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Puffers are aggressive hunters filled with a lethal gas known as [[Meta-viprium]]. Puffers fill their bodies with this gas to float about in search of food. Their bodies are fragile and will | Puffers are aggressive hunters filled with a lethal gas known as [[Meta-viprium]]. Puffers fill their bodies with this gas to float about in search of food. Their bodies are fragile and will rupture upon contact. If ruptured, the gas within them will violently release, completely killing the Puffer and any fatally poisoning any creature that attacks.<ref name="Logbook" /> | ||
Puffers are native to the Pirate Homeworld, though [[Space Pirates]] have cybergenetically modified them into patrol animals filled with [[Phazon|Phazon Gas]] called [[Puffer Mine]]s.<ref>{{cite|Avoid contact with the Puffer Mine. These creatures are cybergenetically enhanced version of the Puffers native to the Pirate Homeworld. Engineered by Space Pirates, they are now used as patrol animals. Their bodies have been filled with Phazon gas to be used as a defensive measure. If their shell is broken, their bodies explode and send a cloud of toxic gas out all around them. Nearby attackers rarely escape the volatile fumes.|[[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Logbook]] "Puffer Mine"|[[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]]}}</ref> | Puffers are native to the Pirate Homeworld, though [[Space Pirates]] have cybergenetically modified them into patrol animals filled with [[Phazon|Phazon Gas]] called [[Puffer Mine]]s.<ref>{{cite|Avoid contact with the Puffer Mine. These creatures are cybergenetically enhanced version of the Puffers native to the Pirate Homeworld. Engineered by Space Pirates, they are now used as patrol animals. Their bodies have been filled with Phazon gas to be used as a defensive measure. If their shell is broken, their bodies explode and send a cloud of toxic gas out all around them. Nearby attackers rarely escape the volatile fumes.|[[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption Logbook]] "Puffer Mine"|[[Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]]}}</ref> | ||
