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Which creatures passively create items in their inventory?


HoganRyan01

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Hello, I've been playing ARK for around 2.6k hours but I still can't remember what dinos make what passively.

I will provide a list of what I can remember and please help me add onto it. (White in bold = Found on most maps. Orange in bold = Found on Scorched Earth)

 

Creatures that create stuff passively:

Achatina - Creates and also poops achatina paste & makes organic polymer in it's inventory in exchange for nothing.

Basilosaurus - Creates oil in exchange for nothing.

Tusoteuthis - Creates oil in exchange for nothing.

Giant Queen Bee - Creates Giant Bee Honey in exchange for rare flowers (in hive form).

Phoenix - Poops silicia pearls & black pearls.

Iguanodon - Can create seeds in the inventory via the radial wheel

 

Creatures that gather stuff on wander:

Dung Beetle - Creates fertiliser and oil in exchange for feces.

Doedicurus - Gathers stone on wandering.

Castoroides - Gathers wood on wandering.

Gigantopithecus - Gathers fiber / rare flowers on wandering depending on the biome.

Mesopithecus - Gathers berries on wandering.

Therizinosaurus - Can gather fiber / flowers / species X seeds on wandering.

Moschops - Gathers resources on wandering.

Oviraptor - Can collect one of a wild creature's eggs on wandering.

Pegomastax - Gathers berries on wandering.

 

 

 

 

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16 minutes ago, ranger1presents said:

Castoroides creates damns fully of cementing paste, wood, and pearls while on wander.

Doedicurus gathers stone on wander.

The Castroides only builds dams as a wild creature. And only in the proximity of their spawn. Once was a time where you could pen them near their spawn and get them to build dams enclosed, but im sure that dont work anymore. Tamed they have a reduced carry weight for wood and i do believe stone and when enabled to wander will automatically harvest wood for you.

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1 hour ago, HoganRyan01 said:

Basilosaurus - Creates oil in exchange for nothing.

Tusoteuthis - Creates oil in exchange for nothing.

I believe they don't have to be on wander for that.

Anyways, monkeys (Mesopithecus) will harvest berries when on wander.

Apes (Gigantopithecus) will harvest fiber on wander.

I'm not 100% sure but I believe therizinos will harvest fiber/rare flowers on wander (depending on the biome).

Cant remember anything else.

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3 hours ago, ranger1presents said:

Castoroides creates damns fully of cementing paste, wood, and pearls while on wander.

Doedicurus gathers stone on wander.

Domesticated Castoroides dont make dams.

Doedicurus have to collect stone, they don't create it.

Thanks for replying youre my favourite YouTuber :Jerblove:

2 hours ago, Pic1 said:

Anyways, monkeys (Mesopithecus) will harvest berries when on wander.

Apes (Gigantopithecus) will harvest fiber on wander.

I'm not 100% sure but I believe therizinos will harvest fiber/rare flowers on wander (depending on the biome).

Cant remember anything else.

As I said about the doedicurus, these collect stuff i'm talking about stuff that passively makes items.

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In order for the dung beetle to make fertilizer it has to be on wander. That's why they're always caged in some form, they tend to get really lost and die.

Pegomastax gathers berries on wandering.

Castoroides doesn't lower the weight of stone, stone weighs just as much in your inventory as it would theirs.

Oviraptors can steal WILD eggs on wander, but can only hold one egg at a time.

Pro tip: put ANY carnivore/omnivore on aggressive and wandering and they will collect meat, or die trying.

 

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5 hours ago, HoganRyan01 said:

Domesticated Castoroides dont make dams.

DOH!  Sorry for the outdated info.  It's been quite a while since I kept any and I wasn't aware they had changed that aspect of them.

 

5 hours ago, HoganRyan01 said:

Thanks for replying youre my favourite YouTuber

Thanks for that my friend.  And again, sorry for the incorrect info.

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