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Rijit Banerjee

All Creature Cards and how to get them in Grounded 2

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Grounded 2 is full of majestic bugs, each with unique traits and builds to make the park a fun and dangerous journey for you. But you can use a tool in your arsenal to collect creature cards, which lets you keep track of your impressive finds and unlock vital information that can give you the upper hand in every encounter.

If you’re having trouble filling up your PEEP.R creature cards, we’ve got you covered.

How to get Creature Cards in Grounded 2

Picture showing creature like stinkbug through PEEP.R in Grounded 2. — Predator detected. Screenshot by Dot Esports

To get creature cards in Grounded 2, look at an insect using your PEEP.R. Open your PEEP.R by pressing the X key on your keyboard, then press E to peep at a creature. Peeping at a creature adds its card to your inventory. You can do this with every living creature to collect their cards, but they also serve a more useful purpose than simple collection.

After you get the creature card, you can learn its resistances and weaknesses, allowing you to prepare the best strategy for taking each creature down. You can also use the data to take favorable fights and get proper weapons to increase your odds of taking down your foes.

All Creatures Cards in Grounded 2, listed

Picture showing creature card of Northern Scorpion in Grounded 2. — Creature cards are fun to collect! Screenshot by Dot Esports

There are four main categories of creatures that you can find in Grounded 2, and we’ve listed all the locations where you can find them with your binoculars to get the cards.

Harmless

Harmless creatures don’t attack you at all, even after you attack with your weapon. They usually drop meat, which makes them ideal for hunting. Here is a table showing all the Harmless creatures in Grounded 2:

Harmless Creatures	Location
Aphid	Grassy areas, runs very fast, and it also climbs the grass.
Baby Garden Snail	Starting grass area.
Caterpillar	Top of the big leaves in multiple regions.
Gnat	Flies are on top of the water puddles.
Grub	Use Omni-Shovel to dig for it.
Weevil	Frequently seen walking on the ground near the Snackbar Ranger outpost.

Neutral

Neutral creatures don’t attack you if they spot you, but they do become hostile once you hit them. Here is a table showing all the Neutral creatures in Grounded 2:

Neutral Creatures	Location
Bee	Near the Ceremony rock and the Statue.
Blue Butterfly	Flies in almost all regions, it’s easy to spot.
Cockroach	Found in Fire Pit.
Cockroach Nymph	Near the regular cockroaches
Cockroach Queen	Fire Pit and also Snackbar Front.
Ladybug	Grassy areas, strolling near the starter area.
Red Worker	Ant Near Anthills.

Angry

These mean creatures will attack or chase you once they find you. The best way to deal with these Angry creatures is by scanning them first and then exploiting their weakness to kill them. These insects also fight another hostile species. Here is a table showing all the Angry creatures in Grounded 2:

Angry Creatures	Location
Bombardier Beetle	Near Fire Pit.
Larva	Picnic Table and Grass Games. You can also find it by using your Omni-Shovel.
Lawn Mite	Pretty much everywhere.
Mosquito	Grass Games region.
Northern Scorpion	Statue and Pill Hill.
Northern Scorpion Jr	All over the map.
Northern Scorpling	Pine Hill.
Orb Weaver	Pine Hill and Picnic Table.
Orb Weaver Jr.	Find near monuments with spiderwebs.
Praying Mantis Nymph	Rare creatures, but you can find one in almost every region.
Red Soldier Ant	Anthills.
Spiderling	Near the spider eggs and webs.
Stinkbug	All over the map, but two in the Ceremony area.
Wolf Spider	Entrance and Ceremony.

O.R.C.

The O.R.C. creatures are hostile, and they only fight you. However, you can get the receiver and other important loot from them. They can be identified with the help of the purple machine that they wear on their head, and they usually stop you from entering new places, so their location varies from place to place.