Ark: Survival Ascended's 10 Most Annoying Dinosaurs & Creatures

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is full of incredible dinosaurs, monsters, and even mythological creatures. From the powerful Giganotosaurus to the giant insect-like Rhyniognatha, the game has many creatures for players to discover, defeat, and even tame. But not all the dinos are met with the same enthusiasm by players.

Some of the dinosaurs and other creatures that players find on their journeys through the Island are more likely to draw out an exasperated sigh as the encounter leads to more frustration than enjoyment. To put it plainly, some of the creatures in are incredibly annoying, and after meeting them just once, you might hope to never cross paths with these pesky critters again.

Dire wolves mostly live in the snow biomes in and will attack players if they get within their range. One at a time, they're not too difficult to fight as they're small and not too strong compared to some of the dinosaurs in the game. They're also easy to lose by jumping in the water or leading them to a mammoth (and watching the ensuing fight).

Ark: Survival Ascended is more than just an enhanced version of the Survival Evolved, with plenty of improved features and new mechanics.

The problem with dire wolves, though, is that they're almost never found alone. These creatures hunt and travel in packs, and just when a player thinks they've taken out all the pack members, more appear seemingly out of nowhere. A brief encounter with a lone wolf can quickly turn into being overpowered by a large pack if players aren't careful, making traversing the snow biomes a risky endeavor.

One of the easiest ways to avoid a confrontation with a land dinosaur or animal is by escaping into the water, where many of creatures can't follow. The game's waters have their own threats, though, and players should always be on the lookout for dangerous critters roaming the waters. Most marine threats are large and easy to spot, but the pesky piranha is a hidden danger in the waters.

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