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Revision as of 21:19, 3 August 2025
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| General Attributes: | |
| Appearance Biome | Temperate and Tropical Forests |
| Attack Resilience | 20 |
| Fire Resilience | 15 |
| Fall Resilience | 7.5 |
| Attack Power | 1.5 |
| Breathing Mode |
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| Mountable |
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| Motion: | |
| Walk Speed | 17 km/h |
| Jump Height | 1 meters |
| Acceleration Factor | 0.5 |
| Body: | |
| Mass | 250 kg |
| Bodybox Size | 1.2 x 1.25 x 1.2 |
| Other Attributes: | |
| Drop | 1-2 Raw Bacon |
| Food | Vegetation |
| Herding Behavior |
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| Creature Infobox Explanation | |
Description (from Bestiary)
A large antelope. Not normally aggressive but can defend itself if attacked. Delicious to eat.
Description
The Gnu Antelope, or Wildebeest, is a mammal in Survivalcraft with a black muzzle, brown fur, and horns similar to those of an impala but have a thicker body.
Gnus are herbivores, meaning they will eat: Red flowers, purple flowers, white flowers, tall grass, and ivy.
They are non-hostile**, and drop 1-2 raw meat when killed.
Appearance Biome
Gnus can be found in Temperate and Tropical forests.
General Uses
They are a meat animal.
Gnu can be spawned in creative gamemode using a spawner egg.
**This animal is GENERALLY passive, but there is approximately a 92.8% chance it will retaliate when attacked. Go HERE to see how this conclusion was drawn.