These are naturally peace-loving creatures, preferring to spend the days grazing about the island’s many hills and valleys. They have an inherently playful nature, leaving them undeterred by any predators until they become severely injured, at which point they get scared and will attempt to flee. Because of this, tamers have taken advantage of this overtly trusting nature and have tamed it like so. They have also tried to jump on it’s back for taming, usually just to find themselves tumbling back down to the ground again. The Diplodocus is so trusting that one can even knock one unconscious for an easier tame, at the cost of tranquilizer arrows, and a fair bit of them. Also, be careful during the taming process as they tend to nuzzle you in an act of affection during so, and be careful if traveling near a Diplodocus who is unaware of your presence with a berry-gathering animal, because it will gladly take an accidental hit during gathering as a play-invitation.

theres two ways to tame these dino there passive and ko tame

The first time you feed it it goes really slow but after that it’s like every 15 seconds(berries)

Just get under them (easier on a hill) and just feed them mejos for a while I suggest farming them with a parasaur or trike cause you’ll need a lot

Stay under it's belly so that you don't get pushed

You can take it by having a good amount of mejoberries then allign yourself under it to where it stands still and can't knock you back. You can easy kill it too to get a saurpod vertebra I got one that way

My diplo was a lvl 28 and it only took me 100 mejo
berry and it only took me 20 minutes

When passively taking, keep in mind that there is a large gap of time between their first food item and second. Afterwards the food drain proceeds normally

When trying to tame they are a passive tame meaning you don’t knock it out.Also keep in mind when trying to tame they are extremely playful and will try to push you back.

Can passive tame OR knock it out, for more food though.

The taming here is way off. I just tamed a lvl 17 Diplodocus in under 1 hour, using 25-30 Mejoberries, with 99-100% efficiency.

I usually tame them on an uphill incline. They don't push you back very far, and you can always walk back up to them before they push you back again.

For anyone that wants to passive tame it here is an area under it where he will play the push animation but it wont actually push you this leaves you only with the annoying rawring to deal with for more than 10 mins

When taming or fighting, you can stand under their belly and not be knocked back. It may take a few trys but they do no damage to you anyway.

Stand in between its front legs and it’ll spam its push but you’ll be out of its attack zone so you can just stand there and non-violently tame it. Easy way to save some narcotics

They are very playful and like pushing you back. If you can get underneath them you can stay there (they won’t move out of fear of hurting you and they can’t pish you away) and you can tame them for there. I go right under their stomach and it is best to come under from behind.

You can passive tame the Diplo with 20-30 mejoberries. It will push you back a few times between ing feeding, but no worries there, it's not an attack and does not deminish health at all.

Can not be passive tamed with crops don’t even try it will just annoy you save yourself the trouble.😁

Do not punch it when you are 15min away from finishing a passive tame of a level 140...:/

These things take a lot time to tame. But if you use a soothing balm ( the ones you get from watching ads ) you'll only need 3 - 4 mejoberries with 100% taming effectiveness!!!