Their crawling, shambling gait when not enraged lets them move through the surf or into woods with ease, but swiftly accelerate to pounce on prey and enemies. They inhabit coastal regions and islands, predominantly with low cloud and fog banks that they use to hunt. They are also among the strongest and most tenacious foes encountered in their respective areas, combining excellent protection with a generous health pool and the ability to attack at range. Fog crawlers are known to make deep, booming vocalizations as an indicator of their presence. They live in the deep Fog for which they are named, and are seldom encountered outside the island's deadly mist.
The Far Harbor fog crawlers are the result of the radioactive fog altering the local shrimp population. Fog crawlers are large, mutated crustaceans, named for their presence in foggy or cloudy coastal regions and islands, where they use the environment to hunt.
