Jeto Caris Juvenile
Jeto Caris (Juvenile)

Jeto Caris (Juvenile)

초식소형

Jetocaris (tentatively *Tripod phrontiscaris*). A three-legged social crustacean that displays parenting behavior.

Health

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100

Swim speed

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5.0 m/s

Stamina

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100

Food pool

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100

Bulk

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30

HerbivoreSmall bodyJeto Caris JuvenileNot Prey

Jeto Caris (Juvenile) field notes

Jeto Caris (Juvenile) is a 소형 초식 creature in Subnautica 2, sourced from the current Early Access build. It has 100 HP, swims at up to 5.0 m/s, and consumes from a 100 food pool. Grazing fauna. Non-aggressive unless cornered.

Engages 3 target types including Player, AI.Archetype.Marrowbreach, AI.Archetype.NibblerShark.

Behaviour tags from the AI archetype data: Herbivore, Small body, Jeto Caris Juvenile.

Jeto Caris (Juvenile) variants

Related archetypes sharing the same family stem in the current Early Access build.

PDA Log

· Jetocaris

Jetocaris (tentatively *Tripod phrontiscaris*). A three-legged social crustacean that displays parenting behavior.

1. Tripod body plan Due to early evolution of bilateral symmetry, no three-legged organisms exist on Earth. The jetocaris’ legs may have formed from the fusion of six earlier legs, three on each side. The small forelimbs remained independent.

2. Leg jets Evolving from leg-mounted gills, a valved thruster on each leg allows the jetocaris to hover and swim. Fusing the legs to double the size of each gill-thruster improves efficiency in simulations.

3. Feeding tongues The jetocaris deploys two long, flexible radulae (perhaps evolved from food-handling maxillipeds) to search for food. The forelimbs clean and groom the radulae. These appendages are sensitive, but capable of regeneration. This suggests the jetocaris can regrow its nerves—and something in the seabed likes to bite them.

4. Parenting behavior The jetocaris carries and protects juveniles of the same species, and its expressive body language suggests a dense social life. Spectrogenetic analysis indicates that some juveniles are adopted—they are not genetic offspring of the carer. Adoption has been observed in many species: though it is a mistake from a rational adaptive standpoint. It may be a sign of instinctive behavior. Or perhaps the jetocaris once lived in eusocial groups, with a single reproductive queen producing young that were tended by workers.

Assessment: mostly harmless. May provide emotional benefits.

Who Jeto Caris (Juvenile) engages

Targets jeto caris (juvenile) will attack on sight or while threatened.

  • Player
  • AI.Archetype.Marrowbreach
  • AI.Archetype.NibblerShark
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Last updated 2026-05-14