Solanaria is an Endemic Life in Monster Hunter Wilds (MH Wilds). Learn how to capture Solanaria, where to find it, locations, and its appearance.
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Solanaria Location
Appears in Area 12 of Iceshard Cliffs

Area | Iceshard Cliffs12 |
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Environment | Not Specified |
Time | Not Specified |
In Monster Hunter Wilds, Solanaria appears in Area 12 of Iceshard Cliffs regardless of the environment or time.
How To Capture Solanaria
Catch Using Capture Net
How to Use Capture Net | |
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Equipment | Equipment from Item Bar Hold down Select Radial Manu to Equipment Hold down Select Capturing Net |
Use | Hold down AimQuick Press Shoot |
When you arrive at the location where Solanaria is, use the Capture Net to catch it. Solanaria doesn't flee even if you approach, so the Ghillie Mantle equipment is not necessary.
Capture Net GuideReset if It is Only Located at a High Position
Solanaria is frequently found in high locations, which can make it hard for the Capture Net to reach. In such cases, travel to another map and return repeatedly until it spawns at a lower location.
Solanaria - Look and Feature

Category | Endemic Life |
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Obtainable Guild pts | 5 pts |
Feature | Creatures with rippling fins on both sides of their body that help them move through the air. The fins possess a sort of circulatory system, similar to blood vessels, that give off light. Because their bodies are so fragile, even the slightest shock or guest of wind can tear them apart. Their regenerative abilities make up for this, however, as each piece becomes a separate individual. |
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