Crimson Mosquito
The Crimson Mosquito is a hostile, large, flying arthropod that spawns in the Crimson Forests of the Nether.
Crimson Mosquito
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Appearance [ ]
The Crimson Mosquito is a very large mosquito with white, bee-like wings, thin legs, a brown body, 2 red eyes and a long proboscis. They have a blood sac that becomes red once they successfully suck a creature’s blood.
Behavior [ ]
Crimson Mosquitos are usually flying, but do sometimes touch the ground briefly. Crimson Mosquitos are hostile, targeting players, villagers, and animals (such as pigs, cows, even animals from Alex’s Mobs, etc.). Being a Nether mob, Crimson Mosquitos are completely fire resistant.
If the Crimson Mosquito is slain whilst their sac is full, they can drop a Blood Sac on death.
Blood Sucking [ ]
Crimson Mosquitos have 2 attacks. The first is blood sucking. Crimson Mosquitos will latch onto their target, and begin sucking their blood. This attack can be denied by blocking with a shield. The Crimson Mosquitos can suck up to 4 times before they detach and switch to their second attack.
Each suck deals: 2 attack damage.
Blood Projectile [ ]
After a Crimson Mosquito has sucked (or attempted to suck) the blood of their target 4 times, they detach and strafe. At this point, their sac is red due to being filled with blood, serving as an indicator as to whether they have ammo or not. The Crimson Mosquito can fire up to four shots of the own target’s blood back at them before they need to refill on blood. The amount of ammo the Mosquito has depends on how many times they successfully sucked blood.
Each blood projectile deals: 4 attack damage.
Fly Transformation [ ]
If a Fly enters the Nether, it will transform into a Crimson Mosquito after doing a shaking animation, similar to Hoglins turning into Zoglins after entering the Overworld.
Warped Mosco Transformation [ ]
If a Crimson Mosquito sucks the blood of a Mungus, and the Mungus has been covered completely in Warped Fungus, the Crimson Mosquito will transform into a Warped Mosco.
Advancements [ ]
Nightmare Fuel: Find a Crimson Mosquito.
Down with the Sickness: Have the Crimson Mosquito transform into a Warped Mosco.
Pest Control: Craft a Crimson Mosquito Larvae.
Spray n’ Pray: Craft a Blood Sprayer.
Grizzly Bear
Grizzly Bear
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Grizzly Bears are defensive mobs that spawn different forests of the Overworld, often with a cub or two. They will attack players if they get too close or attack them.
These animals can sometimes be seen rummaging through bee nests to find honeycomb for consumption. After eating some, a yellow stain of honey will appear around their mouths. Consuming honeycomb also causes them to lower their guard, allowing for a player to tame them.
Grizzly bears were added in release 1.0.0, so they are one of the oldest mobs in the game. Respectively, they’ve gone through a few changes too.
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Appearance [ ]
Grizzly bears have thick brown fur. They have short, black claws at the end of their limbs used to attack.
Behavior [ ]
The grizzly bear will attack the player if they get to close, or give chase if they are near any cubs, similarly to polar bears. They will also attack most passive animals, including wolves and foxes. They attack by rearing on their back legs and swiping at their opponent with their front claws, dealing decent damage at a fairly quick pace. Grizzly bears are also nearly immune to knockback due to their bulk.
If a Grizzly Bear is caught in a snowstorm, or is right-clicked with Top Snow, its fur will be covered in the material, which can be removed with a shovel. The snow cover melts if the bear goes into water or fire, or if it is in a warm biome (unless it was placed by a player).
Drops [ ]
Tamed adult bears occasionally shed a single Hair of Bear every 24000 to 48000 ticks (1 to 2 in-game days), which can be used to brew Potions of Knockback Resistance. Bears also drop 0 to 2 hair of bear upon death, or 0 to 3 if the looting enchantment is used.
Taming [ ]
Despite their defensive nature, Grizzly Bears are tamable. In order to tame one, a player must first feed it honeycomb by dropping it on the ground. The Grizzly Bear must then be fed raw salmon by throwing it on the ground in order to tame. Each salmon the bear consumes has a 30% chance to successfully tame it, so 3-4 raw salmon are needed on average. Tamed bears can be made to sit, wander or follow, like most other tamed mobs. Grizzly bears can also be ridden without the need of a saddle; keep in mind that they are considerably slow and cannot jump. Grizzly Bears will defend its owner from attackers such as hostile mobs and players. Note that they can attack while their owner is riding them.
Taming a Grizzly Bear rewards the player the advancement «Pic-A-Nic Basket?»