Subnautica 2 Hammerhead Creature Details
Large fauna
Large fauna
Local data status
Classification
Large
Group
Large Creatures
Tags
Herbivore / Big
Databank notes
7
Regions and location notes
No reliable local region list is recorded yet. This page does not convert rumors or unsupported location claims into fixed locations.
Databank entry
Hammerhead (tentatively Panoplia hammerhead ). An armored, herd-dwelling, territorial herbivore with a powerful ram.
1. Hammer head Challenges intruders on its territory, especially other hammerheads. Displays its pectoral fins and closes its enamel head shield before attacking.
2. Jet propulsion Spiracles behind the eyes feed into a jet channel with internal gills. The jet drives the hammerhead's sudden rams.
3. Large brain Floats in a protective cyst. The central eye sees color, while two smaller motion-sensitive eyes guide ramming.
4. Grazing jaw The muscular vertical jaw suggests a diet of sponges, kelps, tunicates, and possibly crushed coral. The need to protect a grazing area may have evolved the hammerhead's territoriality.
5. Practice behavior? Hammerheads ram coral domes. The adaptive benefit is unclear—perhaps toughening their shields.
Advise caution, especially when piloting vehicles. May have social cognition comparable to Earth’s ungulates, some of which were extremely dangerous to humans. Ramming areas (called leks) are a major source of ocean noise.
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Native map markers
Hammerhead creature markers for route awareness, biome scouting, and encounter planning on the native map.
Hammerhead sighting 1
X -311402 / Y -33 / Z 416860
Hammerhead sighting 2
X -307676 / Y -32 / Z 415632
Hammerhead sighting 3
X -320108 / Y -30 / Z 447340
Hammerhead sighting 4
X -356799 / Y -9 / Z 438810
Sources and verification
Creature names, classifications, databank counts and region labels come from local creature records. Exact coordinates or habitat claims are omitted when no reliable local record exists.
SN2 Wiki structured creature dataset
Data checked: May 15, 2026