Dinkum: Animals Guide

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The animal life in Dinkum gives players fun and exciting gameplay options. There are multiple kinds of animals in the game, ranging from predators to more harmless species.

Players can raise farm animals, hunt the wildlife, or tame and trap the animals, depending on the species. Before doing any of that, though, players must learn to craft and apply for licenses. It's also necessary to have Irwin, the local animal handler, set up a permanent shop. The process will require time and effort, but soon enough, players will be pro with the Dinkum animals.

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One of the first things players will realize is that while some animals will ignore them, others will attack them on sight. There are a few violent species on the island. Players should watch out for these animals:

There are a few nonaggressive species that also live on the island. They don't attack on sight; however, some have offensive moves. Here are some of the friendlier animals:

Players can hunt the wildlife found on the island using crafted weapons or tools bought from the Shop. To get recipes for weapons, players will need to apply for a Hunting License at the Base Tent. Fletch is in charge of all the licenses and will give them to players in exchange for Permit Points. Permit Points are earned by completing Milestones and can be earned daily, so there are ample opportunities to collect them. Players should also get a Mining and Logging license to unlock the axe and pickaxe from John.

To hunt, select a tool or weapon and approach any wildlife species. Be prepared to put up a fight and move quickly to avoid taking too much damage. Players will pass out if the heart meter runs out, and a new day will start.

Wildlife can also be trapped and