral is now called a Radiant Sieve

The Scaly Maw Anemone is now called a Mohawk Anemone

The Shelf Coral is now called Tanzanite Coral

The Spiral Plant is now called a Spiral Funnel

The Spotted Reeds Relative is now called a Striped Reed

The Thermal Coral Shelf would now be called a Basked Plate

The Tongue Plant would now be called Orochi's Spawn

The Tree Spires Purple Coral would be called a Gumdrop Polyp

And the Violet Beau Relative would be called a Dandelion Beau

What do you think of these new names for the various stationary lifeforms of the arctic? Do you like them, or do you hate them? Please let me know your opinons.

In these series you will be asked questions about both games. I will be asking things about creatures, biomes, vehicles, plants, food/water and bases. There will be a new question every Tuesday and Friday. So two questions in a week. There is no gift if you get all of these correct. Because i think that people shouldn't do these things just for prizes. They should do it to have fun. So yeah... have fun

Found this one in the PRAWN bay of the Aurora

The Death Blossom is an aggressive wild living flora specie, that has very complicated structure and uses a variety of different techniques in order to capture It's prey.

Apperance: It has... Actually, see it yourselves, It's worse than Hydra, but still not bad.

Blobs: Those floating multi-colored "blobs" are actually very important elements of entire organism. List here:

• Yellow - antennas, they are basicly the gatherers of information from other blobs.

• Light Green - Main attack, they wait to get a signal from yellow, then explode like gas pods.

• Dark Green - If prey is still a danger to the plant, those blobs explode with extreme power, that pushes most of predators away.

• Purple - Sensors, they examine water build. Salt, heat, oxygen and minerals are what they check, If place becomes too salty, mother blob is released from plant travelling to favorable place.

Parts:

• Antennae - It functions only as a bait, if ripped off, regenerates within a hour.

• "Teeth" - Those are actually combs generating many different waves, high freuqent that can stun, or low for control over blobs.

• Veins - Are used to detect mineral deposits in ground, and function as acid throwers, in order to make prey decompose faster.

Living Zone: All suitable areas below 100 meters.

Prey: All types of fish, Maximum, 3 meters long.

Name:Bloody kelp

Appearance:It looks like creep-vines but it is larger and they don't have creep-vine seed clusters. They will have blood stains on if they killed the player or alien fauna if the player red blood stains if fauna yellow blood stains.

Behaviour: It only attack the player and the prawn suit. It will still attack the player if placed in an alien containment chamber you can't plant in exterior or interior growbeds. It will wrap around the player or fauna and crush them to death. If you are not careful the kelp can destroy your items.

I feel like people I see playing Subnautica like youtubers and friends don’t give the encyclopaedia entries enough credit. The devs went through the work to describe the workings, inner workings, history, and place in the ecosystem of every fauna and flora in the game. Including the coral. That must have been so much work!

I love how they don’t just put some weird thing in and say “it’s because of alien space magic” instead they actually describe the workings in a way that makes sense!

I was thinking of build a base in the Void like IGP did and wanted some ideas.

My idea is to add plants to it and make it look populated. Then I would install a mod that makes the ACU (Alien Containment Unit) release fish into the wild when it's full.

What else do you think I should do?