Good first tame for starters and a good bait for taming carnivores mid game when you want to tame that carno near your base before it destroys it.👌👍

A solid first dino tame. Not very strong or fast but it can help bare your weight and in the hostile world of ark a friend is what you really need.

The parasuar has had its base damage buffed to 12, base weight buffed to 480, and it’s wild weight gain was raised to 9.6 per level. This makes parasaurs carry only slightly less weight than a mammoth. Parasaurs have had a huge buff. Like this so others can see

This in my opinion the best starter tame. They can hold alot and get berry's pretty well.try to upgrade the movement speed and weight omly.

Parasaur is the best starting mount. With their decent weight capacity and alarm ability makes it great for any gathering journey, especially for those with realistic settings. Set its alarm to detect creatures and into turret mode. It is a traveling trip alarm pinpointing the dangerous creatures at a distance. You can also activate its ability while mounted. Upvote so people know about its alarm ability.

After update these guys can spot enemy players while in turret mode and it will alert you. You can also set the range for the turret from low to high. Upvoe so people know they have another purpose.

If a Rex or something big comes these can be a good distraction to give you time to run.Also they're easy to replace. GOOD LUCK😀

WARNING on mobile the kibble is made with carrots not with longrass

Is a decent berry collecter and kinda gets fiber sometimes and gathers thatch and little wood

I got myself a level 150 tame and got to say not a waste of time at all, very useful and look great in a completely pink saddle

Very good for low level berry collection and weight transport. Not the best fighter

Definitely something to get you levels, use bolas if available or run them into a wall. A good starter tame too.

So many people say, "Parasaur is the worst tame." They are all lying. With a Weight/Speed focused high level parasaur, you can get away from everything after you, plus have them with you when out gathering resources. They even swim pretty fast.

Use the sonar to scout out predators and ise the honk to scare away small predators like compys, dilos, raptors and up to terror birds. Bump up speed and weight and they’re one of the most useful exploration dinosaurs.

Upgrade melee damage to get more berries and then this is a lvl 1 trike pretty much good starter

All-around beginner tame. Good stamina and weoght. Definitely not a battle mount, but the tlc alarm system just gives you more of a reason to tame.

It can now detect enemy Tames/Players. Can even detect Purlovias underground so be sure to bring one to a raid.

Let me tell you something. Parasaurs are very smart and even though they are week they NEVER GIVE UP. WHY? It's because I have story with my parasaur. So in the wild I was taking a parasaur and in the wild they are not smart and do GIVE up. One hit on it, and the parasaur goes coocoo crashing into rocks and ALWAYS running to dangerous places. AND this was my first time playing ARK and I was so happy I tamed one(named him Pary) and so 9 seconds later a dilophosaur appeared! For me that was a big deal cause it was my first time playing so it killed me. I was thinking it will be over cause its night, my parasaur is probably gonna die and I lost all my stuff. So I decided to just carry on. So the next day, I wanted to look for some hide. Then I saw a parasaur on the beach and I'm happy that there is hide si right when I'm about to throw the spear at its head. I NOTICED IT WAS PARRY AND HE WAS CARRYING ALL MY STUFF! That's when I started to call every parasaur-Parry! For what he did!-Sasha

Be careful while having it on Altert! They use more food and might starve really quick if you don't feed them.

Easily tamed, these are the camels of ARK. Long distance travelers, they can go for miles without food or without needs of rest. They, even on a lower level, can carry a moderate amount. Their primary things I use is their frightening horn against raptors and their radar to check for threats.