Naturalist Mod for Minecraft 1.19.2, 1.19 and 1.18.2 (The Wildlife )

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Naturalist Mod 1.19.2, 1.19 and 1.18.2 enriches the Minecraft experience by introducing a wide range of animals inspired by real-life counterparts. While players have long been acquainted with simple creatures like sheep and cows, the limited intelligence of these animals left much to be desired. Recognizing the demand for more interactive and engaging wildlife, the Naturalist Mod not only incorporates new animals but also integrates an advanced AI system, enabling them to behave like their real-world counterparts. This results in a truly immersive experience, where animals exhibit realistic interactions, such as hunting and sleeping, and possess distinct personalities. So, prepare to explore the wild with the enhanced Woodland and Desert biome-themed creatures introduced by the Naturalist Mod.

Naturalist Mod

Features:

  1. Bears, the gentle forest predators, are best left undisturbed—especially near their cubs. Otherwise, they pose no threat, except to deer.
  2. Birds enliven the treetops with their melodious chirping. Offering them food might win their loyalty.
  3. Butterflies flit around, pollinating flowers and crops alike.
  4. Caterpillars, hatched from breeding butterflies, crawl about in search of trees on which to form a chrysalis.
  5. Deer graze on grass and deftly evade bears, displaying remarkable agility.
  6. Fireflies illuminate the night, inhabiting forests, plains, and swamps. Consuming one might be an odd experience.
  7. Snails meander aimlessly on the forest floor. Be cautious not to step on them—avoid a cruel fate for these creatures.
  8. Snakes, the less menacing forest predators, hunt smaller prey that bears overlook.
  9. Lions, kings of the savanna, prowl at night, hunting other mobs. Beware, they won’t hesitate to defend themselves.
  10. Giraffes, gentle giants that they are, will allow you a 30-second ride in exchange for a golden apple. During this time, map radius increases significantly. To breed them, offer a hay bale.
  11. Elephants wander around, unperturbed, only fighting when provoked.
  12. Hippos, always famished, linger near water, attacking boats and players who venture too close. Breed them by offering glistering melons or melon blocks while in water.
  13. Rhinos are usually docile, but approach their young at your own peril. They’ll scrape their foot several times before charging.
  14. Vultures circle overhead, cawing loudly. At night, they target zombies. When players are weakened, vultures swoop down to snatch items from their hands. Offer them rotten flesh to exchange stolen items.
  15. Zebras, savanna-dwelling horse substitutes, are elusive but can be tamed. Once tamed, they’re swifter than horses in water and can carry chests.
  16. Boars, neutral creatures replacing pigs in savanna biomes, retaliate when attacked and flee when injured. Curiously, they seem to be affected by lightning.

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    How to install Naturalist Mod for Minecraft?

    • Download Forge
    • Download Naturalist Mod
    • Double click the mod downloaded file to run the Forge installer.
    • Paste the mod downloaded file inside .minecraft / mods
    • Begin exploring one-of-a-kind wildlife with the Naturalist Mod.

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