How to Tame Baby Dinos in ARK: Survival Ascended
If you want to survive on the Ark you’re going to have to win over some of the island’s resident wildlife. Thankfully, it’s now easier than ever to bag yourself a scaly buddy. Here’show to tame baby dinos in ARK: Survival Ascended.
How to Tame Baby Creatures in ARK: Survival Ascended
You can find baby dinos all over the world ofARK: Survival Ascended, but before you can tame them you’ll have to deal with their parent(s). Once the adultdinosaurshave been killed, you canapproach the baby dino and hit your action button to tame them.
Tameable creatures can be identified by the small pacifier symbol above them, while adults have a small heart symbol. Sometimes a parent can have multiple babies, and a baby might have two parents.
Be careful when killing the parent that youdon’t accidentally kill the baby. If you need to kill a more difficult creature, creating a trap to keep them separated from the baby will make life much easier. If you’re going after an especially nasty creature, you can alwaysinvite some friendsto help.
Killing the parent will typically cause the baby to run away, in which case you’ll have to track them down. Once you’ve tamed the baby, you canuse the Tracking tab in your inventory to locate any creatures you’ve tamed.
After you’ve tamed a baby dino, it will begin the maturation process, growing from a Baby, to a Juvenile, and finally, an Adolescent. You’ll witness the dino physically grow in size during this time.
During the maturation process, you’ll also be able to imprint on your creature. The imprinting process is locked behind a timer which you’ll see when you hover over your creature. When the countdown runs out your creature will request one of three simple actions:feeding,walking, orcuddling.
Each time you complete one of these actions during the maturation process, your creature will gain a stat bonus. Do it every time during the maturation and you’ll have yourself a 100% creature.
Now you knowhow to tame baby dinos in ARK: Survival Ascended. A good thing for you, but less so for parenting dinosaurs. While you’re here, be sure to check out more of our ARK: Survival Ascended guides, such as our guide to thebest settingsso you may get the most out of the game.
