They can tamed by stimberry but only 0.1% per berries when i use stimberry
Chalicotherium
The Chalicotherium is a mammal commonly found in colder areas that many survivors find useful in battle. In the wild, Chalicotherium often playfully throw snowballs and mud rocks at each other, however, when tamed, they can be given boulders to throw at enemy structures.

Player-written tips for taming, using, and fighting the Chalicotherium in ARK: Survival Ascended & Evolved.
Before even thinking about taming one of these start making beer
Use Stimberries if you run out of beer!
Pretty Good for collecting berries
Remember it’s passive tame. I accidentally knocked mine and had to wait for it to get up!
You can feed it stimbarrys to and you can feed it beer jar but to make a beer jar you have to let it sit for 6 hours and look up how to take this and that's the rest.
Walk a wyvern over the front of the Chali. Hop off and crouch down to feed it beer from behind. The Chali will walk in place. Wear ghilli. And kill every thing around it before taming. Otherwise, hese creatures can cover a lot of ground while your taming
It apparently wanted my smitberrys.
I tamed a lvl85 with one soothing balm I got from a quest and a single beer🍻
Now a lvl 127 soon to be named
One of these was near my house and would not leave me alone. When I was trying to tame an animal it always attacked me. A pheridactal can kill these
Don’t try and tame one with drums it took me 3 hours for a level 9
Don’t fight he threw poop at me and big stinky
On MOBILE you can put HATS on them :>
These guys are nasty. They spawn almost anywhere, even on the starter beach. They are a lot like dilos, except Chalicos are drunk monkey cow things. Only approach if you are confident and strong enough. Stay safe.
-JahboyCO
Cahlicotherium are not necessarily aggressive, but we become EXTREMELY HOSTILE when approached by the player. I tamed two phiomias on Mobile and sat them outside my base on Passive. Then, I heard them getting attacked by one of these ugly behemoths. In the end, both my phiomias…
Cahlicotherium are not necessarily aggressive, but we become EXTREMELY HOSTILE when approached by the player. I tamed two phiomias on Mobile and sat them outside my base on Passive. Then, I heard them getting attacked by one of these ugly behemoths. In the end, both my phiomias died to this thing, and it killed me and smashed one of the walls on my base. So, they may also become aggressive if they approach your tamed dinos too.
Rest in peace Pork Chop and Apple Sauce..you will never be forgotten..
Completely underrated as a beginner tame!As soon as you can unlock the beer barrel do it and get some berries in it. Go out on something like a raptor preferably but you can do it on foot.they spawn pretty much everywhere but are kinda rare. Ghille is not needed but preferred.…
Completely underrated as a beginner tame!As soon as you can unlock the beer barrel do it and get some berries in it. Go out on something like a raptor preferably but you can do it on foot.they spawn pretty much everywhere but are kinda rare. Ghille is not needed but preferred. Once it's tamed they are beasts. Get It to 10000 health then melee. Can kill alpha raptors and probably apha carnos. Just not alpha rexs or gigas. Decently fast too.
They can be tambed with stim berries... If you want to be there for two days
Spawns in North zone getting folded on the daily not because it's trash but because it was born amongst yuty direwolves daedons and other hellspawn.
Hey,Dododex.You forgot to put Raw Prime Meat as one if it,s drops.
One of the best cave mounts out there, if you have the patience to breed it and bring the baby inside, shines out in the Swamp Cave.
Small enough to fit into most tunnels, large enough to avoid most Arthropleura spits hitting its rider, boulder trown deals damage to…
One of the best cave mounts out there, if you have the patience to breed it and bring the baby inside, shines out in the Swamp Cave.
Small enough to fit into most tunnels, large enough to avoid most Arthropleura spits hitting its rider, boulder trown deals damage to Arthropleuras (and Kentrossaurus alike) without receiving anything back, has a much larger AoE to its melee attacks than its own size, deals tons of knockback with its melee and none with the boulder throw, and having both a third attack (default "C" on PC) and the ability to let its rider use weapons it allows the use of both firearms and its melee attack at once.