Many-eyed Dune Watcher

About

About

1. The Many-eyed Dune Watcher is a legendary animal in Desktop Halfpipe that you meet in the sand, dunes and shallows on Low Tide and High Tide. It looks like a pale sand creature with many soft eyes.

How to meet it

1. Look in the sand, dunes and shallows on Low Tide and High Tide. It only comes out: night, new moon. Walk up and press E to spot it; it goes in your Wildlife journal.

FAQ

1. Where do I find the Many-eyed Dune Watcher? In the sand, dunes and shallows on Low Tide and High Tide.
2. When is the Many-eyed Dune Watcher out? Night, new moon.
3. How rare is the Many-eyed Dune Watcher? Legendary.
4. See Wildlife: Beach for every animal there, and Wildlife for the rest.
5. Catalogue no. AN-WLD-541.

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