Who else thinks we should be able to pick up babies because THEIR BABIES ARE FRICKIN ADORABLE

As a beginner I tamed several of these. I am now level 80 and I still have most of them. I use them mainly for base defense and storage. If you have a feeding trough nearby you basically have a living chest.these have great health and female's will give eggs for food.

REFRIGERATOR ON LEGS!!! Tip by Koriye. UP this and get it known

When walking a carbonemys backwards towards a turret it takes less damage towards the carbonemys , making draining a turret more efficient.

In singleplayer, these guys are mostly efficient for making regular kibble.

DO NOT ATTACK THESE GUYS UNLESS YOU HAVE THE RIGHT GEAR

I WAS ON A BIG SERVER AND ONE OF THESE GUYS KILLED A 134 RAPTOR AND A 23 DIEONYCHUS

UP SO NOOBS CAN SEE

When backing it up to drain turrets, set it to follow something that's in a safe place before you hop on. That way if you get sniped off the saddle your turtle will follow whatever animal to safety.

If you jump right next to it, you can actually ride wild them in the wild!

Once tamed I ruled in single player. Amazing defence and attacking while also good at harvesting thatch, wood and berries. A must have for low level players

The carbonemys is perhaps one of the best creatures to tame in the early game, and provides decent protection against dilos and lone raptors. The carbonemys can easily be knocked out with a slingshot, and even a survivor with base movement speed can outrun one, making it one of the easiest tames for the early game. Not only can it carry a lot, it can be used a bait for taming (or escaping) big carnivores that would love to eat you and you (amazing pink dodo) for a snack.
PROS
Amazing for early game
Bulky
Can carry lots of stuff
An easy source of meat, keratin, hide, and XP for early game players

CONS
Really slow on land
Gets stuck on stuff a lot
Makes annoying wailing noises all the time