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yeah, when I saw the title, I for sure thought that brown mooshroom cow will be there

It is easy to get one. The same applies to a charged creeper. It is only a matter of time until a thunderstorm comes and you have channeling

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It does work. I use it to travel around the ocean.

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REALLYYY???? Thanks I didn't know! Definitley keeping the next one I find

i think it does work on java

@@mazendiscord6506 no it doesn't skip the tutorial proved it

So sorry :(

Not even rare tbh. Have had 3 spawn next to my base in the last 24 hrs

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Rip

Huge bummer. I'm glad it despawned and didn't get killed by a creeper. That's the only way it could be worse.

Yes! and Mules should be a bit faster/better jump!

@@wattlesplays donkey: goes 5mph horse:50mph mule:10mph Mojang look at the speed on that

@rachel I don’t even want to think about how this is logistically possible 😅

I think mules can store more items, that’s why they’re used

@@wattlesplays I think Mules should be stronger, like having more inventory space or something like that

yeah if you live in the cold/ near it theyre the worst

There’s also a snowy taiga right next to the plains and it turns into regular taiga so I got one of each fox

@@wattlesplays I've seen less husks than stray. Deserts are kinda uncommon biome.

I’ve played mc for so long and did not know this, thank you!

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Or it could poison you when you touch it, but if you’re wearing armor (protecting you from the poison), it only poisons you when you hit it.

u could right click it with an arrow to make it poison tipped

I remember when the creative flat world spawning mechanics were crazy, way too many animals and slimes would spawn. I found a naturally spawning pink sheep easily.

thatd be sweet!!

A blue one like the glow squid if spawned underground in the dark would be cool!

@@Zoooooomy2 Yeah was thinking some sort of blue like a poisonous frog that are in the rainforest. Super bright colors and all.

@@ChewyTurtle that would be cool. I am pretty disappointed by the colour choices Mojang came out with, i do hope they release more.

Came here to say this.

I learned that animals can escape from fences from experience. My donkey escaped from its pen, apparently the horse had pushed it up and over the carpet on the fence. I now always make my fences two blocks high!

No they don't spawn naturally, you got to hit a normal mooshroom with lightning

@@emmett4643 I think they also have a chance to be bred

@@emmett4643 yeh but that could happen naturally. Also the blue axolotl isn’t natural

@@Toonity not from 2 normal mooshrooms tho

@@TheBlueElephant111 I'm pretty sure if a brown mooshroom is bred to make another, otherwise they don't spawn naturally

This may sound daunting but it was pretty easy.. (in survival). So what I did was, find a climate to get the tadpoles to grow into the color frog I wanted. Build a little glass house around them with water inside. I then connected the 3 bioms with a tunnel, I flooded the tunnel with water (obviously) so the frogs could swim fast behind me and follow with a slime ball. Then that tunnel connected to my neather base in the correct biom for magma cubes and built an area for the frogs to be contained and lure cubes to. Now I have as much frog lights any color, that I could want or need.

@@SirMeowsAlot89 Make a magma farm basically, and add the frogs to it; smart idea.

They will only die to powdered snow if they cannot drop out of it. The goal for a froglight farm is to break up the cubes to the smallest stage. Since only the smallest is less than 1 block, keep your powdered snow up off the ground and the frogs that land on it will drop back safely to the ground before they can take any damage. If you do a solid layer, they won't even jump - but most people do a staggered grid since the buckets are a pain to gather and carry into the nether. If you want to make the farm easily, however, once you find the spawner in the treasure bastion, drill down off to the side and make a floor down below so that the cubes are not harassing you, build your collection, your final floor (I use glass), an easy to mine layer of netherack, and then a solid layer of powdered snow. Then, build up your walls quickly to contain the spawns (fire resistance so you can just swim and place through lava is a must). Whenever you get too many cubes around just leave the area so they despawn and then return. That way, when you are lowering the floor so that they drop out of the spawner range (so it will spawn more), they will just kill themselves completely in the snow (leather shoes can help you if needed). Once everything over your powdered snow is done, go back from the sides and take out the netherack so that it leaves the little ones. You can drop your frogs in from the top (they don't take much fall damage and won't jump with the solid layer above them). Once you get the farm going it is VERY productive - like one farm can supply an entire server without much effort. Of course, that is for Bedrock only. If you are on Java, just get up on the nether roof over a basalt delta and you can get your frogs there easily, build the entire snow and collection system complete with frogs, and place your iron golem lures before you ever even place a spawnable block.

@@oaksparoakspar3144 I already have a decent froglight farm built, the only issue is that frogs seem to die from the snow even when there’s a one block space between it and the ground. I have a theory that it’s due to how laggy my game gets when frogs are targeting/eating magma cubes (I’m playing on the Switch) which seems to slow down entity movement but doesn’t seem to affect fast they freeze, meaning that frogs stay in powdered snow for longer. My other theory is that they sometimes land on the bigger cubes and inside the snow. Either way, I’ll have to try placing a whole layer of snow to see if that fixes it. I just wish frogs were immune to powdered snow altogether since some frogs can survive being frozen, though that probably only makes sense for the cold-biome frogs. However, as much as they’re trying to keep the mobs as close to real life as possible (with the whole fireflies debacle), frogs eating literal magma is far less realistic than frogs being immune to cold.

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I was trying so hard to figure out why my axolotols kept disappearing! Dang, sad that they just spawn out :(

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ah, if only shiny Pokemon actually had gene mechanics tho.....that would be so nice....

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That’s probably a bedrock thing

In real life, mules are stronger pound for pound than both horses and donkeys, so they can carry heavy things.

or you could breed the skeleton horses(idk how) right into the nether, and there is the infernal skeletons, and it would be interesting if they had fire resistance and could have a new equipment to ride in lava just like striders