I found a beached one on crystal Isles an it said “does not want to be tamed right now” up if you find this true,

I tamed one of these and immediately died, of course my reaction was like with most other tames of oh god dammit now it’s gonna die, I zipped over on a dolphin and found it sitting innocently in a ball of about 50 meg carcasses with 2 plesiosaurs in the mix

Please tell me why it says non-violent... Because when it grabs u and eats u alive it's not very non-violent...

Will not grab mosas in mobile!!!!

Read this, it might help you:

1: The best place to encounter tuso is 90-91 lat and cover all longitude from red ob to the end of herb Island.

2: Don't solo search, make a party and cover full bottom of the map.

3: Don't search in shallow water and surface, go for mid and deep sea.

4: They need to grab your tame then only can they be tamed.(Take Carbonemys with health and speed pumped)

5: They take 50 black pearls per serving.

6: They only agro in deep sea.

7: Last and the most important, the server must be brutal or their chance of spawning is not that much. Put server to brutal and for one day atleast go killingspree in ocean to open spawn spots for tuso.

8: Pump only melee and health to tuso.

If your scared of the ocean just get a dolphin nothing will attack it I killed a alpha mosa with just a dolphin this is sponsored by dolphin number 9756

You need two people, one for feeding the black pearls and the other to feed the turtle that is in the grasp of the Tusoteuthis, with sweet vegetable cake for the health and to feed it stimulates berries as well

Tame turtles

Let it attach to turtles that you are riding

Swim up to its mouth and feed black Pearl's to tame

When looking for these in shallower water fly above the water on an owl and use it’s heat vision. It’s a bit tricky because it’s hard to see where the water is, takes a bit of practice to avoid hitting the water and being dismounted, but you can see all the terrain under the water and creatures within render range will be easy to spot as glowing shapes. It’s much quicker to scan the coastlines on CI or Rag with an owl rather than trying to spot one in the murky depths while swimming on a basi or ichthy.

When looking for these in shallower water fly above the water on an owl and use it’s heat vision. It’s a bit tricky because it’s hard to see where the water is, takes a bit of practice to avoid hitting the water and being dismounted, but you can see all the terrain under the water and creatures within render range will be easy to spot as glowing shapes. It’s much quicker to scan the coastlines on CI or Rag with an owl rather than trying to spot one in the murky depths while swimming on a basi or ichthy.