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What ARK players use the Dodo for, and how to get the most out of it in ARK: Survival Ascended & Evolved.

These tames can be used as a bomb. You place C4 on the dodo and drop it into a base. Detonate and watch the fireworks!

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When a baby dodo is newly hatched it will need berries or it might starve to death.

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Regular people playing Ark : get high level tames, eventually fight the boss

Me and my friends playing Ark : breed dodos all day long to get all colors possible and align them in rainbow order

1up = +1 for dodo army

Very fun for single player

When you get lonely it’s always There

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For the guy who said that it would be cool if a dodo could sit on your shoulder: on ark mobile, a dodo smaller than .75 can in fact be carried on your shoulder. Dodos over 2.6 can be ridden. Fun fact. :)

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In Ark Mobile you can breed dodos to get larger or smaller. Dodos below 0.8 scale can be mounted on your shoulder and above 2.4 scale they can be mounted and ridden.

Dodos have a chance of laying an egg every time it poops. Unlike all other tames, which have a chance to lay an egg approximately every 25 minutes.

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You can get prime meat from the babies, but it spoils very quick, so this is how to get it all to a predator:

1. Incubate lots of dodo eggs so they only have one or two seconds left to hatch.

2. Carry the dodo eggs as well as a campfire (you might need two) and…

Placing a dodo on agressive wander and your gigas/rexes/raptors/ect. On nutural will provide the same protection without your valuable creatures wandering away. Once the Dodo attacks, the rest follow.

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Dodo's have a chance to lay an egg every time they poop. So force-feed them a bunch of stimberries (That will make them poop, and lay eggs)! Just make sure that you have some regular berries because it will make their food go down. Never again will you have to worry about…

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Good for making an egg farm. The eggs are used to make dodo kibble which is essential for taming pteranodons.

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Put it in your door way so if you get raided you will know who it was

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There should be longrass-bread (cornbread) in Ark. Put longrass and oil in a preserving bin and wait, then you have dried longrass. Then grind it up in a mortar and pestle and you have longrass flour. Then mix with water in a campfire and you have cornbread! Should keep a long…

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Tame a whole bunch of these dodos because strength in numbers

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Good for one thing and one thing only... Dodo basketball. Place a hatch frame in the air to act as a goal and throw the dodos in to score a point. First to 5 wins.

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Use this to get a feel for egg hatching and baby raising.

I did this and haven’t made a mistake in Dino breeding since.

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When holding the dodo you create a wall infront of your hit box so you can sneak up to plant turrets open it and steal the fertilizer sneaky beaky like!

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I recommend breeding these guys for size as soon as possible. They unlock cool new abilities as they get bigger!

Size 1.55: now drops dodo feathers off its back, used for crafting items like sail plume, dodo decimater, and dodo cultivator

Size 3.00: you can now ride them…

Imagine A chicken on steroids this thing will lay around 25-50 eggs every hour and that's about all it's good for. A must have for any tribes looking to take to the sky however, as their eggs make getting a Ptera much easier.

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Come on now, who would ever say no to a couple hundred dodo. Yes, some "pro" ARK players will say, "UGH WHY WOULD YOU TAME THAT" but come on now, they make very good pet companions and their eggs are good food. Also, it's kinda fun to watch a pack of…

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