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The subject of this article is from the ExoMech update.
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 10 June, 2020. |
The information from this article is is up-to-date as of 10 June, 2020.
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This article was documented by the Galactic Hub. |
| G. Quarlalusae | |
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| Galaxy | Euclid |
| Region | Widraik |
| Star system | HUB7-2F Narendra |
| Planet | Ehara 53/J3 |
| Description | Rare / Ground |
| Bait | Enzyme Fluid |
| Gender | Female/Asymmetic |
| Behaviour | Long-distance migration |
| Diet | Oxide elements |
| Height | 6 - 6.1 m |
| Weight | 257.7 - 260.6 kg |
| Genus | Bos |
| Notes | Powerful mandibles |
| Mode | Normal |
| Territory | Galactic Hub Project |
| Discovered by | swampcastlenms |
| Discovery platform | PS4 |
| Updated | ExoMech |
G. Quarlalusae is a creature.
Summary[]
G. Quarlalusae is a creature in the No Man's Sky universe.
It is an especially large member of the Bos genus, with some examples reaching 6.1m tall. One of the genders is a Lesser Mushroom Beetle (or LMB), which are particularly rare in that size.
Appearance[]
The yellow/brown coloration of G. Quarlalusae blends into the landscapes of their home and lush planet.
Gender dimorphism[]
- The Female gender of this species is an elusive Lesser Beetle Mushroom, easily recognizable with an enormous bell-shape mushroom on its back. Overall, this gender looks like a beetle.
- The Asymmetric gender exhibits sizable claws but also arachnidian legs, making it look more like a spider.
Alias names[]
| All | Original: | G. Quarlalusae |
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| PS4 | Current: | G. Quarlalusae |
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Discovery Menu[]
A grasslands creature, at home in lush plains of planet Ehara 53/J3. Migratory in nature, their seasonal wanders take them from one pole to the other, moving as the light levels change. Their blood is highly toxic to most predators, thanks to their oxide-rich diet.
Additional Observations: Powerful mandibles
Location[]
It can be found on the planet Ehara 53/J3 in the HUB7-2F Narendra star system.
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Additional information[]
Documented by GHEC researcher arnaubalo and featured in the GHEC Lesser Mushroom Beetle Album.
Gallery[]
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Female gender -
Female gender size comparison -
GHEC researcher arnaubalo riding G. Quarlalusae -
A Female couple -
Asymmetric gender
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Discovery Menu Description
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Asymmetric scan
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Female scan
