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Subnautica 2 Needler Mango Creature Details

Large fauna

Large fauna

Local data status

Classification

Large

Group

Large Creatures

Tags

Carnivore / Big

Databank notes

7

Regions and location notes

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Databank entry

Mango kestros , the dart-throwing shark. Territorial predator capable of launching uranium-tipped tusks at up to twenty meters per second.

1. Erupted jaw Dominated by six upper jaw tusk sockets. The lower jaw has receded into the throat for rasping and crushing. Muscles behind each tusk crank ligaments around hard anchors, storing mechanical energy like a crossbow.

2. Teeth battery Tusks are reloaded from mature spares deeper in the skull. Needlers constantly form new tusks by 'sneezing' ground mineral paste and quick-setting enzyme into dental sacs. Each tusk is tipped with a self-sharpening uranium oxide cap.

3. Body structure The equally spaced dorsal, pectoral and pelvic fins give the needler excellent stability and aim control. A large caudal fin drives the needler on the sprint. Like its relative the marrowbreach, it has no thruster. Four 'whiskers' detect water currents to help aim.

4. Behavior Needlers are social, nesting and sometimes hunting in family groups. They may be pack predators — cooperating to bring down larger organisms. Their need for constant mineral intake makes them fiercely territorial.

5. Evolutionary history The needler shares a close relationship with the nibbler mango, which has a similar battery of constantly regenerating teeth. The needler may have evolved its tusks to penetrate hard shells—first firing into prey already clamped in its jaw, then launching the tusks as harpoons.

Assessment: dangerous, territorial predator. Avoid or distract even when operating submersibles.

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Native map markers

Needler Mango creature markers for route awareness, biome scouting, and encounter planning on the native map.

Needler Mango sighting 1

X -216409 / Y -227 / Z 453694

Needler Mango sighting 2

X -209563 / Y -228 / Z 460130

Needler Mango sighting 3

X -205566 / Y -228 / Z 448910

Needler Mango sighting 4

X -204847 / Y -224 / Z 440924

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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.

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Data checked: May 15, 2026