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Killing a Juvenile critter will grant the same amount of output. They drop meat or whatever material when they die, no matter of how this happens (being killed by a duplicant, dying of old age, drowning.Can arrive as a care package by Printing Pod (except Morbs and Gassy Moos).Can get confined when a tile is built on top of them or were idle in a closing door. Can't use ladders for pathfinding purposes, but can pass through opened pneumatic doors, and walk on opened horizontally placed doors.Wild and Glum has only 5% production rate. Happy and Tamed Critters have 100% production, Wild has 25%, Glum has 20%. Resource conversion can range twentyfold depending on critter status.Wild critters usually always stay happy, if they have enough space.Once matured, tamed critters need a stable food supply to survive. Babies won't starve and don't require a diet. A tamed critter with 'glum' debuff loses calories slower than a happy tamed critter. Once tamed they will begin to lose calories and starve if not fed after a number of cycles. Juvenile critters take 5 cycles to grow into an adult.Both wild and tamed critters age, lay eggs, and have a capped life expectancy (with exception of Morbs, those have no life-cycle, and Gassy Moos, which lay no eggs).On the other hand, Pacus will be reduced to the flopping state in absence of water(or some other liquids they can live in).in a 10g water tile with any amount of petroleum on top of it. 2) any liquid environment that is over 2-tiles deep, i.e.a water tile with over 950kg of mass, or, 1) a liquid tile with a mass difference less than 50kg to the element's critical mass(the maximum mass for a natural liquid tile), i.e.Common critters, such as hatches, will drown in.Can live in any atmosphere including Vacuum, yet will drown in liquids (but will try to escape), with exception of Pacus and Pokeshells.Tend to migrate to livable temperature zone accessible to it. Will die when subjected to temperature extremes (specific range depends on species).Occupy one tile and can crawl into narrow spaces (except adult Pokeshells).Are not aggressive (with exception of Pokeshell, which will attack anything if there are any of their eggs nearby).

Most critters share the following traits: See: Critters in Spaced Out Common traits

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Spawns from full Outhouses if it filled long enough but can be found naturally, produces contaminated oxygen unless in high-pressure gas, explodes in a puff of Polluted Oxygen or Chlorine upon death. Swims in water, can only be caught via a Fish Trap.ДЇloats over the floor or liquid, and follows spots of carbon dioxide.Д«urrowing critters that eat the Regolith collected on terrestrial surfaces.Д®xtraterrestrial creatures that feed on gas grass and excretes natural gas. Won't go under water, but can enter a stream of water from below or from the side (and then die). Can follow its own slime consuming again. Sucks in the closest air bubble, goes up into top of room/chamber on borders of gases then spits out slime. Its movement is based on invert pyramid shape, moves center to top, left then right, follows bubbles of contaminated air, prefers going up. They are not hostile and are quite mobile, inevitably wandering away from any chamber they are not trapped in.ДЇloating/hovering critter. They are able to cling strongly to any surface, and will freely wander the full perimeter of whatever chamber they are in. This creature can be found crawling around in cavities in the Caustic Biome. Plants loose seeds into soft blocks and can knock items out of storage bins. Small health pool and only a small number spawn. Nice to have in one's base due to the light and decor bonuses.

Will burrow in soft ground during the day, but will stay active if it can't find a place to burrow.ДЇloating/hovering critter, provides a constant source of light and +30 decor in its immediate vicinity.

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