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Ghost leviathan juvenile
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Ghost leviathan juvenile

This large predator has adapted to live in deep waters and dark cave systems, attacking anything and everything in its quest to grow larger.
  • 8,000Health
  • 55Attack damage
  • 15 m/sTop speed
  • AggressiveBehaviour

Profile

Reference
PDA category
Leviathans
Health
8,000
Top speed
15 m/s
Acceleration
10 m/s²
Scan time
7 s
Console commands
  • spawnCreates the given amount in front of you
    spawn ghostleviathanjuvenile 1Amount

The console is off until Shift is held while pressing Enter or the backquote key (`). After that, backquote opens and closes it, Enter opens it and Escape closes it.

Attacks

  • Bite: 55 damage

    At most one bite every 4 s. Can bite the player, vehicles, and the Cyclops. Also: 220 to the Cyclops.

Behaviour

  • Aggressive

    Hunts the player or their vehicles.

  • Hunts the player, the Seamoth and the Prawn suit

    Notices them within 150 m.

  • Attacks the Cyclops

  • Angered by damage

    Each hit of 10 damage or more makes it more aggressive.

  • Flees after 200 damage

    Damage adds up; electrical damage counts 35 times. It then swims away for 6 s.

Spawn locations

Biomes and fixed spawns
Ghost leviathan juvenile

  • 3 fixed spawn points

    Placed in the world at set positions.

PDA entry

Databank
Ghost leviathan juvenile
Ghost Leviathan Juvenile

This large predator has adapted to live in deep waters and dark cave systems, attacking anything and everything in its quest to grow larger.

1Torso

Soft outer membrane and elongated body enable superior navigation of tight cave environments. Displays some similarities to other eel-like predators in the area, however the ghost leviathan has covered over the electrical prongs on its inner torso with a taut, transparent membrane which delivers superior maneuverability.

2Diet

In its juvenile state this leviathan feeds on larger herbivores, and unfortunate members of its own species. They display a remarkable rate of growth which shows no signs of stopping, suggesting that they must abandon their hatching grounds before they grow too large and make for more open waters.

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