
What are tips for kairuku? Tips and strategies for kairuku in ARK: Survival Ascended & Evolved.
After creating a farm use a moschops with levelled up poly gathering to harvest the ones you kill. Easy polymer
Of dan you ark. You make one of the most valuable resources in the game into a cute defenseless penguin an the best way to get it is to run and and graphically/brutally dismember them with a chainsaw. This how you increase your logged on hr? By making us not be able to sleep at night?!
Dont Listen to All these people dont use wooden Club use a chainsaw to get the Max amout of Polymer
Walking lunch meat that give organic polymer
Baby penguins drop prime meat so bring any but taming food
Tranq darts do not work. Killed 20 of them with body shots and another 20 with headshots.
They can spawn in packs of 3 up to 5 and they only spawn in the far northwest snow region of the island, you have the best chance of finding them at the glaciers even further out in the ocean as only kairukus can spawn at glaciers.
If you ko and tame a wild baby, juvenile or adolescent penguin you are able to imprint it and it will have no creature ancestry.
If you are on old ark mobile you can kill then revive these from anywhere up to 8-16 amber which then you can claim them instead of knocking them out then feeding them.
it may be brutal but if you're trying to get organic polymer and you kill one of these in one hit, the other kairukus won't panic and run away. they only run away if you hurt one and it doesn't die. same goes for dodos
There things will provide warmth in the snow,so tame them if you spawn there
The wiki says that you cannot tame them unless they are adults. Well I call B.S. because I tamed a baby Kairuku/Penguin by just shooting it with Tranquilizer arrows until it fell asleep and offered it meat. Don’t trust what the people on the wiki say unless it’s from a trusted source.
easy to tame just knock it out then feed it raw fish or raw meat ether one get about 5-7 females and 1-2 males and bang you have a mass horde of Kairuku / penguins