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

I revive deep seas creatures in shallow water so they don’t move. SQUIDS STILL MOVE IN SHALLOW WATER. Remember this so you don’t waste your amber like me.

If you want to tame a tuso (you will at some point) bring a high health turtle and at least 100 black pearls (silica pearls don’t work) let the tuso grab the turt and go to the tusos mouth and feed it the pearls.

For the noobs(aka new players or those who don't know much about about a tuso)when it says "does not wanna be tamed right now" it means it won't take good unless it has grappled onto a tame! Like for an example let's say you have 50 black pearls and a…

A mosasaurus with 20k HP will tank it without trouble, make sure you don’t get hit by its tentacles, reach its mouth and feed black pearls. Now you have the king of the ocean as a pet.

Will the tuso ever be able to grab wild dinos on pve? I’m kind of sad it can’t. I spent a lot of time taming one and I can’t even use its main feature 😞

If you're in need of absorbent substrate on the Crystal Isles, these guys seem to beach themselves on the southernmost shores of the white shoals. Also a little bit on the leftmost shores.

Look up how to build a trap, it's cheap and you can literally just sacrifice an hp leveled shark to tame it. It is the best way to survive this tame.

Y’all talking about how they’re so hard to find but of course I get one in the ocean stretch that’s right in front of my house, he’s making it impossible to tame anything other then megas and itchys :/

Won't attack you 'til you attack it. If you find some washed up on the shore take a rex or something else you have with high HP (10k HP+) and let it grapple onto it - while it's grappled jump off your mount and go in between tentacles to feed. It'll let go…

Use a plesio on following you. Ride the plesio to the tuso to get grabbed by the tuso. Feed tuso and using scuba flippers swim above repeat till done.