10 Coolest Red Dead Redemption 2 Animals To Hunt Or Catch

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The hunting and fishing scene in is full of unique aquatic creatures and nearly invulnerable beasts. Whether it's random interactions with animals while out on the road or hunting them down with fervor, the wildlife in is a crucial part of the experience. Some prove to be much more of a challenge than others, but all the animals offer something of value, such as pelts, meat, and specialty items.

The most popular creatures to track down are the legendary ones, such as the Bull Gator, White Bison, and Sockeye Salmon, but there are other valuable critters worth searching for. Many of 's wild game can often be found off the beaten path, offering players an additional opportunity to further explore the beautiful map. There are more than 200 different types of animals in the game, but some of the most interesting ones have been overlooked in the game's history.

This adorable little creature may not put up much of a fight, but it promises a great reward to players who can track it down and kill it. One of the items that can be found on the Beaver, the Legendary Beaver Tooth, is used to craft the Beaver Tooth Trinket, which slows weapon deterioration by 10%. This is a vital skill; clean weapons over dirty ones can make the difference between life and death in 's many combat sequences. The Legendary Beaver is located west of Van Horn Trading Post and slightly south of the Elysian Pool.

Thanks to its rarity, the Iguana is one of the most interesting animals in. In the game's main chapter, while playing as Arthur Morgan, Green Iguanas are only located on an unnamed island in Flat Iron Lake and in Guarma, an area that requires a glitch to return to after chapter five. The Perfect Iguana Skin can be used to craft iconic outfits, a new satchel, and even the Iguana Scale Trinket, which negates damage received on horseback by 10%. After completing the first six chapters, Sand Iguanas are also available for hunting all over New Austin while playing as John Marston.

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