How to tame Parasaur in Ark Lost Island

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Ark Lost Island is one of the most popular survival games. It takes the player on a journey through an island from the Jurassic period. It goes without saying that surviving in Ark Lost Island is not easy. Players are put to the test of their strength and intelligence.

Taming creatures, gathering resources, building bases, and crafting items are some of the basic jobs that need to be done in order to survive. Here, proper tames are needed for everything from farming resources to fighting dangerous creatures. Parasaurolophus amphibio, or Parasaur in short, is one such useful tame.

Here is the complete guide to taming a Parasaur on Lost Island.

Parasaurs are very acquiescent creatures and will not fight back when attacked or even if their egg is taken. They can be found throughout the entire map. These runners are easily noticeable with a bunch of feathers on their backhead. Parasaurs are to be approached with caution, because once they are startled, they send a distress call to the surrounding area and alert all the other creatures.

Parasaurs are also called "Poor Man's Iguanodon" as they serve the same purpose of transportation as the Iguanodons. However, they can be tamed at a much earlier stage in the game.

In terms of usability, Parasaurs are very underrated creatures. They serve well as a mid-range transport for their fast movement speed. However, they cannot protect themselves or their owners in any situation. Smaller creatures, however, are easily frightened by the horn of Parasaurs.

Along with great mounts, Parasaurs are great environmental sensors. When placed in "turret mode," they detect and alert their owners of any hostile creatures or players. This allows the player to create a large detection network around the