In ARK: Survival Ascended, baby dinosaurs can be tamed. While it’s a bit cruel to take a youngling away from its family just because they’re cute, I simply can’t help myself, and I know you won’t be able to either.
The taming process could not be more different from taming any adult dinosaur in ARK: Survival Ascended. Plus, taking in a tiny dinosaur is a whole new level of responsibility. Before embarking on this adventure, make sure you’ve got your game face on and enough food to keep your new baby dino well-fed. In this guide, I’ll show you the ropes for taming wild baby creatures in ARK: Survivor Ascended.
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Before going for your first baby creature, stock up on food. Make sure you know if it’s a herbivore or carnivore, too. If you don’t feed it properly and throw it something like a Sweet Vegetable Cake when it actually wants a meaty steak, it can lead to a tragic end. You don’t want that on your conscience.
Already got your eye on a baby dinosaur in ARK: Survival Ascended? You’ll know they’re ready to be tamed when they have a pacifier icon next to their names. If they don’t have this, they can’t be tamed, so keep on looking.
The first step in taming the baby is to spot the parent. Look for a grown-up version of the little dino. It should have a heart icon above the creature’s name. To claim the baby dinosaur, the parent must be killed. It’s sad, but true. We felt bad about this the first time, but then we had our own tame dinosaur, so that guilt quickly faded.
However, you should completely clear out any other dino of the same species nearby. This ensures you won’t have to fend off multiple
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