World Animals

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World Animals adds a large biome-based wildlife system. The add-on includes passive ambience mobs, aggressive animals, tameable companions, rideable mounts, animal armour, storage animals, animal foods, animal drops, and craftable animal-themed equipment.

World Animals preview — World Animals makes biomes feel more alive with wildlife and tameable creatures.

World Animals second preview — The add-on includes large animal systems such as elephants, mammoths, mounts, and storage animals.

World Animals additional wildlife preview — Several animal groups include custom interaction items, food, mounts, or armour.

World Animals biome wildlife preview — Animals appear according to their respective biomes.

Core systems

System	Details
Golden bone	Taming item made from eight gold nuggets and one bone. Used by several tameable animals.
Gold bone meal	Speeds up egg/species growth processes.
Elephant saddle	Saddle item used with tamed elephants and mammoths.
Elephant armour	Improves resistance and damage for African elephants and mammoths.
Big-cat mounts	Tamed big cats can use mounts and can work as storage animals.
Big-cat armour	Armour variants include emerald, ruby, citrine, diamond, iron, gold, Netherite, and reptile armour.
Animal foods	Different animals use different foods, such as sugar cubes for elephants and meat for big cats.
Animal drops and recipes	Includes ostrich legs, rat tacos, shark teeth, shark swords, shark knives, shark spears, and decorative recipes.

Tameability, spawn biome, and rarity

The source page gives exact rarity for only a few entries. Where it does not give a rate, the table says not specified rather than inventing one.

Animal / group	Tameable?	How to tame / interact	Spawn biome or location	Rarity / spawn notes
Asian and African elephants	Yes	Golden bone; feed sugar cubes; elephant saddle enables riding, control, and storage.	Savannah and jungle biomes.	Not specified.
Mammoths	Yes	Created through the elephant DNA/syringe process, then tamed with golden bones; elephant saddle compatible.	Does not generate naturally.	Non-natural; created from elephant DNA progression.
Bears	No	Not tameable in the source notes; attacks after being attacked.	Forest biomes.	Two bear types; rate not specified.
Big cats	Yes	Golden bone; feed meat; big-cat mount enables riding and storage.	By variant; lions/white lions and leopards in savannah/jungle, tigers/white tigers in plains, snow leopards in snowy areas.	Seven types; individual rates not specified.
Crocodiles	No	Not tameable; drops reptile skin for reptile armour.	Swamps.	White crocodile has a 10% chance.
Deer	No	Not tameable; feeds on wheat, apples, and golden carrots.	Forest biomes.	Two deer types; rate not specified.
Hedgehog	Yes	Golden bone; feeds on wheat, apples, and golden carrots; can use a decorative hat.	Forest biomes.	Not specified.
Platypus	Yes	Golden bone; feeds on fish, salmon, and clownfish; can use a decorative hat.	Not specified in the supplied source notes.	Two types: normal and Perry variant.
Giraffe	Yes	Golden bone; feeds on wheat, apples, and golden carrots; giraffe saddle enables riding/control/storage.	Savannah and jungle biomes.	Not specified.
Gorilla	Yes	Golden bone; feeds on watermelons and bananas.	Jungle biomes.	Not specified.
Komodo dragon	Yes	Golden bone; feeds on any meat; poison attack; drops reptile skin.	Savannah and desert biomes.	Not specified.
Seal	Yes	Golden bone; feeds on any fish; swims and breathes underwater.	Frozen biomes.	Not specified.
Penguin	Yes	Golden bone; feeds on any fish; swims and breathes underwater; scarf compatible.	Frozen biomes.	Not specified.
Caracal	Yes	Bone; fed with fish; scarf compatible.	Jungle and savannah biomes.	Not specified.
Rhinoceros	Yes	Golden bone; cured/fed with apples, wheat, golden carrots, and golden apples.	Savannah and jungle biomes.	Not specified.
Zebra	No	Not tameable; skins used for furniture.	Jungle and savannah biomes.	Not specified.
Ostrich	Yes	Golden bone; feeds on wheat, apples, and golden carrots; ostrich saddle enables riding/control/storage.	Savannah biomes.	Not specified.
Kiwi	Yes	Golden bone; feeds on seeds.	Savannah biomes.	Not specified.
Pelican	No	Not tameable; attacks fish; drops feathers.	Ocean biomes.	Not specified.
Wild boar	No	Pig-like behaviour; usually aggressive to players; drops pork.	Savannah and jungle biomes.	Not specified.
Rats	Yes	Bone; cheese can feed rats; rat meat can be cooked and used for rat tacos.	Not specified in the supplied source notes.	Not specified.
Snail	No	Releases slime balls.	Anywhere in the world.	Not specified.
Flamingo / Flemish	No	Not tameable; drops feathers randomly without hunting.	Some parts of the world.	Not specified.
Sharks	No	Aggressive; shark teeth used for shark sword, knife, and spear.	Ocean biomes.	Four types: blue, hammerhead, white, and tiger. Rates not specified.
Crabs	No	Aggressive; drops crab meat that can be cooked.	Oceans and beaches.	Not specified.
Swordfish	No	Can drop as a weapon; weapon starts at 6 damage and 600 durability, upgradeable with gold, diamond, ruby, or citrine.	Not specified in the supplied source notes.	Chance-based weapon drop; exact chance not specified.
Clams	No	Can drop pearls for a high-damage pearl sword.	Ocean biomes.	Low chance to appear.
Iguana	Yes	Golden bone; follows or stops following.	Not specified in the supplied source notes.	Not specified.
Land turtle	Yes	Golden bone; follows or stops following.	Not specified in the supplied source notes.	Not specified.
Snakes	Mostly no	Normal snakes and coral snakes are aggressive and not tameable; scarlet king snake is tameable with golden bone.	Anywhere in the world.	Not specified.
Capuchin monkey	Yes	Bananas.	Forests.	Not specified.
Toucan	Yes	Golden bone.	Jungle biomes.	Not specified.
Firefly	No	Illuminates for a few seconds.	Swamps.	Not specified.
Squirrels	No source taming noted	Ambient wildlife.	Forests.	Not specified.
Ducks	No source taming noted	Drops feathers and meat; babies have yellow-toned texture.	Forests.	Not specified.
Lantern fish	No	Edible item gives Night Vision for 150 seconds.	Oceans.	Not specified.
Buffalo	No	Neutral; drops more meat and hide than cows; wheat breeding for calves.	Badlands.	Not specified.
Ants	No	2 health; attacks only if disturbed.	All over the world except snowy areas.	Not specified.
Kangaroo	No	Not tameable; attacks if disturbed.	Desert or red sand biomes.	Not specified.
Jellyfish	No	Damages entities that approach.	Ocean.	Not specified.
Red panda	Yes	Golden bone; feeds on bamboo.	Cherry blossom and bamboo biomes.	Not specified.
Hippopotamus	No	Not tameable; attacks if disturbed; feeds on watermelons.	Jungle, swamp, and savannah biomes.	Not specified.
Seagull	No source taming noted	Coastal bird.	Beach biomes.	Not specified.
Turkey	No source taming noted	Food animal; generates eggs to create more turkeys.	Forests and meadows.	Not specified.
Vulture	No source taming noted	Bird mob.	Mesa biomes.	Not specified.
Eagle	No source taming noted	Bird mob.	Desert biomes.	Not specified.
Stork / pigeon	No source taming noted	Some carry a bag that can drop a random mineral when hit.	River, forest, and beach biomes.	Not specified.

Land animals

Animal	Biome / behaviour / feature details
Asian and African elephants	Found in savannah and jungle biomes. They feed on sugar cubes, can be tamed with golden bones, can use elephant saddles, can be ridden, can be controlled, and can store items like a chest. Base stats listed by the source: 70 health, 7 damage.
Mammoths	Do not generate naturally. They are created through an elephant DNA process using syringes and mammoth DNA, then can be tamed with golden bones and fitted with elephant saddles.
Bears	Forest animals with two types. They are not tameable in the source notes and attack after being attacked. Stats listed: 30 health, 6 damage.
Big cats	Seven big-cat types appear by biome, can be fed meat, tamed with golden bones, fitted with mounts, ridden, and used as storage animals. Listed examples include lions and white lions.
Deer	Wildlife mob with 25 health. Deer are also relevant to Better on Bedrock because deer hide is used there for backpacks.
Hedgehog	Small animal with 25 health and 3 damage.
Platypus	15 health and 3 damage.
Giraffe	50 health and 9 damage.
Gorilla	35 health and 7 damage.
Komodo dragon	35 health, 5 damage, and a poison effect lasting 10 seconds.
Zebra	Decorative/biome animal with associated decoration recipes in the source.
Ostrich	50 health and 7 damage. Ostrich legs can be cooked to increase hunger restoration.
Kiwi	8 health when wild and 25 health when tamed.
Pelican	10 health and 6 damage.
Wild boar	Additional land wildlife.
Rats	Rat-related content includes rat tacos.
Snail and Flemish rabbit	Smaller ambient animals.
Squirrels, buffalo, ants, kangaroos, hippopotamus, turkey	Extra biome wildlife that expands land animal variety.

Cold, coastal, aquatic, and flying animals

Animal group	Details
Seals	25 health and 3 damage.
Penguins	20 health and 3 damage.
Sharks	Four shark types are listed: blue, hammerhead, white, and tiger sharks. Shark teeth support shark weapons.
Shark weapons	Shark sword, shark knife, and shark spear are craftable from shark-related drops. The source lists shark knife/spear damage values around 5 and 5.5.
Crabs, swordfish, stingrays, clams, lantern fish	Aquatic and shoreline wildlife additions.
Snakes	Includes coral snakes and scarlet king snakes.
Butterflies and ducks	Ambient small wildlife.
Seagulls, vultures, eagles	Flying/coastal/scavenger birds.

Special or novelty systems

Feature	Details
Caracal scarf	Caracal content includes a scarf system.
Chimp astronaut suit	The source includes recipes for a chimp astronaut suit.
Village wild creatures	Extra village-adjacent wildlife content.