Keep in mind they are fast. Not aggressive . Also, the females do not collect thatch.

Grandma got ran over by a Megaloceros
Walking home from our house Christmas Eve...

You can find these in the snow biome, and the Redwood forest.

WARNING if they are provoked provided they will rise up and smite all who dare to attack with its mighty and only run away ability

Do they come in different colors? Because emu frownd has a brown and white one, but mine is black...

I found them in the north place and the redwood forest (mobile)

Can fit in doorframes. One just walked right into my dino trap.

Great for pelt and annoying to find

They're found in red woods and at the snow biome. Make sure to take precaution when approaching as these biomes are pure danger. I recommend to have a small perimeter around it to keep it from running away and keep most carnivores out.

Happy Taming!

In Genesis this is an impossible tame to keep alive. For instance, since it has a large turn radius it with go near a therazinasaur or a gigantopithacus and die. Trust me, in the attic before you have tech and a bird, it’s hard.

I found a white one in the woods unsure if this is just regular thing or if it is rare.

There at the ice place use tranq arrow 3🤫

Very fast good for a getaway Dino haven't tested but can probably outrun a alpha raptor

Literal thatch mashine, if taming, use bola then tranq it. Feed it A LOT of berries, and feed it narcotics or narcoberries. Very good for the lower levels who can’t build wood or stone. Females are fast but can’t attack, and can’t collect thatch. Males, fast & can attack, can collect thatch. Females can outrun most other dinos, and make up for not attacking by running supremely fast. Males are really good in caves, they have a bleed attack & can kill airborne creatures. Great for everything, would recommend taming both female & male to get eggs, then creating kibble. Also you can eat their eggs for tons of nutrition. Definitely would recommend getting!

I'm seen some of these hanging around the outside of the redwood, being eaten by carnos of course but you get my point right?