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What is a meganeura used for? meganeura battling strategies in ARK: Survival Evolved.
Meganuera everything you need to know
These large dragonflies spawn at swamps, rivers, lakes and even beach’s sometimes. They spawn in large clusters of up to sometimes 20 or + but that is rare. Due to the large amount of predators stronger than it, they are now nearly scavengers feeding off of the dead. Don’t confuse the, with the far FAR more aggressive titan ant (titanmyrma) the titan ants make a buzz noise these guys make more of a buzz and clicking sound. They are not normally aggressive toward the player unless provoked or challenged for food. If harmed or stolen from it will enter a rage state. In this state they are highly aggressive and will attack the player and there tames/mounts. There bite has a stamina draining venom that is t much of a problem at mid game or endgame but they will destroy you at early game if you don’t have good stamina. They are untameable. They won’t attack you unless you track them if you have bug Repellant on. I have no more room to type on gtg.
Best way to use these shitty dragonflies is
Get a frogo (beelzebufo)
kill these dragon flies but don't harvest the body
More dragonflies will appear
Kill them
Harvest them with frogo
Get infinite cementing paste
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And please to help all the others shoot the arrow at the pelagornis
For mobile players only: They have a small chance to drop a neura husk
This is used to craft an Arketype called the aerial symbiote, which goes in the offhand slot and is one of the only repairable Arketypes. It basically makes you glide and not take fall damage, pretty useful, but you have to buy the Arketype or know someone who has bought it to craft it. It is like raw prime meat and spoils pretty fast, does not stack and can’t be used for taming.
Hopes that this helps
P.S: repairing also takes a neura husk, and it’s very rarely dropped, so good luck finding one