.but I still feel like sharing. My first days of ark, I tranqed this guy and tried to feed him meat, no tame notification so I tried berries, same result. It was sad really, cos while I was fussing all over this guy using the wrong taming method on em with hope of success, my tapej was having it **s handed to it by a couple of terror birds, in conclusion I lost both creatures, but hey I made sure to have my fair share of vengeance.

My big monke called King Kong and the other Fem Kong is made them work for my fiber grinders and then king Kong tanked almost 2 therizino on a island but with the help of Carno and bronto we were able to take it down but seriously this guy's are good protection and grinders if you want get fiber..

I Tame this monkey and i build a giant base, in my giant base my monkey start walking (i didn't know why) and in one Day i dont find my monkey in the base, I start finding he, and if I find monkey I saw that my monkey turned out to be with a wandering setting and it was just picking berries outside the base.

9 Hours Later

Jerry stared into the abyssal darkness of the lower regions, lost in thought. Henry and John were both long gone, likely lost in the woods, or a swampy area if they were unlucky. Jerry heard a creak and swiftly turned to see Jefferson. "What's been troubling you?" He questioned, taking a sip from a foggy glass. "Take a guess." Jerry replied.

"I'm sure they'll come back. Hell, maybe they're already coming back."

"Let's check." Jerry said, picking up something beside his chair. He turned the item to Jefferson. "This is a transponder tracker. It'll show me exactly where they are." Jerry explained, careful to leave out the part where he planted transponder nodes on the others. He knew Jefferson's lack of understanding of modern technology would prevent him from suspecting anything. The transponder tracker displayed the distances of the two, which were almost identical. Nothing appeared to be wrong, but Jerry knew they weren't coming any closer. "They've been at this distance for a few hours. They're probably building something." Jerry stated.

"Or in trouble. Maybe we should check on them."

"No, we'll get ourselves killed. They're probably fine."

Suddenly one of the distances displayed disappeared, replaced with an error message. Jerry shook the tracker, but nothing changed. "Is that normal?"

Jerry ignored Jeffserson's concerns and continued trying to fix the tracker when the other distance disappeared abruptly. Jerry dropped the tracker, knowing what this could mean. Jefferson stood up and walked back inside, realizing what this meant. He grabbed his double barrel shotgun and walked back to Jerry. "I'm leaving, with or without you."

"I'll come with you. I know their general location...but don't get your hopes up, they're probably dead."

Jerry stood up, loading his revolver. "Get the food. I'm ready." He said, picking up his pike, and snagging a leather bag.

After about an hour of walking with no breaks, the two were exhausted, but didn't dare waste any time. Jerry had tried running, but Jefferson couldn't keep up, so he continued walking. Jerry stepped onto a moist rock, slipping and hitting the ground on his back. Jerry saw something red in the corner of his eye, and pointed to it. "You see that?" Jerry questioned as Jefferson helped him up.

"Yeah."

They both started walking toward it. To his horror, Jerry realized what it was the half-eaten body of a woman.

"Ravagers?" Jefferson asked.

"I doubt ravagers would leave so much untouched. It was most likely a karkinos." Jerry grabbed a shining black pearl from the ground, which had likely belonged to the woman, and placed it in his bag. He was desensitized to situations like to after so many months on these arks, and eventually the two continued their journey.