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A giant giraffe with long horns, neutral. Because it is a herbivore, it is often attacked by carnivorous creatures, but it has enough attack power to easily defeat carnivorous creatures. It is also faster than other herbivorous creatures, and once it starts running, even a Tyrannosaurus cannot catch up with it. Because it is neutral, if a survivor attacks and becomes hostile, in addition to its overwhelming attack power, it has the speed to easily catch up with the survivor, so the survivor should try not to provoke this giant giraffe. By the way, when Bohlinia has nothing to do, you can see it sitting and resting or drinking water. How to tame Bohlinia is handed over in a special way. Give Bohlinia a Sweet Vegetable Cake when it is sitting and resting. When it finishes eating the Sweet Vegetable Cake, it will shake its head as if it is happy. If you pet it while it is shaking its head, the tame gauge will rise. However, after a while, it will stand up and move somewhere. The survivor must chase Bohlinia before it sits down to rest. When it sits down to rest, give it Sweet Vegetable Cake again, and when it shakes its head, pet it. Basically, the cycle is "sit down to rest → feed it Sweet Vegetable Cake → when it shakes its head, pet it → stand up and move → sit down to rest." By repeating this, the taming will be complete. However, if it is attacked by another creature or becomes hostile towards the survivor, the taming gauge will be reset, so be careful. After taming, Bohlinia can be ridden with a special saddle. It can then perform the following actions. 1. Sweeping attack using neck (can knock back medium-sized creatures) 2. Kick attack with hind legs (can increase coma value twice as much as Equus, enough to put Tyrannosaurus into a coma) (can easily destroy stone structures) 3. Normal attack (suitable for harvesting berries and fibers) However, interestingly, there is another saddle, the "Bohlinia Armed Saddle", which has an armed function. A normal saddle is required to make this, but the armed saddle has the following abilities. 1. Goggles are attached to the head, which have the function of detecting creatures in the vicinity, and dangerous creatures are displayed in red. When the presence of this dangerous creature is detected, an alarm sound attached to the head is automatically sounded to notify the presence of the dangerous creature. 2. A blade is attached to the neck, which can be used to cause bleeding effects on enemies. 3. It is equipped with small missiles, which can be used to fire at enemies at a distance or in the air. However, you will need a Grenade to use this. 4. It has a light function, and you can shine a light at night. This light has the effect of keeping other creatures away. It can also be used effectively against Reapers and Nameless, who are weak to light.

A neutral elephant that is mainly seen on the plains, it has long tusks that resemble the shape of a cow's horns. When attacked by a survivor or a hostile creature, it activates the "Rage Buff", which greatly increases its attack power, and uses its long tusks to skewer the victim while causing bleeding. In addition to its fangs, it can also perform restraining attacks using its long trunk and stomping attacks using its front legs, which will kill an unequipped survivor in an instant. How to tame To tame this fearsome elephant, you can hand over a Sweet Vegetable Cake to it and make it trust the survivor once. However, the reason why you need to make it trust you is because you need to fight together with Cuvieronius, and the tame gauge will increase by defeating enemies together with the survivor. Also, during taming, it is more likely to be attacked by more hostile creatures, so you will need to fight against those hostile creatures. During taming, if a survivor accidentally attacks Cuvieronius, no damage will be dealt and the taming gauge will not be affected, but it will be pointless if Cuvieronius dies. Therefore, it is important not to let Cuvieronius die. Furthermore, Cuvieronius cannot fight alongside tamed creatures. If a tamed creature accidentally attacks Cuvieronius, it will become hostile and the taming will be interrupted, so survivors must work hard to tame Cuvieronius alone. After taming If you have a special saddle, you can ride Cuvieronius. Just like in the wild, when attacked by an enemy, it will activate the "Rage Buff", which greatly increases its attack power, and will perform a skewering attack with its long fangs while causing bleeding. In addition to its fangs, it can also perform a restraining attack with its long nose and a stomp attack with its front legs. However, there is actually something called "Fang Armor" for the fangs, and by equipping this, you can give the fangs new effects. However, you will need to consume a specific item to use it. 1. Anesthetic = coma effect 2. Gunpowder = explosion effect 3. Organic polymer = poison effect 4. Leech blood = disease effect 5. Element = paralysis effect

A herbivore about the same size as a Parasaurolophus, it is passive and will quickly flee if attacked. Macrauchenia has a body like a llama and a slightly longer nose like a tapir. This creature is as fast as a Gallimimus, and can use its slightly longer nose to smell and determine where the surrounding creatures are. How to tame To tame a Macrauchenia, you simply tame it in a coma. However, since it is as fast as a Gallimimus, it is impossible to catch it without setting a trap. Also, because of its size, you cannot use a bola, so a trap is essential. After putting it in a coma, you can feed it kibbles, vegetables, or berries as food. After taming You can ride it with a special saddle. It is as fast as a Gallimimus, so it is ideal for transportation. It is also quite heavy, so it is excellent as a carrier. Just like in the wild, it can use its slightly longer nose to smell and determine where the surrounding creatures are. But their excellent sense of smell also helps them to determine which bushes produce carrots and other vegetables.

ENTRY DINO: "Syllipsimo" The Prehistoric Octopus INGAME DINO: Syllipsimo Octopus TYPE: Shoulder Pet / Exploration Mount / Battle Mount APPEARANCE: The Syllipsimo is very similar to a tusoteuthis with some noticeable differences. The first difference you will able to notice at a glance is the extra two(2) tentacles, the Syllipsimo octopus has 10 tentacles instead of 8 like normal octopuses or squids. Another major difference is that the Syllipsimo Octopus only grows up the be three(3) feet long, they also shine bright in being the Van Gogh of the ocean due to their large variety of coloration all over their bodies! ABILITIES: Female Octopus - They can be attach to a baby, juvenile or adolescent dino, once attach they will stay with the dino until they die or get un-attach by the survivor, main reason for this is cause the female octopus will feed the baby if it runs out of food at the cost of its own HP. Once the octopus runs out of HP and dies it will give a buff to the baby in which the baby won't eat for 5 minutes, ones the timer runs out, the baby will start to eat like normal and if not attended in that period the baby will starve and die. Females also have a new mechanic where you have the option to breed it like normal and get a single(1) egg or activate its "EGG LAYING MODE" in which the female octopus will consume its entire HP in exchange of ten(10) Fertilize eggs. Eggs produce by the "EGG LAYING MODE" can only be incubated by a male octopus on the new structure called "Octopus Den", a two(2) by two(2) structure that has to be place underwater for it to work. While the male is incubation the egg, it can't be use or remove from the "Octopus Den", if by any reason the male octopus is remove from the den all the eggs will be destroy. Females octopus have a high intelligence compared to the male syllipsimo octopus and do to this they will have the ability to offer the survivor a experience gain of 2x while is on their shoulders. This buff will also pass down to any dino the player is riding Male Octopus - Male octopuses will not offer the same buff to babies as the female. The male will be more oriented to exploration and battles. Male Octopuses have the ability to transform into a large size octopus when on water. This form is large enough to fight most dangers, like megalodon, eels, jellyfish and even mosasaurs, still don't know if they can handle their cousin the Tusoteuthis Males have perfected the ability to camouflage to the point they can camouflage anything they come in contact with, this makes it possible to camouflage their survivor, in this camouflage state the survivor is barely visible just like Rock Drakes. This ability runs at the cost of the octopus's stamina Males also have a secret "Berserker Stage". This stage can be use or enable when element is feed to the Octopus, This is a 300 second stage were it will triple the size of the mount form, increasing the damage five(5) times and resistance three(3) times. This form called "The Kraken" can be done in water or in land, the land version will have minimum movement do to the dry environment but on water it will have increase movement speed and full immunity to any debuff. TAMING: Passive taming - This creature is mostly passive and do to this nature you can get close to him and feed it his favorite food, the Basilosaurus Blubber. In the case you don't have Basilosaurus blubber you can use Exceptional kibble or fish meat if your that low in the food chain. Now there's a secret pass down from fishing tribe elders that say if you feed it a single alpha leedsichthys blubber is will instantly befriend you and it will never leave your side.

It is twice the size of the Woolly Rhino, lives alone in the wasteland, and is extremely ferocious and has a very defensive personality, like the Therizinosaurus, it becomes hostile just by getting close to it. Especially when carnivores are nearby, they will now be given a buff called "Carnivore Killer", which will cause them to fight back when attacked. However, this rhino is good at lunging and impaling attacks using its horns, which are extremely effective against carnivores. The more you run, the faster your attack speed and attack power will increase, allowing you to stun and knock back your opponent. In addition, skewering attacks using horns are extremely effective against large carnivores such as Tyrannosaurus and Spinosaurus, and when skewered with horns, the stamina and defense of the skewered creature are greatly reduced. May inflict debuffs on Weakness, Bleeding, and Fractures. This attack can last until the opponent dies, and the skewered creature is unable to fight back. By the way, there is a low chance that when you defeat it, it will drop an "Elasmotherium Horn", which can be used as a substitute for the Woolly Rhino Horn. How to tame To tame this gigantic rhinoceros, you will need Ghillie equipment.If you don't have Ghillie equipment, you will definitely be hostile and will not be able to tame it, so be sure to wear Ghillie equipment. Passive taming is mainly done by hand-handed taming, but the bait used for taming is beer, and by hand-drinking beer, the taming gauge increases, but when the taming gauge rises to 50%, it becomes intoxicated or stops attacking. It will almost be in a temporary taming state. Please note that if you are attacked by yourself or another creature and become hostile while the taming gauge reaches 50%, the taming gauge will drop immediately and be reset, so please be careful. Then, when you are in a temporary tamed state, ride on a horse and hold down either the left or right key that appears on the screen in the same way as Andrewsarchus, and the taming gauge will rise. Unlike flat ground, walls and water can raise the taming gauge as it is, and the taming is completed when it reaches 100%. However, if you press the wrong key by mistake, you will be forced to ride a horse, and you will be made to be hostile. Also, there is a time limit of 30 minutes, and if you exceed this time, you will wake up, be forcibly removed from riding, and become hostile, so please be careful about that. After taming With a special saddle, you can ride a horse, and like in the wild, you can use a horned skewering attack that inflicts debuffs on your opponent, such as greatly reducing stamina, lowering defense power, bleeding, and breaking bones.The more you run, the faster your speed and attack power will be. increases, allowing you to use a charge that stuns and knocks back your opponent, and if there is a wild carnivore or tamed carnivore nearby, you will receive the "Carnivore Killer" buff. However, there is a TEK saddle, which has a sword-like device attached to its horns to electrocute opponents, and a Tek Phase Pistol on each hip, which can be used for attacks, recovery, etc. And its physical strength and weight are set to be extremely high, making it excellent as both a tanker and a cargo transporter. By the way, it is possible to cut off the hair of Elasmotherium with scissors, and it can be used as a substitute for wool or fur called "Elasmotherium hair". Of course, hair will grow automatically.

Appears as a panda the same size as Phiomia. This panda is a rare creature with an extremely low probability of appearing, and is basically friendly in nature and will run away as soon as it is attacked. However, they are omnivorous, and if they find the corpse of an organism, they will go to it, eat it, and then become aggressive, sometimes attacking all organisms, including those around it. With this buff, your attack power, speed, and defense are extremely high, and you can easily take down a Brontosaurus. By attacking, you can give bleeding damage to the enemy. In addition, as a special attack, it may roll and roll its body to rush, and has the effect of stunning the player and creatures (excluding large creatures and larger) that are hit by this attack. However, once the “Rage” buff wears off, it reverts to normal. Taming method It will be a passive taming by hand, but the food is special, and it can only be given fiber. Moreover, one tame consumes 50 fibers, so you will need a lot of fibers. If you are attacked by a player or other creature, the taming gauge will drop if you run away. Furthermore, if you eat the corpse of a living creature and become “feral”, the taming gauge will be reset, so it is assumed that there are no living creatures around. After taming It can be ridden without a saddle, but equipping a saddle greatly enhances it. What this means is that without a saddle, just like in the wild, eating the corpses of living creatures grants the “Ferocious” buff, greatly increasing attack power, speed, and defense, and dealing bleed damage when attacking. I can. You can also use a special attack that rolls and rolls your body, which has the effect of stunning the player and creatures (except for large creatures and above). After that, it has excellent gathering ability, and collects a lot of fibers, hides, furs, and organic polymers in particular. But what happens when you equip a saddle? First of all, the saddle has a design that feels like a Roll Rat, and the special attack that rolls up the body feels like a chip saw, causing bleeding to most creatures, including large creatures, and cutting down trees. and destroy rocks. However, if you do that, the saddle’s durability will drop and it will break, so you’ll need a spare saddle.

In-game, they are about the same size as Sarco and live near water. Good at swimming, but slow on land. They are friendly, but they can retaliate when attacked, especially with claw attacks, which contain poison that slows movement and increases coma. This is also true for players and other creatures. Also, Reapers and Nameless can be poisoned with the same effect as Charged Light. In that sense, the poison possessed by this creature is the strongest. Taming method Taming is passive taming, but the bait is special. It feeds only on Mushroom Brew and nothing else. Moreover, if they are attacked by other creatures or accidentally attacked by the player, they will become hostile and the taming gauge will be reset. After taming You can ride with your own saddle. Good at swimming, but slow on land. Also, like the wild, the claw attack can poison the enemy with a movement speed decrease and a coma value increase, and the Reaper and Nameless can be poisoned with the same effect as the charge light, Especially against Reaper and Nameless, it can fight with only its poison without charge light.

A larger land turtle than Carbonemys, it mostly lives in forests, unlike Carbonemys, which often lives on beaches. Like Carbonemys, it is neutral, but will become hostile if attacked. It also howls to intimidate enemies, and this howl grants Meiolania a buff that greatly increases its own defense. While this buff is active, it is almost invincible, and only Giganotosaurus can defeat it. How to tame To tame this giant land turtle, you will need Sweet Vegetable Cake. When taming, it will only eat Sweet Vegetable Cake (after taming, it will eat berries normally). You will need to hand feed it Sweet Vegetable Cake. However, if it is attacked by another creature or attacked by a survivor and becomes hostile, it will reset. After taming You can ride it by equipping a special saddle, but first you will be able to howl, which grants a buff that increases defense, just like in the wild. Of course, the buff is applied not only to the survivor but also to the survivor and other tamed creatures. Therefore, Meiolania can be used as a buffer to increase defense power in boss battles. That's right, being together with the healer Daeodon and the buffer Yutyrannus will make the battle even more stable. This is also useful in PVP. And since Meiolania itself has quite high health, it can act as a tanker, acting as a moving shield. However, the saddle for Meiolania has a cannon attached, which can be used to attack enemies from a distance, as well as to tame creatures such as Rock Elementals. What's even more interesting is that it can cut the weight of wood, metal, stone, and flint by 95%, making it ideal for transporting.

A giant crocodile with a long head that can reach 2 meters in length and resembles a baleen whale. Stomatosuchus lives in rivers and swamps and has a very docile personality, and is indifferent to survivors. However, if attacked, Stomatosuchus will fight back. Stomatosuchus' attacks inflict a debuff on survivors and other creatures that greatly reduces their defense. In addition, the creature's attacks are piercing attacks that ignore the defense of the survivor's armor and the creature's saddle (including TEK saddles). Furthermore, Stomatosuchus' attacks also have the effect of greatly reducing the stamina of survivors and creatures. In addition, when in water, the effect of "water buff" is always applied, which increases attack power and grants the ability to regenerate health. This effect does not activate when on land, but can be activated by touching water near water. However, if you leave the water, such as when you come up onto land from underwater or when you leave a watery area, the buff will disappear after a certain amount of time. If you touch water or dive underwater after the buff has disappeared, the buff will be applied again. Taming method To tame this creature, you need beer, and you must be on land. Furthermore, you can only give beer to Stomatosuchus on land when it yawns loudly. Give beer to Stomatosuchus when it yawns on land. Also, if this creature dives underwater during the tame, the tame gauge will remain intact, so you can wait for it to come up on land without worrying, and continue giving it beer from there. However, if it is attacked by another creature, the tame gauge will be reset, so to tame it, it is best to be wary of the creatures around it, and eliminate the dangerous creatures around it if necessary. Continue to feed it beer until it falls into a deep sleep. Once it falls asleep, all you have to do is feed it fish meat and fatty tuna to complete the tame. After taming, By putting a saddle on it, you can ride a Stomatosuchus. Just like in the wild, you will be given a "water buff" when you are in water or near water. The creature's attacks can also pierce through, ignoring the defense and stamina reduction, and the defense of the survivor's armor and the creature's saddle (including TEK saddles). In that sense, it is a very excellent combat dinosaur. Furthermore, when in water, it provides oxygen to the survivor, allowing constant underwater exploration. After that, it can swallow small fish such as coelacanths and capture them. The captured fish can be permanently stored in the Stomatosuchus' inventory. After that, you can fish while riding it, and being with a Stomatosuchus makes fishing even easier.

I propose Parailurus, a big sister of the red panda, which was widespread in the Northern Hemisphere during the Pliocene. I don't speak English, this post is machine translated, and I have no artistic talent, so please forgive the inaccuracy of this proposal. I'm sure you all love adorable red pandas, but wouldn't it be amazing to have one as a pet in ARK? That's when I came up with their extinct species, the Parailurus. It looks roughly the same as a red panda, but is the same size as a Thylacoleo, has a skeletal pattern on its front legs, tiger stripes on its waist and hind legs, and a unique pattern on its tail that looks like a poisonous snake. This pattern is inspired by the Japanese monster "Nue," and comes from the fact that there was once a meme that the red panda was actually the true identity of the Nue. It is timid, lazy, and gluttonous, and doesn't have much fighting or movement ability, but it is an adorable roommate with mysterious abilities and the power to set traps. In the wild In the wild, they live leisurely in forested areas where bamboo grows. They will not be hostile unless attacked by a survivor. After standing up and threatening, they will try to escape. Tamed It is a useful medium-sized mount with several special abilities. It is considered to be more suitable for PVP than PVE. Food, Stamps, and Traps Parailurus can set traps by eating food, smearing it on its front legs and stamping it on the ground. You can stock up to three foods (the color of the stock icon changes depending on the food), and the combination of foods you eat at this time will determine the traps you can set. For example, if you use Calien Soup as the main ingredient, you get a sticky gel that reduces movement speed. Battle Tartare makes bamboo flowers that have the same effect as rare flowers, and Mushroom Brew makes hallucinogenic mushrooms. Cactus Broth makes bamboo fences, and Lazarus Chowder makes bubbles with knockback. It might be interesting if Mindwipe Tonic and Broth of Enlightenment have the effect of extending the duration of traps. Tail Power The Parailurus' tail is patterned like a poisonous snake, and it can perform dismounting attacks by twisting it around. It can also use its bushy tail to carry survivors and small creatures. Of course, it cannot perform dismounting attacks while carrying them. Sleepyhead Parailurus loves to sleep. Survivors can use Parailurus as a living skin bag for a pillow and bed. Red pandas stand up Parailurus also stand up like their modern relatives. When standing up, they cannot move, but they have a damage reduction when attacked, and survivors can shoot while mounted. However, there is one thing to note. While Parailurus is standing up, their food value decreases faster. Furthermore, if they are attacked and a damage reduction occurs, this will happen at an accelerated rate. They are gluttons. Taming Taming a Parailurus is a bit unique. First, approach them from behind and stun them. Then the Parailurus will stand up and take the popular intimidating pose. If you continue to stare at them, they will get hungry and their stomachs will start growling. You can then tame them by handing them food from a higher position. They are very greedy.

In the game, it is a neutral creature that looks like a core anteater and is about the same size as Thylacoleo, and usually lives in the forest. Usually, when it finds Titanoma, it stretches out its tongue and preys on it, but it is basically nocturnal and hides in dark places during the day, but becomes active at night. However, they are territorial and have a habit of standing up and threatening medium-sized creatures, including the same Neotamandua or the player, as well as larger creatures. This threat has the effect of instilling fear in the surrounding creatures, causing them to lose their will to fight. However, if this doesn't work and you ignore the threat and attack or try to enter its territory, you will be given an "anger buff" like Megatherium and will attack in that state. It doesn't matter if it's day or night. How to tame Taming this anteater requires a Titanomyrma corpse and Ghillie gear. This is because if you don't have the Ghillie armor on, it will be alert and pose a threat. Taming is not possible while intimidated, so Ghillie equipment is required. Then hand-deliver the corpse of Titanomrma while equipped with Ghillie. It will then see the corpse and start eating it, which will increase the taming gauge. After that, taming is completed by feeding the corpse and raising the taming gauge. However, it will not eat other foods such as Kibbles other than Titaniumma corpses, so it will only eat Titanomirma corpses, so if you are aiming for a high level, you will need a large amount of Titanomirma corpses. After that, the higher the level of Titanoma, the easier the taming gauge will rise. After taming You can ride a horse with a special saddle, and you can even climb walls. And like the Ravager, it can travel on both natural and artificial ziplines, and takes no fall damage. Also, just like in the wild, you can perform a threatening pose that has the effect of instilling fear in surrounding creatures to make them lose their will to fight. Furthermore, if you take a threatening pose even once, you will receive an "anger buff". This buff includes the ability to increase attack power, speed and defense power by 75%. It mainly attacks with its claws, but it can also attack with its tongue. It also has a very long tongue, which allows it to attack flying creatures such as Dimorphodon from a distance. Insects, especially Titanomarma, can be killed with their tongues to yield cement or organic polymers. However, this creature is actually capable of clinging to and attacking large creatures such as Tyrannosaurus, and is especially effective against bosses such as Titans. Moreover, since you can climb while clinging, you can safely attack weak points against Titans, for example. By the way, the Neotamandua's tongue acts like a whip, making it useful for collecting items and moving overweight creatures.

These cave-dwelling hyenas are about the same size as dire wolves and always travel in packs. They are aggressive and have a tendency to attack survivors and other creatures. In addition, the entire pack is given a pack buff that greatly increases their attack power, defense power, speed, and regeneration, and high-level leader individuals can howl to inflict fear on enemies, causing them to lose their will to fight. Additionally, eating corpses can greatly restore your health and stamina. Taming Method Only the leader of a cave hyena can be tamed, and all other hyenas must be killed. After defeating everyone except the leader, the leader will run away from the scene, and the next step is to put the leader into a coma and then tame him. Any meat is fine for feeding, but rotten meat is the most effective (however, the coma value drops very quickly, so a lot of anesthetic is required). After taming The Cave hyena can be ridden with a special saddle. When there are two or more cave hyenas, they will form a pack, and the one with the highest level will become the leader (buffs will be given to the whole pack, just like in the wild). However, Cave hyenas are feared by other creatures, and are not hostile to most creatures other than larger creatures. Therefore, you can explore safely by riding a Cave Hyena (and it's also very useful for obtaining Deinonychus eggs). Also, Cave hyenas provide more skin, keratin, chitin and fur, especially reducing the weight of fur by 90%.

They are giant Argentavis-like birds of prey that specialize in combat and will not turn hostile unless they get close to them, but if approached or attacked they will turn hostile and fight back mercilessly. It attacks with its beak and claws, but inflicts damage while giving the opponent a bleeding effect. In addition, it performs a ramming piercing attack from the air by gliding, and an attack that continuously damages medium-sized creatures while restraining them with its claws. And by howling, you will be given a buff called "Courageous Roar". It grants increased defense, attack power, speed, reduced stamina consumption, coma resistance, faint resistance, and poison immunity. Surrounding creatures who hear the howl can be given a debuff that has the effect of fear, loss of fighting spirit, speed, attack power and defense power reduction. By the way, the speed is much faster than the Pteranodon. Taming method This ancient raptor cannot be tamed normally, unlike the Argentavis. Because to tame this bird, you have to steal a fertilized egg from the nest, hatch it, raise it, then tame it. However, there are always Gigantohieraxes guarding the nest, and when the player approaches the nest, the nearby Gigantohierax will attack, and after the fertilized eggs are taken, the surrounding Gigantohierax will attack all at once. Also, since it chases faster than a Pteranodon, it will catch up quickly unless it kills the chasing Gigantohierax or escapes by jumping long distances such as Beelzebufo and Procoptodon. In the wild, they grab and restrain and attack, so there is a danger that they will be forcibly dismounted from the creature they are riding, and then they will be taken away and attacked until they die while restrained, so it is extremely life-threatening. increase. However, once you have a fertilized egg, you can raise it with meat just like Argentavis. After taming It can ride in its own saddle, can fly faster than a Pteranodon, can glide, and is specialized in combat. Especially in battle, attacks with beak and claws that give the effect of bleeding like wild, ramming piercing attack from the air by gliding, an attack that continuously damages medium-sized creatures while restraining them with claws, and by howling, granting the strongest buff to yourself and debuffing creatures in the surroundings. You can also use Brave Roar, which can give it can also carry more cargo than the Argentavis, sometimes cutting metal, obsidian, crystal, and fur by 80%, and reducing the weight of the creature it's grabbing and restraining by 70%, making it a carrier. suitable as. In that sense, this bird is more combat-friendly than the Argentavis, and can be useful for transport.

A carnivore that lives in caves, it lives in groups of five. Like lions, males have erect hair, but females do not. It is the same size as a Sabertooth, but since it lives in a group, it always has the group buff. It is aggressive and has a habit of attacking survivors and other creatures when it sees them. However, it is tougher than a Sabertooth and has resistance to sleep. Even if it is sleep-infested, it will revive immediately, so it is useless to sleep. By the way, the higher level individual will be the leader. Taming method Ghillie armor is required to tame this creature, so it is meaningless unless you are fully equipped with Ghillie armor. I will say this in advance, but if you are noticed during taming or become hostile during the taming, the taming gauge will decrease rapidly and be reset. Also, be careful because there is a risk that it will attack tamed creatures if there are tamed creatures nearby. To tame this lion, a survivor must first feed the Cave Lion with the corpse of a creature they have killed. This applies to the entire herd, so the taming gauge will increase for almost all of the lions in the herd. However, attacking one of the lions will cause the entire herd to become hostile, so care must be taken. Eating the creature's corpse will increase the taming gauge, and when the taming gauge reaches 50%, a baby lion will be born. When the baby lion is born, an attack event will begin in which enemies will attack the baby lion. The survivor must protect the baby lion from enemies together with the Cave Lions. If the baby lion dies, the taming gauge will be completely reset. Also, if one of the lions in the herd dies, the taming gauge will go down, so care must be taken. Defeating an enemy will increase the taming gauge. When all enemies have been defeated, the taming is complete, but only the baby lion that was born can be tamed. The survivor must then raise the baby lion. After taming Just like in the wild, Cave Lions form packs of two or more, with the higher level one acting as the leader. You can ride them with a special saddle. Cave Lions can obtain a lot of hides, furs, and chitin, and they will greatly reduce the weight of these materials. In particular, if they are leaders, they can roar to intimidate enemies and inflict bleeding effects on enemies by acting together with the pack. They also give survivors night vision, which is extremely useful when exploring caves (even at night). In addition, Cave Lions constantly emit a scent that has the same effect as insect repellent, so creatures in the cave will not be hostile towards them.

It is a carnivore that looks similar to a leopard-patterned Sabertooth. It is generally hostile and aggressive towards other creatures, including survivors. Promegantereons are also faster than Raptors and are good at climbing trees, and they often hide in trees. When prey approaches, they will jump down from the tree to attack. Moreover, like Deinonychus, they have the ability to cling to large creatures and attack, causing bleeding and reducing stamina in their prey. When you kill a Promegantereon, it may drop meat, skin, and fur. By the way, it may occasionally sleep regardless of day or night. How to tame To tame this beast, you must have Ghillie equipment, and the best time is while it is sleeping. The taming method is what is known as "sacrifice taming", and a tamed creature that will be sacrificed is placed near the sleeping Promegantereon without resistance. The survivor must then keep a distance from it. If it notices a tamed creature, it will attack and consume it. This will increase the taming gauge. By the way, when taming a Promegantereon, it is recommended to keep it as small as possible (such as a dodo), and this is especially recommended for higher level creatures. However, if the Promegantereon discovers the presence of a survivor and becomes hostile, the taming gauge will be reset. After that, repeat the cycle of "sleep → place a small creature → consume a small creature → wait for it to sleep again", and when the taming gauge reaches 100%, the taming is complete. After taming, you can ride it without a saddle. Instead, there is a special armor called "Promegantereon armor" that you can equip it with. Just like in the wild, Promegantereons are faster than raptors and are good at climbing trees, and they often hide in trees. When prey approaches, they will jump down from the tree to attack. Furthermore, like Deinonychus, they have the ability to cling to large creatures and attack, causing their prey to bleed and lose stamina. They can also reduce the weight of the survivor they are riding by 80%, meaning they are not affected by the survivor's weight. And, unusually for a carnivore, they can gather fiber from plants. They can also camouflage themselves to a certain extent while crouching (a feature they also use in the wild to hunt prey).

This ancient polar bear, called “Ursus maritimus tyrannus,” is a defensive carnivore that mainly lives in cold regions such as snowy mountains. It usually does nothing, but will become hostile and attack if attacked or approached. It can run faster than an Equus, so if a survivor becomes hostile to this polar bear, they can only decide to ride a flying creature or a large creature to escape, or fight. It is also a good swimmer, being as fast as a Sarco and carrying more oxygen, allowing it to explore underwater. By the way, it also has an excellent sense of smell, so it can easily be detected even if you are wearing Ghillie equipment. Taming method Before taming this polar bear, keep in mind that it is "resistant to coma". This means that it is impossible to tame it by putting it in a coma, but even if you try to passively tame it with Ghillie equipment, its excellent sense of smell will quickly give it away. In short, this polar bear is quite cautious and has the fighting power of a Tyrannosaurus, so it is not easy to tame it. However, there is only one way to tame this polar bear. It is the same method as Carcharodontosaurus, which is to place the corpse of a creature a little away from the polar bear and have the survivor eat the corpse while hiding far away. The taming gauge is more likely to increase with the corpse of a large creature such as a mammoth, so actively feed the corpse of a creature without being noticed. When it eats a certain amount, it will fall asleep immediately, as if it is full. When it is asleep, it will not wake up unless it is attacked. Instead, you can temporarily open your inventory and put food such as Kibble in it, and it will temporarily eat it. However, they will only eat once after sleeping, and once they've finished eating, they will wake up and become active again. If they are discovered and attacked, or if they are attacked and become hostile, the taming gauge will be reset, and the same applies if they are attacked by another hostile creature. If you are careful about that, then all you have to do is repeat the following cycle to complete the taming: feed it a corpse → sleep → sneakily put a Kibble in your inventory to feed it → get up and start moving. After taming, you can ride it by putting a saddle on it. It can run faster than an Equus, has attack power comparable to a Tyrannosaurus, swims as fast as a Sarco, and has much more stamina than a Dire Bear. It can gather almost any item, including fibers, and it can reduce the weight of all items by 95%. It also has a high oxygen content and is good at swimming, so it can explore underwater. However, an interesting thing about this polar bear is that it can create a new item, “ice,” from items that contain water, such as water bottles. Survivors can eat ice to obtain moisture, and by keeping ice in their inventory, it functions as a refrigerator and can make food last longer (in other words, as long as you have ice, you can become a refrigerator yourself). Furthermore, by combining ice with Sweet Vegetable Cake, you can create “Sweet Vegetable Ice Cream,” which will give you heat resistance when eaten. In addition, if you are riding the polar bear itself, you will automatically be given cold resistance, so you will not be bothered by the cold while riding it. They can also walk on two legs and roar; walking on two legs allows them to significantly increase their speed, and their claw attacks, especially when walking on two legs, are extremely powerful (but they do consume a lot of stamina). Roaring temporarily increases all of their own stats by five times, lowers the defensive power of most creatures, including large ones such as Tyrannosaurus and Brontosaurus, and has the effect of stunning all creatures in an instant. They also have an excellent sense of smell, which allows them to find the locations of Explorer Notes, hostile creatures, and baby creatures.

spawn location: radiation zone

A giant crab that lives on the ocean floor, but can sometimes be found on the beach. It usually hides underground, and when prey comes nearby, it emerges from the ground and attacks with its claws. If a survivor is riding a tamed creature, it will use its claws to forcibly dismount the survivor, making it quite a nuisance. However, it is worth taming. By the way, if you defeat this giant crab, there is a low chance of obtaining "Karlraubenheimeri Claws", which can be equipped as a shield to use a restraining attack. How to tame Ghillie armor is essential to tame this creature, so it is meaningless unless you are fully equipped with Ghillie armor. I will say this in advance, but if you are noticed during taming or become hostile during the taming process, the taming gauge will decrease rapidly and be reset. Also, be careful because there is a risk that it will attack a tamed creature if it is nearby. The taming method is unique, and to tame this giant crab, you must first get it drunk by giving it beer. You must be fully equipped with Ghillie armor and give it beer without it being noticed. You can give it beer both in water and on land. Once it drinks the beer and gets drunk, you will be able to ride it temporarily, and if you succeed in riding it, you will need to defeat a creature nearby. By defeating the creature, the taming gauge will increase, and it tends to increase more easily especially for larger creatures. However, there is a time limit for it to sober up, and if the time limit is reached and it is completely sober, it will be forcibly released from the mount and will burrow into the ground, where a cooldown period will occur before it reappears. After that cooldown period has passed, you will be able to feed it beer again. By repeating this process, the taming will be complete. After taming It is an amphibious creature, and can move around on both land and water without any problems. You can ride it with a special saddle. The attacks of the pincers are powerful, and they can force survivors to dismount tamed creatures, grab up to two medium-sized creatures at once, and inflict the bleeding effect on large creatures. In addition, they provide oxygen to survivors when they are underwater, so there is no need to worry about suffocating to death when exploring underwater. The best part is that Karlraubenheimeri even have a platform on which structures can be built, so they can be used as a mobile base. They are also much faster than creatures that have platforms that can be used as mobile bases (such as Brontosaurus). They can burrow into the ground just like in the wild, but if you are equipped with a saddle with a platform, even if you burrow into the ground, only the platform will be exposed, so you can make a base there and emerge from the ground to escape in case of an emergency. You can also obtain eggs with the pincers, so you can easily steal fertilized eggs from Deinonychus and other creatures.

It is a fox-like omnivorous animal about the same size as a Hyaenodon, but it is very cautious and will run away as soon as it notices the presence of a survivor. Its running speed is much faster than that of an Equus, and it is impossible for a survivor to catch up with it. It will also run away if a survivor is riding the animal. It will run away if it notices the presence of other carnivores nearby other than survivors. However, it is worth taming this timid beast. Taming method Ghillie armor is essential to tame this animal, so it is meaningless unless you are fully equipped with Ghillie armor. I will say this in advance, but if you are noticed during taming or are attacked by an enemy and start to look like it, the taming gauge will decrease and reset all at once. If that happens, it will take a long time to be able to tame it. Therefore, it is necessary to check whether there are any carnivores that are natural enemies around the location of the Ferrucyon. And the important taming method is to drop unfertilized eggs in a distant location. Ferrucyon will notice the presence of the unfertilized egg and eat it. After Ferrucyon eats it, it will relax. When it is relaxed, sneak up behind it and pet it. This will increase the taming gauge. After petting it, immediately move away from the spot and place another unfertilized egg far away. After that, repeat the process of "Place an unfertilized egg far away → Eat an unfertilized egg → Pet it when it is relaxed" to complete the taming. After taming Ferrucyon is small, so it cannot be ridden. However, this creature has the following abilities. 1. Ferrucyon's inventory will allow you to create items that can be made from a mortar, such as anesthetic. 2. If it finds a baby or fertilized egg of a wild creature, it will steal it on the survivor's behalf. Because Ferrucyon is very cautious, it will steal it without being noticed by other creatures and deliver it to the survivor. 3. When Ferrucyon finds Explorer Notes somewhere, he will sniff them and head to the location. This will tell the survivor where the Explorer Notes are. Also, he will give twice the normal amount of experience from Explorer Notes. 4. Ferrucyon will warm fertilized eggs. This means Ferrucyon will help raise Gigantoraptors. 5. If a survivor dies, Ferrucyon will pick up the model's items and deliver them to the survivor's respawn location. Valguero does not have a Fjordhawk, so Ferrucyon acts as a substitute for Fjordhawk.

In-game, it appears as a giant venomous lizard about the size of a rock drake, with a similar design to the Helodermatidae. This lizard is normally neutral, but becomes hostile when attacked by the player or other creatures.Naturally, it has a strong poison and gives the following poison effects to the player and other creatures.Increased coma, decreased movement speed, reduced stamina, loss of fighting spirit, poor visibility, and bleeding are all effects of the lizard's poison.Of course, even if you manage to escape, there is always a risk of death from this poison, and even Reapers and Giganotosaurus die from it.All creatures, including the Reaper, are afraid of the lizard's venom, so no one bothers to attack the Morohasaurus.It is recommended that you take Nameless Venom immediately after receiving this poison.By the way, they have a very good sense of smell, so they can recognize players wearing Ghillie gear.Taming methodThere is a small chance that a "Morohasaurus Nest" will spawn, with several fertilized eggs in the center.The player must steal the fertilized egg from its nest.However, there are Morohasaurus roaming around, and if you try to approach the nest, they will attack you.Even if you approach the nest with Ghillie equipment, they will be detected by their sense of smell, and once they have taken the fertilized eggs, they will all attack at once.Therefore, if you steal a fertilized egg, you can either run away quickly with something like a rock drake or kill them all.Fertilized eggs do not hatch unless they are in a very cold environment, so it is necessary to lower the temperature with an air conditioner.And once they hatch, they just grow into adults.Luckily, meat is enough.After tamingIt can be ridden with its own saddle, it can attack with powerful poison just like a wild one, and even a Reaper that is almost invincible when not exposed to charge light can use this poison's effect to kill a Reaper. Can be defeated without charge light.It has Radiation Resistance, Electricity Resistance, Coma Resistance, and Poison Resistance that nullifies all living creatures' poisons.Also, by putting Narcoberry, Ascerbic Mushroom, Narcotic, and Bio Toxin in Morohasaurus' inventory, "Morohasaurus Venom" is automatically created, and by putting it in a water bottle, you get "Morohasaurus Poison Bomb". And this Morohasaurus Poison Bomb can be thrown to act as a Poison Bomb.Even powerful creatures that cannot be defeated, such as Reapers or Giganotosaurus, can take a lot of damage from this poison bomb, and in some cases, it can be used effectively for taming by increasing the coma value at once.However, you can't climb walls like in Megalania.

In the game, Sarco is an amphibian that lives near water and looks like a giant axolotl, the same size as Sarco.It has a very timid personality, and will immediately run away if the player or other creatures are nearby, and if attacked, it will run away as well, but if there is water nearby, it will run away. , and swim away into the water.However, when attacked, it becomes covered with a mucous membrane that increases its defense power, and the effect of this mucous membrane is powerful, cutting 95% of damage from attacks from enemies, preventing damage from entering, and protecting players and other creatures. When touches its mucous membrane, the effect of poor vision and attack power reduction is exerted.Also, the moment your health drops below 60%, you will be automatically given a health regeneration buff, allowing you to quickly recover your health.By the way, when it finds a fish, it usually attacks and preys on it, sometimes interfering with fishing and stealing it.Also, to check if there are any enemies nearby, it will make a gesture of smelling.How to tameTo tame this creature, you will need Ghillie equipment and a fish cage.Although not required, having a tamed otter is very effective.If you catch a fish in a fish cage and secretly hand over the fish cage containing the caught fish while wearing Ghillie equipment, the fish inside will be eaten and the taming gauge will rise.Although he has a timid personality, he is friendly with otters, so if you place an otter nearby, his taming gauge will double the normal amount.However, please note that even if you are equipped with Ghillie, it will perform a sniffing action, so if it recognizes the player by smell, it will run away immediately and the taming gauge will be reset, so the sniffing action will not work. Once in, it's best to leave.Also, it is the same when attacked by enemies, especially when otters are attacked, so either check if there are any enemies around or build a facility to tame.After tamingIt is possible to ride a horse with a special saddle, and while riding a horse, the same effect as Diplocaulus will be exerted, and the player will be supplied with oxygen.In addition, when Timonya is attacked and her HP falls below 60%, she will automatically receive a HP regeneration buff to recover her HPquickly, but if the player is also attacked, Timonya will give her a ride Players who do so will also receive the buff, allowing them to quickly recover their health.Moreover, it eliminates all debuff effects such as coma value reduction, stamina recovery, and pollution.In other words, even just riding a horse can provide treatment.Moreover, just like in the wild, when attacked even once, it is covered with a mucous membrane that increases its defense power, and the effect of the mucous membrane is strong. , when a player or other creature comes into contact with its mucous membranes, they will experience poor vision and reduced attack power.This also applies to mounted players, making them nearly invincible.After that, you can quickly adapt to any environment.Extinction has a variety of environments, some of which are dangerous, but even those are disabled and can be safely ridden and traversed.It can run as fast as a Parasaurolophus, but when it comes into contact with water, it can temporarily run as fast as a Gallimimus.If you have any other ideas, please let me know in the comments.

Wild This prehistoric hippos is found wandering around tundra areas, especially near bodies of water. Both the female and the male have physical differences, the male has barbs similar to those of a hedgehog that protrude from its bumps and the female without barbs. These have spikes. Unlike what one might think with the naked eye, wild males are peaceful unless they are attacked or are close to carnivorous dinosaurs, females, regardless of the type of creature nearby, will be aggressive towards any form of life. Size Domesticated Once under your control this great companion can help you in different situations being the most attacking male and the most defensive female, first he makes use of his spikes and performs an attack in which he impales his victims directly on the back and then makes his thorns explode and expel the creatures from his back so that once they touch the ground I grab them with their powerful jaws and while he has them in his mouth he would make them bleed from the thorns later. Embedded in this way making them bleed, males also have territorial frenzy which is an impulse to attack, speed and resistance to damage if your base is under attack, thus making a perfect defender of your base, although any of the "suchus" family could cancel this ability. Females, on the other hand, have a special ability completely opposite that of the male, which is "group protection.". When this ability is activated, any creature that is close to this companion will become immune to the damage and damage they do to your peers she will receive and reduce this damage by half, making it a perfect shield for your creatures. Although these companions not only serve as defense, they can also use bites as a secondary method of defense (although it will be a weaker bite than that of the male). The female also has greater underwater mobility than the male, making her faster and stronger if she is submerged in water. It can also plummet from the water to the seabed and stay at the bottom of the water in a similar way to karkinos. Method of domestication. For this fellow battleship we will need the help of a calicotery. With his ability to throw stones, we will throw them directly into the mouth of the hippos to stun him and make him open and just at that moment we will give him his food and so on until he tames it. Additional Skill Stool Detection You can identify which dinosaur the poop comes from, this can help you find certain dinosaurs. Assault It carries a race charge that stuns and knocks riders down from their saddles. Additional Idea With medieval-themed metal barbs, the female saddle can protect the rider from harm.

In-game, it is a neutral primate that is the same size as Tyrannosaurus and larger than Gigantopithecus. Lead a pack of 5, with the higher level being the leader of the pack. The leader has a special action "Drumming", which gives buffs that increase the attack power, defense power, and speed of the entire group, and threatens the attacking enemy with drumming, giving the enemy the will to fight. Applies a fear debuff that makes you run away after losing . Naturally, since they act in packs, it is possible to attack with the entire pack and easily defeat Tyrannosaurus and Spinosaurus. It mainly uses a boxing-like punch attack, a double sledgehammer that increases the coma value, a knockback tackle that has the power to blow away large carnivorous dinosaurs, and a huge rock drop attack that has a stun effect. Normally, the attack power is set to be quite high, but due to the buff given by the leader's drumming, it becomes the strongest level, and naturally these attacks will also instantly kill the player. Taming method To tame this Chororapithecus, you must develop a bond or trust with the pack. In other words, hand-deliver the Sweet Vegetable Cake to the leader animal first, then start interacting with the group. And when you start interacting, you need to move as a member of the herd first. That is, by responding to requests from the herd, and by submitting the items (such as honey or fiber) requested by each request from the herd's Chororapithecus to the requesting individual, the reliability will increase. And when the reliability reaches 50%, it will become a temporary taming and will follow the player. However, even if he acts as a temporary tame with the player, a defensive battle to increase reliability will suddenly begin, and there will be attacks from hostile creatures such as Titanoboa, Sabertooth, Raptor, and Carnotaurus. The player must fight together with the Chororapithecus acting together as a temporary tame. Of course, this is possible even if the player is with a tamed creature. However, if someone in the herd is killed, you lose trust, and if you accidentally attack Chororapithecus, you lose a lot of trust, and if you lose trust completely, you have to start over. there is. (This is also true if the player or other hostile creature attacked you before 50% confidence.) And that, if the player dies, it will start over from the beginning. Therefore, the entire herd and the player himself must survive safely. And if everyone survived safely and the reliability was raised to 85% when the defense battle was over, only one child will automatically appear, and the player will take care of the child. is asked to After raising the child and growing into an adult Chororapithecus, the reliability will reach 100% and the taming will be completed. In other words, you need to increase the trust of the herd, raise the child, and complete the taming only when the child becomes an adult. After taming It can be ridden without a saddle, and if there are 5 Chororapithecus, it will form a group, and the higher level individual will be the leader of the group. And just like the wild, a punch attack like boxing, a double sledgehammer that increases the coma value, a knockback tackle that has the power to blow away large carnivorous dinosaurs, a huge rock drop attack that has a stun effect, and only the leader It is possible to perform "drumming" that gives to the entire herd. As for how high the coma value by double sledgehammer is, it is the power that can easily coma the player and medium-sized creatures such as Raptor and Carnotaurus. Tackle can also knock large carnivorous dinosaurs, such as Tyrannosaurus, into the air, and can easily destroy wooden walls. The drumming that only this leader has gives a buff that raises the attack power, defense power, and speed of the entire group. Gives a debuff. Also, like wild animals, they actually have the highest defensive power of any creature, are completely resistant to coma attacks, and are immune to electric shocks and immune to stuns, making them almost invincible. Although it is strong in battle, it also has excellent gathering ability, and it is possible to gather berries, fibers, straw, wood, stones, etc., and all items are 95% weight cut, so even if you gather a large amount No problem. Regarding stones in particular, 100 stones can only be crafted into one "giant stone", which is used to throw a giant boulder with a stun effect. In a huge rock drop attack, However, unfortunately, flint and metal are not available, and you can only get stone like Doedicurus. However, it is difficult to operate as much as it is excellent, and there are certain conditions. Here is how it works. 1, punch attack (same as normal attack, can be used for attack and can also be used for harvesting.) 2, double sledgehammer (right click for PC version) 3, tackle (normal attack while running) 4, Drop attack of a huge rock with stun effect (C key for PC version) 5, drumming (If it's the PC version, it's C key, but it's premised that there is no "giant stone" used for the giant rock drop attack, and the condition is that the leader is a high-level individual leading a group of 5 Chororapithecus. ) 6. Grab and carry building items such as safes and ammo boxes (In the PC version, it's C key, but it is premised that there is no "giant stone" used for throwing giant rocks, and it is a condition that it is a non-leader individual Choororapithecusn.) By the way, I'm an omnivore, so I'll eat anything.

Common Name: Biomecat (open to a new name) Species: Proailurus Time: Unknown Diet: Carnivore Temperament: Skittish but playful Wild Among the many fascinating creatures that roam Valguero, Biomecat is one of the most elusive yet captivating. Despite its small size, this nimble feline has adapted to thrive in nearly every biome, developing unique traits that enhance its survival. Biomecats are incredibly cautious, preferring to remain hidden from threats. However, their natural curiosity often gets the best of them, leading them to observe survivors from a distance. Their keen senses allow them to detect valuable resources, and they have a natural affinity for stealth, making them difficult for predators to spot. Though they appear harmless, Biomecats are not defenseless. If cornered, they use their impressive agility to evade threats and can deliver a precise pounce attack to immobilize small creatures. Domesticated Taming a Biomecat is no easy feat, requiring patience and an understanding of their playful nature. Instead of traditional taming methods, survivors must engage in a game of chase, following the Biomecat as it darts through its habitat. Dropping Wyvern Milk along the way gradually earns its trust, until it finally accepts the survivor as its new companion. Once tamed, the Biomecat becomes a highly valuable shoulder pet, offering buffs based on its native biome: • Snow Variant: Provides cold resistance and slows nearby enemies. • Desert Variant: Grants heat resistance and reduces water consumption. • Forest Variant: Enhances stealth, lowering enemy detection. • Volcanic Variant: Increases fire resistance and boosts damage against fire-based creatures. Beyond its buffs, the Biomecat also assists survivors in exploration by highlighting nearby valuable resources and helping them avoid detection. Though it may be small, its abilities make it an indispensable ally for those who can keep up with its playful spirit. Abilities Stealth Partner – Reduces player visibility to wild creatures, making it easier to sneak past enemies. • Resource Finder – Alerts the player to rare resources in the environment, such as metal nodes, rare flowers, or crystal. • Pounce Attack – Can leap onto and immobilize small creatures, useful for pest control or quick takedowns. Taming method Playful Chase – Instead of traditional taming, survivors must interact with the Biomecat in a game of chase. • Drops of Wyvern Milk are required to lure and gain its trust. • Once enough trust is built, the Biomecat will willingly join the survivor. Behavior Biomecats are highly alert, often perching on rocks or trees to observe their surroundings. They are naturally curious but will flee from perceived threats. In the wild, they can sometimes be seen stalking small creatures or playfully interacting with their environment. When tamed, they remain affectionate but independent, often napping on their owner’s shoulder when not actively assisting. Appearance In the jungle biome the biomecats will have a golden-tan coat with large irregular black spots like a clouded leopard. In the snow biome the biomecats will have a all white fluffy coat. In the redwoods biome the biomecats will have a brown coat. In the emerald forrest or the aberration zone the biomecat will have a black with glowing spots.

The habitat of larvae and adults is different, with larvae appearing in forest biomes and adults in grassland biomes. When attacked, both larvae and adults have the habit of emitting a poisonous mist that robs the victim of their vision, slows them down, and paralyzes them before fleeing. The rear end of larvae in particular is designed to look just like a Titanoboa, and they can use this to scare off enemies. How to tame To tame this insect, first defeat an adult, which has a low chance of giving you the "Eogeometer pheromone." You can make an "Eogeometer cocktail" by combining this pheromone with beer and honey. The survivor must drink the cocktail themselves, which will generate the pheromone for themselves. If you approach a larva in this state, it will mistake you for a "friend" and approach you on its own. When it approaches, give it a berry. By the way, the larvae are very picky eaters, and never eat Kibbles, and are not interested in other foods such as carrots, only berries. Therefore, you can tame them manually by handing them berries. However, when the effect of the cocktail wears off, they will lose interest in the survivors and run away. To prevent this, you need to drink it before the effect wears off. Then repeat the process to complete the tame. By the way, it is basically impossible to tame an adult, so you have to wait for the tamed larvae to grow into a pupa and hatch from the pupa and become an adult. After taming The abilities of larvae and adults are significantly different. Larvae = Can be ridden, and are like looperworms, so they are best at moving, and are so fast you wouldn't think they were insects. They can climb walls and can emit poison mist just like wild ones. Moreover, their backs look just like those of a Titanoboa, and they themselves have the effect of an insect repellent, so they will not be hostile to Titanoboa, other insects, or Onyc while they are being tamed. They can also produce threads like real caterpillars, and use three types of threads. 1. They produce threads similar to the spider webs of Araneomorphus, which restrain and immobilize the victim. 2. They can attach the threads to the target location, allowing them to ride the threads like a zipline or climb up and down from high places. 3. They produce them as a substitute for fiber. The larvae love to eat berries, so the larvae can harvest a large amount of berries, and all of the berries will cut down by 90% of their weight. On the other hand, adult moths can collect berries, fiber, rare flowers, rare mushrooms, etc., and can scoop up 70% less honey by weight, allowing them to carry more honey. Interestingly, you can get honey safely from Giant Bees, as they will not attack you (Dire Bears are also a great way to get honey safely). However, by giving the larvae an Eogeometer cocktail, they can be intentionally transformed into pupae to become adults, and then transformed into adults. The way to transform a larva into an adult is to "drink the Eogeometer cocktail," but immediately after drinking it, it will stop eating and will take time to create a cocoon. Once the cocoon is complete, it will transform into a large pupa. It takes time for the pupa to transform into an adult, but if you pet the pupa after a certain amount of time has passed, its imprinting value will increase, just like a baby creature, and bonuses will be added to its stats, greatly improving its performance. This has a big effect on the adult, so by petting it regularly, you can greatly increase its stats when it becomes an adult. If you want it to remain a larva, you can leave it as it is, or if you want it to become an adult, you can either give it the Eogeometer cocktail to make it a pupa and then raise it to an adult, and it's up to the survivor who is raising the Eogeometer to decide which to choose. The pupa normally doesn't move at all until it becomes an adult, but when it wants to be petted it will move like this to let the survivor know that it should be petted. When a survivor pets the animal, it will become calmer and its penetration value will increase. Adults = An enhanced version of Lymantria, they can release poison mist just like in the wild. Of course, they can fly while riding, and stick to walls. By having silk in your inventory, you can create a giant silk ball. The silk ball can be used by survivors instead of a tent. The inside of the silk ball is very comfortable, so it can be used without any problems in harsh climates such as deserts and snowy mountains. It is faster than a Pteranodon and can glide. Additionally, the wings have the effect of causing enemies to bleed, and they can cause bleeding by gliding and ramming into enemies (the wings themselves become blades and they cut the enemies with them). And interestingly, the wings have a giant eye design, which can be used to scare off most medium-sized creatures (such as raptors). 1. While riding the Eogeometer, survivors are granted temperature resistance, providing protection from the cold in cold places such as snowy mountains and from heat in hot places such as the deserts of Scorched Earth. 2. The Eogeometer has eye patterns on its wings, allowing it to scare off medium sized creatures such as Raptors. However, even if the medium-sized creatures include "alpha species", it can also effectively scare away medium-sized creatures of the alpha species (such as the alpha species Utahraptor) (this will be very helpful for beginners who cannot fight the alpha species Raptor). 3. Wild Eogeometers now drop raw meat and silk when killed (but no hide or chitin in return). Tamed Eogeometers may also generate silk automatically (so that you can always create silk balls to replace tents). 4. They are capable of breeding, and will only lay eggs (fertilized eggs) when breeding (they will not lay unfertilized eggs). However, what emerges from the eggs are tiny larvae that hatch and the survivors must raise them. They are tiny when first hatched, but grow into normal-sized larvae as they are raised. The larva is rideable, has silk-based abilities and acts as an insect repellent thanks to its Titanoboa mimicry, but if fed the Eogeometer cocktail it will pupate and transform into an adult moth. 5. Caterpillars can be ridden without a saddle, but adult moths need a saddle. 20 Silk, 10 Fiber, and 5 Straw can be used to craft one Silk Ball, which acts as an alternative to a tent or sleeping bag.