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The subject of this article is from the Prisms update.
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 31 August, 2021. |
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 31 August, 2021.
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This article was documented by the Galactic Hub. |
| E. Tremohaonae | |
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| Galaxy | Euclid |
| Region | The Arm of Katteus |
| Star system | HUB4-EB Argon |
| Planet | Petridish |
| Description | Rare / Ground / Always Active |
| Gender | Asymptotic - Indeterminate |
| Behaviour | Always foraging |
| Diet | Digs for tubers |
| Height | 5.7 m |
| Weight | 266.4 - 261.3 kg |
| Genus | Bos |
| Notes | Autonomous regeneration |
| Mode | Normal |
| Territory | Galactic Hub Project |
| Discovered by | Halbatroll |
| Updated | Prisms |
E. Tremohaonae is a creature.
Summary[]
E. Tremohaonae is a creature in the No Man's Sky universe.
It is a member of the Bos genus.
Appearance[]
An immense terrestrial crustacean colored in shades of yellowish-green that towers above other creatures as it wanders the landscape. The Asymptotic gender walks upon eight tentacle-legs, bears a rounded open shell upon its back, and has a mantis-like upper body with tall ear-fronds on its head. The Indeterminate gender walks on four segmented crustacean-like legs and has two tentacle-arms, four compound eyes at the fore of its body, and a frilled hood atop its back rimmed with bright red coloration.
Alias Names[]
| Current: | E. Tremohaonae |
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Discovery Menu[]
First discovered flying over the plant-filled landscapes of planet Petridish. Flighty, busy creatures, they are always on the move, always foraging for their next meal. Sharp sense and sharper claws allow them to tunnel swiftly through the earth in search of the tubers that form the bulk of their diet.
Additional Observations: Autonomous regeneration
Location[]
It can be found on the planet Petridish in the HUB4-EB Argon star system.
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Additional Information[]
Documented by GHEC Researcher and GPIEC Warlord-CEO Glitterpede
Gallery[]
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