Donut, No Worms

 | Property | Details | | :--- | :--- | | **Species** | *Raion donut* | | **Attitude** | Passive | | **Type** | Anchored | | **Category** | Raions | | **Biome** | Plateaus |+| **Scan Tool** | Bioscanner |   ![Donut, No Worms](Donut, No Worms.png)  -**Donut, No Worms** is an anchored Lifeform.+**Donut, No Worms** is an anchored Lifeform found in Subnautica 2.   ## Appearance-  Donut, No Worms has a conical shape, starting out relatively slim and widening up to its mostly flat top. There, it has a central, round opening, surrounded by a series of slim, oval openings arranged in a circle, pointing outwards. Donut, No Worms has a rough, uneven outer texture and is green.   ## Databank Entry+> **Donut, No Worms**+>+> Donut of worms (tentatively *Raion donut*) without visible worms.+>+> **1. Normal state**+>+> Just as terrestrial corals contain photosynthetic partners called zooxanthella, the donut contains a population of predatory worms.+>+> **2. Disturbed state**+>+> Just as terrestrial corals sometimes expel their partners when under stress, this donut raion has discharged or killed its population of worms. (Alternatively, they have left in search of a better host.) This may be a reproductive strategy, a defensive reaction to the worms turning on and feeding upon the sponge, or a response to environmental stress.+>+> **Assessment:** unclear how long the donut can survive without its primary food supply. Terrestrial corals survive only days to weeks after bleaching.+>+> *Source: Scan a Donut, No Worms*  -**Donut of worms (tentatively *Raion donut*) without visible worms.**- -1. **Normal state**- -Just as terrestrial corals contain photosynthetic partners called zooxanthella, the donut contains a population of predatory worms.- -2. **Disturbed state**- -Just as terrestrial corals sometimes expel their partners when under stress, this donut raion has discharged or killed its population of worms. (Alternatively, they have left in search of a better host.) This may be a reproductive strategy, a defensive reaction to the worms turning on and feeding upon the sponge, or a response to environmental stress.- -**Assessment:** unclear how long the donut can survive without its primary food supply. Terrestrial corals survive only days to weeks after bleaching.- -*Source: Scan a Donut, No Worms*-  ## Gallery-  ### In Game-  ![Two Donut, No Worms specimen seen in the Plateaus.](Donut no Worms.png)