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Player-written tips for taming, using, and fighting the Thylacoleo in ARK: Survival Ascended & Evolved.

Knocked me off a pteradon. Killed me. Knocked me of my recovery pteradon literally as i got there looking for the first on. Ended up getting dropped into redwood on foot and done a search mission. recovered both pteradons and never flying near redwood again. They tame better on…

Taming lv65 stated at 730am est it is now 910am est and it is almost 3 quarter done. I used normal cooked meat. I'd say with cooked meat takes 2.5hrs about 100 to 150 cooked meat and like 2500 to 3200 narco berries. Or I'd say 500 narcotics give or take a bundle. But…

While taming, you can use any kind of meat, cooked meat seems to work very well! No need for mutton or prime meat, cooked normal meat works better than prime.

Build a trap with fence foundations,a dino gate,window frames,and a door and door frame and use yourself as bait to lure it in and have you or a friend close the gate quickly when it's in,if you are solo I recommend putting a bear trap in the trap to give you time to run…

If one starts running towards you, then make sure you bola your tribmate before running off as to save your v*rginity.

It says they don't eat raw meat to tame but they do. I ran out of mutton and just stuff raw in for fun . Got a level 70

This cat pulled me right off my quetz. One minute I am flying through the redwoods and the next I am tackled on the ground... they are wicked

Think of a dire wolf, only more dire. This little fucker can be found almost everywhere on scorched and in redwoods for center and island.

Lvl 55 took 5 titanboa kibble and 10mins and will have to take cook prime meat as well..it wasn't all the way tamed although the app Said 5 so the lvl 115 I found probably would've taken (estimated guess) 20 something kibble

Instead of flying low to the ground through the redwood forest, fly over the tops of the trees and be wary where you land

If you're going to be hunting for Thyla's it might be a good idea to take a dino in the clutches of a bird, I had a Quetzal carrying a Parasaur to see if it would work and it did.