Do Graboids have any ways of differentiating their land-based forms from any other prey? I know at the end of 3, El Blanco eats an AB, but that’s only after they stuck the watch to it.

It’s hard to determine for sure, as graboid studies are fairly rare. But it’s felt that a graboid would easily be able to identify unique vibrations from Shriekers and ABs and avoid attacking them. That said, many animals are cannibalistic, so it’s not out of the question that they’d sometimes eat their “own.”

Do Graboids have any ways of differentiating their land-based forms from any other prey? I know at the end of 3, El Blanco eats an AB, but that’s only after they stuck the watch to it. was last modified: by

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