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Dung Beetles are found in caves and tamed non-violently, but they become aggressive if you are too close. An aggravated beetle will attack and cannot be tamed until it goes back to being passive. They also can be lifted by an [[Argentavis]] or [[Quetzal]].
  
Dung Beetles are found in caves and tamed non-violently, but they become aggressive if you are too close. An aggravated beetle will attack and cannot be tamed until it goes back to being passive. They also can be lifted by an [[Argentavis]] or [[Quetzal]].
   
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When choosing a target keep in mind that the level of the Dung Beetle is almost irrelevant as a level 1 Dung Beetle will produce entirely the same results as a level 200 Dung Beetle. The only difference is the weight they can carry, which translates to the amount of Feces you can preload on it.
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When choosing a target keep in mind that the level of the Dung Beetle is almost irrelevant as a level 1 Dung Beetle will produce entirely the same results as a level 200 Dung Beetle. The only difference is the weight they can carry, which translates to the amount of Feces you can load on it.
   
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While it is possible to tame anywhere, these beetles appear most frequently near water sources (past the first cluster of snakes in Central cave for example) it is advised to draw them closer to the cave entrance for safety. positioning your sabercat at a choke point to prevent other players from interfering with your tame is advised on PvE. When not aggravated, the beetle will remain stationary making it easy to tame. Time lost by aggravating the beetle varies up to 3 to 5 minutes, which is added to the feeding interval time. As of Jan 16 2016 the Beetle pathing is buggy (pun intended): Luring a tamed Beetle from a cave can be done by lowering its follow distance to the player and by punching the Beetle around awkward obstacles. Keep in mind, this strategy might knock the Beetle unconscious, or even kill the Beetle if the player is too reckless; as such, getting them out of caves can be tedious. There is also a bug which can occur once aggravated where the beetle will no longer reliably accept feeding and will eventually die of hunger.
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While it is possible to tame anywhere, these beetles appear most frequently near water sources (past the first cluster of snakes in Central cave for example) it is advised to draw them closer to the cave entrance for safety. positioning your [[Sabertooth]] at a choke point to prevent other players from interfering with your tame is advised on PvE. When not aggravated, the beetle will remain stationary making it easy to tame. Time lost by aggravating the beetle varies up to 3 to 5 minutes, which is added to the feeding interval time. As of Jan 16 2016 the Beetle's pathing is buggy: Luring a tamed Beetle from a cave can be done by lowering its follow distance to the player and by punching the Beetle around awkward obstacles. Keep in mind, this strategy might knock the Beetle unconscious, or even kill the Beetle if the player is too reckless; as such, getting them out of caves can be tedious. There is also a bug which can occur once aggravated where the beetle will no longer reliably accept feeding and will eventually die of hunger.
   
 
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===Strategy===
  
===Strategy===
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To tame, slowly approach the dung beetle from behind and stand right next to it and start feeding it poop. Once fed, just go into your inventory and keep getting poop. It should not get aggressive. A phiomia poop farm is recommended. For easier taming, you can make it aggressive (jumping on it will be enough) then make it follow you until you are out of the cave, then start the taming. The Dung Beetle move very slowly and glitch very often in the caves while tamed. A alternate approach is possible with the Grappling Hook. Attach it to the beetle and drag it out of the cave after taming.
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To tame, slowly approach the dung beetle from behind and stand right next to it and start feeding it poop. Once fed, just go into your inventory and keep getting poop. It should not get aggressive. A [[Phiomia]] poop farm is recommended. For easier taming, you can make it aggressive (jumping on it will be enough) then make it follow you until you are out of the cave, then start the taming. The Dung Beetle move very slowly and glitch very often in the caves while tamed. A alternate approach is possible with the Grappling Hook. Attach it to the beetle and drag it out of the cave after taming.
   
 
For killing, any weapon will do, as they are relatively weak and fragile. Ranged weapons are not practical, as even a stone pick can kill one quickly.
  
For killing, any weapon will do, as they are relatively weak and fragile. Ranged weapons are not practical, as even a stone pick can kill one quickly.
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===Dangers===
  
===Dangers===
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Beware other animals in the cave. A big fight can usually rile up all of the cave's inhabitants, including the beetle. While the player may be swinging away with a pike at nearby Onyc, a beetle can attack, possibly leading to death on either hand. Beware, as the beetle does a surprising amount of knock back. Stay away from the lava or spike pits in caves that contain them, as to avoid a embarrassing and untimely death via a disgruntled Dung Beetle.
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Beware other animals in the cave. A big fight can usually rile up all of the cave's inhabitants, including the beetle. While the player may be swinging away with a pike at nearby [[Onyc]], a beetle can attack, possibly leading to death on either hand. Beware, as the beetle does a surprising amount of knock back. Stay away from the lava or spike pits in caves that contain them, as to avoid a embarrassing and untimely death via a disgruntled Dung Beetle.
   
 
===Weakness===
  
===Weakness===
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* This dossier was revealed on 08/05/2015 <ref>[http://steamcommunity.com/games/346110/announcements/detail/111814120384997437 ARK Digest #13, & Introducing the Dung Beetle!]</ref>
  
* This dossier was revealed on 08/05/2015 <ref>[http://steamcommunity.com/games/346110/announcements/detail/111814120384997437 ARK Digest #13, & Introducing the Dung Beetle!]</ref>
 
* The dung beetle's genus ''Scarabidae'' actually refers to the group that dung beetles belong in, the scarab beetles.
  
* The dung beetle's genus ''Scarabidae'' actually refers to the group that dung beetles belong in, the scarab beetles.
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* At one point in the dung beetle dossier, the author refers them as worthy of being worshipped. Presumably this is a reference to how the Ancient Egyptians considered them to be sacred.
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* At one point in the dung beetle dossier, the author refers them as worthy of being worshiped. Presumably this is a reference to how the Ancient Egyptians considered them to be sacred.
 
* You must be within range of the dung beetle for it to process feces into fertilizer and oil.{{cn}} <!-- What exactly is "in range"? And when was this change made - sometime between January and April 2016?-->
  
* You must be within range of the dung beetle for it to process feces into fertilizer and oil.{{cn}} <!-- What exactly is "in range"? And when was this change made - sometime between January and April 2016?-->
   

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Dung Beetle
Dung Beetle
Dung Beetle Dossier.pngDossier EmptyFile:Dossier Dung Beetle Dossier.png.png
Dossier EmptyFile:Dossier Dung Beetle Dossier.png.png
Group
Invertebrates
Diet
Coprophagic
Temperament
Passive
Release Versions
Steam 232.0
Jan 15, 2016
Xbox One 731.0
Feb 12, 2016
PS 501.0
Dec 6, 2016
Logo Mobile 1.0
May 24, 2018
Nintendo Switch 599.0
Nov 30, 2018
Epic Games 311.74
Jun 11, 2020
Stadia 678.15
Sep 1, 2021
Variants
Spawn Command
cheat summon DungBeetle_Character_BP_C
or
cheat SpawnDino "Blueprint'/Game/PrimalEarth/Dinos/DungBeetle/DungBeetle_Character_BP.DungBeetle_Character_BP'" 500 0 0 35
Domestication
Tameable
Rideable
Breedable
Check mark Yes
X mark No
X mark No
Torpor Immune
X mark No
Taming Method
Rare Flower Passive
Preferred Food
Large Animal Feces Large Animal Feces
Humans Can Carry
Check mark Yes
Data
XP for kill
4 XP
Feces
X mark None
Drag Weight
90
Radiation Immune
X mark No
Carryable By
Immobilized By
Can Damage
Thatch Wall Thatch
Greenhouse Wall Greenhouse
Habitat
Lives in Caves.

The Dung Beetle is one of the Creatures in ARK: Survival Evolved.

Basic Info

Dossier

  • Wild: What magic created the Scarabidae gigas, I cannot say. What I can say is that this creature is a perfect symbiont for advanced human tribes.
  • Domesticated: Scarabidae makes me think humans have been on the island for a long time. Why else would a creature evolve to be such a perfect pet? Most tribes jealously protect their Scarabidae, whom are handily tamed with the skilled use of some well-handled feces. These wondrous little organic biofactories are truly a sustainable, green, eco-friendly source of resources for living off the land. Oil becomes gas, which is generator fuel. Fertilizer means crops, which is human fuel. The scarabidae can power all aspects of island life!
  • Known Information: Coprophagic, it eats mostly useless waste (feces). It metabolizes this waste into a more refined waste product, along with an oily byproduct. The oily byproduct is chemically the same as the oil found in the oceans around the island. Somehow, Scarabidae converts feces into oil. If that wasn't reason enough to worship the Scarabidae, the refined waste product is almost identical to fertilizer from a compost bin.

Behavior

Appearance

The Dung Beetles of the ARK are far larger than any species known to science, but are as equally tireless in their duties. They are most often found in the island's caves, feeding on the massive quantities of bat guano and, in turn, being eaten by the giant spiders and scorpions. They have colorful shells, but these do not hide wings as Scarabidae gigas are incapable of flight. Both sexes also bear horns which they use to spar each other for the choicest piles of droppings. Their digestive systems are the most marvelous on the island, converting waste matter into an oil-like substance and a type of fertilizer.


This section displays the Dung Beetle's natural colors and regions. For demonstration, the regions below are colored red over an albino Dung Beetle. The colored squares shown underneath each region's description are the colors that the Dung Beetle will randomly spawn with to provide an overall range of its natural color scheme. Hover your cursor over a color to display its name and ID.

This information can be used to alter the Dung Beetle's regions by entering cheat SetTargetDinoColor <ColorRegion> <ColorID> in the cheat console. For instance, cheat SetTargetDinoColor 0 6 would color the Dung Beetle's "shell" magenta.

Dung Beetle PaintRegion0
Region 0:
Shell
14
20
22
24
26
27
29
31
Dung Beetle PaintRegion1
Region 1:
Legs
13
14
20
22
24
26
27
29
31
33
34
35
X mark

Region 2 is not used
for this Creature.

Dung Beetle PaintRegion3
Region 3:
Palps and Leg Patterning
8
14
19
21
23
25
26
28
30
32
33
Dung Beetle PaintRegion4
Region 4:
Shell Patterning
14
20
22
24
26
27
29
31
Dung Beetle PaintRegion5
Region 5:
Underside
13
14
20
22
24
26
27
29
31
33
34
35

Drops

Base Stats and Growth

Attribute Base Value Level Increase Taming Bonus
Wild Tamed Additive Multiplicative
Health Health 200 +4000 +60.2% 0.0105
Stamina Stamina 100 +1000 +1000%
Oxygen Oxygen 150 +1500 +1000%
Food Food 900 +9000 +1000%
Weight Weight 5 +10 +800%
Melee Damage Melee Damage 5 +20 +34% Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "%". Expression error: Unrecognized punctuation character "%".%
Movement Speed Movement Speed 100% N/A +250%
Torpidity Torpidity 200 +12 N/A 0.5
Movement
[u/s] 		Base Speed Sprinting Speed Stamina
Wild Tamed1 Tamed2 Wild Tamed1 Tamed2
Walking 52 ? ? 260 260 260 ?
Swimming 200 ? ? ? ? ? ?
  • 1These are the base speeds of the creature at 100% Movement Speed.
  • 2These are the speeds of the creature tamed and non-imprinted.
  • For a comparison of the speeds of all creatures, see Base Creature Speeds.
Attack Values
Melee Stamina Cost Attack Range Description
Base Minimum Activation The Dung Beetle attacks the target.
0 170 0 250
Attack Type Damage Projectile Values Torpor Values Status Effect: Stamina Status Effect: Torpidity
Life Impulse Radius Base Mult Duration Damage Mult Amount Duration Damage Mult Amount
Melee 5

Taming

Dung Beetle Level 1 Feeding Interval Time
Large Animal Feces Large Animal Feces 2 05:00 0:05:00
Medium Animal Feces Medium Animal Feces 2 03:20 0:03:20
Spoiled Meat Spoiled Meat 3 05:00 0:10:00
Small Animal Feces Small Animal Feces 4 01:06 0:03:20
Human Feces Human Feces 4 00:53 0:02:40
Raw Meat Raw Meat 16 01:04 0:16:00
Raw Fish Meat Raw Fish Meat 40 00:30 0:20:00
Dung Beetle Level 30 Feeding Interval Time
Large Animal Feces Large Animal Feces 3 03:45 0:07:30
Medium Animal Feces Medium Animal Feces 4 02:13 0:06:40
Spoiled Meat Spoiled Meat 6 04:00 0:20:00
Small Animal Feces Small Animal Feces 8 00:57 0:06:40
Human Feces Human Feces 10 00:44 0:06:40
Raw Meat Raw Meat 40 01:01 0:40:00
Raw Fish Meat Raw Fish Meat 100 00:30 0:50:00
Dung Beetle Level 60 Feeding Interval Time
Large Animal Feces Large Animal Feces 5 03:07 0:12:30
Medium Animal Feces Medium Animal Feces 7 01:56 0:11:40
Spoiled Meat Spoiled Meat 10 03:42 0:33:20
Small Animal Feces Small Animal Feces 13 00:54 0:10:50
Human Feces Human Feces 17 00:42 0:11:20
Raw Meat Raw Meat 65 01:00 1:05:00
Raw Fish Meat Raw Fish Meat 163 00:30 1:21:30
Dung Beetle Level 90 Feeding Interval Time
Large Animal Feces Large Animal Feces 6 03:00 0:15:00
Medium Animal Feces Medium Animal Feces 9 01:52 0:15:00
Spoiled Meat Spoiled Meat 14 03:35 0:46:40
Small Animal Feces Small Animal Feces 18 00:52 0:15:00
Human Feces Human Feces 23 00:41 0:15:20
Raw Meat Raw Meat 90 01:00 1:30:00
Raw Fish Meat Raw Fish Meat 225 00:30 1:52:30
Dung Beetle Level 120 Feeding Interval Time
Large Animal Feces Large Animal Feces 8 02:51 0:20:00
Medium Animal Feces Medium Animal Feces 12 01:49 0:20:00
Spoiled Meat Spoiled Meat 18 03:31 1:00:00
Small Animal Feces Small Animal Feces 23 00:52 0:19:10
Human Feces Human Feces 29 00:41 0:19:20
Raw Meat Raw Meat 115 01:00 1:55:00
Raw Fish Meat Raw Fish Meat 288 00:30 2:24:00
Dung Beetle Level 150 Feeding Interval Time
Large Animal Feces Large Animal Feces 10 02:46 0:25:00
Medium Animal Feces Medium Animal Feces 14 01:47 0:23:20
Spoiled Meat Spoiled Meat 21 03:30 1:10:00
Small Animal Feces Small Animal Feces 28 00:51 0:23:20
Human Feces Human Feces 35 00:41 0:23:20
Raw Meat Raw Meat 140 01:00 2:20:00
Raw Fish Meat Raw Fish Meat 350 00:30 2:55:00

Note that the values are for optimal cases, always bring extra supplies!
For a level-dependent count of resources needed, try an external taming calculator.

Taming Strategy

Dung Beetles are found in caves and tamed non-violently, but they become aggressive if you are too close. An aggravated beetle will attack and cannot be tamed until it goes back to being passive. They also can be lifted by an Argentavis or Quetzal.

When choosing a target keep in mind that the level of the Dung Beetle is almost irrelevant as a level 1 Dung Beetle will produce entirely the same results as a level 200 Dung Beetle. The only difference is the weight they can carry, which translates to the amount of Feces you can load on it.

While it is possible to tame anywhere, these beetles appear most frequently near water sources (past the first cluster of snakes in Central cave for example) it is advised to draw them closer to the cave entrance for safety. positioning your Sabertooth at a choke point to prevent other players from interfering with your tame is advised on PvE. When not aggravated, the beetle will remain stationary making it easy to tame. Time lost by aggravating the beetle varies up to 3 to 5 minutes, which is added to the feeding interval time. As of Jan 16 2016 the Beetle's pathing is buggy: Luring a tamed Beetle from a cave can be done by lowering its follow distance to the player and by punching the Beetle around awkward obstacles. Keep in mind, this strategy might knock the Beetle unconscious, or even kill the Beetle if the player is too reckless; as such, getting them out of caves can be tedious. There is also a bug which can occur once aggravated where the beetle will no longer reliably accept feeding and will eventually die of hunger.

Bug repellent appears to have no effect.

Because of how difficult it is to get a Dung Beetle out of a cave once tamed, it is recommended to lure it outside while it is attacking you and tame it at the cave entrance. Running backwards in circles until the beetle tires out will allow you to feed it. Once fed, the beetle will attack again. Just rinse and repeat running backwards in circles until the creature is tamed.

Alternatively, you can lure it outside of the cave and pick it up with an Argentavis or Quetzal and relocate it to a taming pen near or at your base for easy taming. That way, you'll know where it is and it will be protected from (most) other creatures during the taming process.

You can safely drag one out of the water area in the North East cave with the use of a grappling hook.

Preferred Food

  1. Large Animal Feces Large Animal Feces
  2. Medium Animal Feces Medium Animal Feces
  3. Small Animal Feces Small Animal Feces
  4. Human Feces Human Feces
  • They will eat Meat and Kibbles, but the taming rate is lower than Human Feces so it is not recommended.
  • Spoiled meat works but is very inefficient
  • When on wander, they will eat a person's body.
  • After taming, keeping feces in the beetle will not be enough to keep its food up. Provide the beetle with meat via a trough or directly in its inventory to keep it fed.

Combat

This section describes how to fight against the Dung Beetle.

General

The Dung Beetle is not a dangerous animal, but one should always consider that it is not defenseless!

Strategy

To tame, slowly approach the dung beetle from behind and stand right next to it and start feeding it poop. Once fed, just go into your inventory and keep getting poop. It should not get aggressive. A Phiomia poop farm is recommended. For easier taming, you can make it aggressive (jumping on it will be enough) then make it follow you until you are out of the cave, then start the taming. The Dung Beetle move very slowly and glitch very often in the caves while tamed. A alternate approach is possible with the Grappling Hook. Attach it to the beetle and drag it out of the cave after taming.

For killing, any weapon will do, as they are relatively weak and fragile. Ranged weapons are not practical, as even a stone pick can kill one quickly.

Weaponry

Any weapon will do, but ranged weapons are not practical.

Dangers

Beware other animals in the cave. A big fight can usually rile up all of the cave's inhabitants, including the beetle. While the player may be swinging away with a pike at nearby Onyc, a beetle can attack, possibly leading to death on either hand. Beware, as the beetle does a surprising amount of knock back. Stay away from the lava or spike pits in caves that contain them, as to avoid a embarrassing and untimely death via a disgruntled Dung Beetle.

Weakness

The dung beetle is not a practical fighter because of its speed, attack damage, and health; this creature is not really meant for battling, it is prized more for its fertilizer and good looks. On PVP servers, make sure to keep them well protected, as they can be killed in a raid quickly.

Utility

Roles

The Dung Beetle can convert feces placed in its inventory into Fertilizer and Oil. 'Wandering' must be enabled for conversion to occur so be sure to place the beetle within a pen where it can wander freely without fear of it escaping. It will not collect feces; these have to be placed manually in the bug. Due to the low starting Weight, it is recommended to level up this stat in order to place more feces in its inventory, and due to low health, it is advisable to house these in an enclosed or otherwise protected area. 2 high wooden railings is sufficient to prevent escape.

Weight Converts to Fertilizer Fertilizer Oil Oil
0.1 Human Feces Human Feces 1 2
0.3 Small Animal Feces Small Animal Feces x 2 1 2
1.5 Medium Animal Feces Medium Animal Feces 2 4
4.0 Large Animal Feces Large Animal Feces 3 6

Conversion of feces into fertilizer takes 15 minutes per conversion. However, it can convert one batch of each type of feces concurrently. For example, if you place 1 Human Feces, 2 Small Animal Feces, 1 Medium and 1 Large, you will have 7 fertilizer and 14 oil after 15 minutes (not 60 minutes). Production of same size feces is otherwise queued. For example, if you place 4 Small Feces, 1 Medium, and 1 Large, you will have 6 Fertilizer and 12 oil after 15 minutes, and an additional 1 Fertilizer and 2 oil after a further 15 minutes (30 minutes total).

Level weight exclusively, no other stat has any effect on the Fertilizer production.

Spotlight

Notes/Trivia

  • This dossier was revealed on 08/05/2015 [1]
  • The dung beetle's genus Scarabidae actually refers to the group that dung beetles belong in, the scarab beetles.
  • At one point in the dung beetle dossier, the author refers them as worthy of being worshiped. Presumably this is a reference to how the Ancient Egyptians considered them to be sacred.
  • You must be within range of the dung beetle for it to process feces into fertilizer and oil.[citation needed]

References

  1. ↑ ARK Digest #13, & Introducing the Dung Beetle!
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  213. Spino
  214. Spirit Dire Bear
  215. Spirit Direwolf
  216. Stegosaurus
  217. Subterranean Reaper King
  218. Summoner
  219. Super Turkey
  220. Surface Reaper King
  221. Surface Reaper King Ghost
  222. Tapejara
  223. Tek Parasaur
  224. Tek Quetzal
  225. Tek Raptor
  226. Tek Rex
  227. Tek Stegosaurus
  228. Tek Stryder
  229. Tek Triceratops
  230. Terror Bird
  231. Therizinosaur
  232. Thorny Dragon
  233. Thylacoleo
  234. Titanoboa
  235. Titanomyrma
  236. Titanomyrma Drone
  237. Titanomyrma Soldier
  238. Titanosaur
  239. Triceratops
  240. Trilobite
  241. Troodon
  242. Tropeognathus
  243. Tropical Crystal Wyvern
  244. Tusoteuthis
  245. Unicorn
  246. Velonasaur
  247. Voidwyrm
  248. Vulture
  249. Water Jug Bug
  250. Woolly Rhino
  251. Wyvern
  252. Yeti
  253. Yutyrannus
  254. Zombie Fire Wyvern
  255. Zombie Lightning Wyvern
  256. Zombie Poison Wyvern
  257. Zombie Wyvern
  258. Zomdodo

Italics denote creatures that have not yet been released! See also Gallery of Dossiers.
Dinosaurs
Allosaurus  •  Amargasaurus  •  Ankylosaurus  •  Baryonyx  •  Brontosaurus  •  Carnotaurus  •  Compy  •  Deinonychus  •  Dilophosaur  •  Diplodocus  •  Gallimimus  •  Giganotosaurus  •  Iguanodon  •  Kentrosaurus  •  Megalosaurus  •  Microraptor  •  Oviraptor  •  Pachycephalosaurus  •  Pachyrhinosaurus  •  Parasaur  •  Raptor  •  Rex  •  Spino  •  Stegosaurus  •  Therizinosaur  •  Titanosaur  •  Triceratops  •  Troodon  •  Yutyrannus
Mammals and Synapsids
Andrewsarchus  •  Basilosaurus  •  Castoroides  •  Chalicotherium  •  Daeodon  •  Dimetrodon  •  Dinopithecus  •  Dire Bear (Polar, Dire Polar, Spirit)  •  Direwolf (Spirit)  •  Doedicurus  •  Equus  •  Gigantopithecus  •  Hyaenodon  •  Human  •  Jerboa  •  Lystrosaurus  •  Mammoth  •  Megaloceros  •  Megatherium  •  Mesopithecus  •  Moschops  •  Onyc  •  Otter  •  Ovis  •  Paraceratherium  •  Phiomia  •  Procoptodon  •  Purlovia (Polar)  •  Roll Rat  •  Sabertooth  •  Thylacoleo  •  Woolly Rhino
Reptiles and Amphibians
Beelzebufo  •  Carbonemys  •  Dimorphodon  •  Diplocaulus  •  Ichthyosaurus  •  Kaprosuchus  •  Liopleurodon  •  Megalania  •  Mosasaurus  •  Plesiosaur  •  Pteranodon  •  Quetzal  •  Sarco  •  Sinomacrops  •  Tapejara  •  Thorny Dragon  •  Titanoboa  •  Tropeognathus
Birds
Archaeopteryx  •  Argentavis  •  Dodo  •  Hesperornis  •  Ichthyornis  •  Kairuku  •  Pelagornis  •  Snow Owl  •  Terror Bird  •  Vulture
Fish
Anglerfish  •  Coelacanth  •  Dunkleosteus  •  Electrophorus  •  Lamprey  •  Leedsichthys  •  Manta  •  Megalodon (Golden Striped)  •  Piranha  •  Sabertooth Salmon
Invertebrates
Achatina  •  Ammonite  •  Araneo  •  Arthropluera  •  Cnidaria  •  Dung Beetle  •  Eurypterid  •  Gasbags  •  Giant Bee (Queen, Worker)  •  Glowbug  •  Jug Bug (Oil, Water)  •  Leech (Diseased)  •  Lymantria  •  Mantis  •  Meganeura  •  Pulmonoscorpius  •  Titanomyrma (Drone, Soldier)  •  Trilobite  •  Tusoteuthis
Fantasy Creatures
Astrocetus  •  Astrodelphis  •  Basilisk  •  Bloodstalker  •  Bulbdog  •  Chalk Golem  •  Crystal Wyvern (Blood, Ember, Tropical)  •  Deathworm  •  Desert Titan Flock  •  Eel Minion  •  Featherlight  •  Ferox (Large)  •  Gacha  •  Glowtail  •  Griffin  •  Ice Golem  •  Iceworm Male  •  Insect Swarm  •  Karkinos  •  Lava Elemental  •  Macrophage  •  Maewing  •  Magmasaur  •  Managarmr  •  Megachelon  •  Morellatops  •  Nameless  •  Noglin  •  Parakeet Fish School  •  Phoenix  •  Ravager  •  Reaper (Elemental, King, Prince, Queen, Subterranean, Surface)  •  Rock Drake  •  Rock Elemental  •  Rubble Golem  •  Seeker  •  Shadowmane  •  Shinehorn  •  Summoner  •  Unicorn  •  Velonasaur  •  Voidwyrm  •  Wyvern (Fire, Forest, Ice, Lightning, Poison)
Mechanical Creatures
Attack Drone  •  Defense Unit  •  Enforcer  •  Exo-mek  •  Mek (Mega)  •  Scout  •  Tek Stryder
Aberrant Creatures
Abberant Coelacanth  •  Aberrant Achatina  •  Aberrant Anglerfish  •  Aberrant Ankylosaurus  •  Aberrant Araneo  •  Aberrant Arthropluera  •  Aberrant Baryonyx  •  Aberrant Beelzebufo  •  Aberrant Carbonemys  •  Aberrant Carnotaurus  •  Aberrant Cnidaria  •  Aberrant Dimetrodon  •  Aberrant Dimorphodon  •  Aberrant Diplocaulus  •  Aberrant Diplodocus  •  Aberrant Dire Bear  •  Aberrant Dodo  •  Aberrant Doedicurus  •  Aberrant Dung Beetle  •  Aberrant Electrophorus  •  Aberrant Equus  •  Aberrant Gigantopithecus  •  Aberrant Iguanodon  •  Aberrant Lystrosaurus  •  Aberrant Manta  •  Aberrant Megalania  •  Aberrant Megalosaurus  •  Aberrant Meganeura  •  Aberrant Moschops  •  Aberrant Otter  •  Aberrant Ovis  •  Aberrant Paraceratherium  •  Aberrant Parasaur  •  Aberrant Piranha  •  Aberrant Pulmonoscorpius  •  Aberrant Purlovia  •  Aberrant Raptor  •  Aberrant Salmon  •  Aberrant Sarco  •  Aberrant Spino  •  Aberrant Stegosaurus  •  Aberrant Titanoboa  •  Aberrant Triceratops  •  Aberrant Trilobite
Tek Creatures
Corrupted and Enraged Creatures
R-Creatures
R-Allosaurus  •  R-Brontosaurus  •  R-Carbonemys  •  R-Carnotaurus  •  R-Daeodon  •  R-Dilophosaur  •  R-Dire Bear  •  R-Direwolf  •  R-Equus  •  R-Gasbags  •  R-Giganotosaurus  •  R-Megatherium  •  R-Parasaur  •  R-Procoptodon  •  R-Quetzal  •  R-Reaper King  •  R-Reaper Queen  •  R-Snow Owl  •  R-Thylacoleo  •  R-Velonasaur
VR Creatures
VR Allosaurus  •  VR Araneo  •  VR Argentavis  •  VR Astrodelphis  •  VR Bloodstalker  •  VR Carnotaurus  •  VR Chalicotherium  •  VR Dilophosaur  •  VR Dimorphodon  •  VR Enforcer  •  VR Ferox  •  VR Kaprosuchus  •  VR Karkinos  •  VR Lymantria  •  VR Mantis  •  VR Megalania  •  VR Megatherium  •  VR Onyc  •  VR Pachy  •  VR Pulmonoscorpius  •  VR Parasaur  •  VR Raptor  •  VR Ravager  •  VR Rex  •  VR Shadowmane  •  VR Stegosaurus  •  VR Tapejara  •  VR Terror Bird  •  VR Titanoboa  •  VR Triceratops  •  VR Velonasaur
X-Creatures
X-Allosaurus  •  X-Ankylosaurus  •  X-Argentavis  •  X-Basilosaurus  •  X-Dunkleosteus  •  X-Ichthyosaurus  •  X-Megalodon  •  X-Mosasaurus  •  X-Otter  •  X-Paraceratherium  •  X-Parasaur  •  X-Raptor  •  X-Rex  •  X-Rock Elemental  •  X-Sabertooth  •  X-Sabertooth Salmon  •  X-Spino  •  X-Tapejara  •  X-Triceratops  •  X-Woolly Rhino  •  X-Yutyrannus
Malfunctioned Tek Creatures
Alpha Creatures
Brute Creatures
Event Creatures
Bosses and Titans

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