It would be AWESOME if we could tame this beast. We can scrape food off of it, it has more base health than a Mosasaurus and can break everything up to and including metal. I say it should have a platform saddle, it would be the perfect base since as I already mentioned WE CAN SCRAPE FOOD OFF OF IT! So if you are at sea and become low on food, scrape off the fish meat and have a feast. This would be perfect for pvp and in all honesty, great for singleplayer and pve as well. Surely I am not the only one who would want this?

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Even though we can’t tame this monster, it can help in a very easy way.

1. Find one near herbivore island.

2. Lead it over to the cove.

3. Use behemoth gates to trap it in the cove.

4. Build a base or outpost at the shore full of refrigirators, and occasionally scrape off meat.

5. Store all this meat in the outposts and use it for whatever!

Like if it worked!

IMPORTANT!

There is an interesting Fact about Leedsichthys they can destroy everything zp to metal walls but not Adobe walls (Cement walls). So if you wanna trap them use Adobe Walls!

~Madara Uchiha

To the person who said "we should have a platform saddle and just scrape food off it and have a feast!"

Dude, and u wonder why they hate rafts...

Despite it's dossier stating that it is not tamable it has a saddle design in the ARK Files.

Instead of a platform saddle, it should just have a regular saddle with a bunch of seats

Imagine this: leedsichthys tameable and rideable. They can harvest metal and oil. They had a platform saddle. They could swallow fish hole and carry them around alive. WELL THEY ARENT TAMABLE! They would be op as a tame.

Killing Alfa leedsichthys are by far the most easy way to collect runestones on fjordur

Dont. Kill. It.

Its very useful for taming aquatic dinos, you can get prime and normal fish meat from these big bois, i have one next to my base and i named him "Ash" :>

- Random person, 28/12/21.

They dont attack rafts on mobile,

For PC or console players use a motorboat to outrun a normal leed