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Shrubland
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Shrublands are biomes covered in grass, additionally many other plants occur, very similarly to grasslands or savannas. These biomes contain fewer trees than forests, although they usually have enough to get by unless you need large amounts of wood for fuel. They usually have plenty of murky pools, and often have brooks or even rivers. They tend to have less ore than mountains, but as with any biome, you can find some if you dig down a few z-levels and look hard enough.
Shrublands come in temperate and tropical varieties.
Wildlife[edit]
Creatures[edit]
| Name | Graphic | Temperate shrubland | Tropical shrubland |
|---|---|---|---|
a Aardvark
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a Adder
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a Armadillo
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b Badger
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b Barn owl
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s Black mamba
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b Bonobo
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c Cavy
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c Cheetah
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c Chimpanzee
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c Cougar
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c Coyote
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e Eagle
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e Echidna
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E Elephant
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E Emu
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T Giant tortoise
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G Giraffe
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l Gray langur
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o Great horned owl
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g Groundhog
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b Honey badger
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h Hyena
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j Jackal
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J Jaguar
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k Kakapo
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K Kangaroo
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k Kea
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k Kestrel
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k Kingsnake
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k Kiwi
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l Leopard
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L Lion
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m Mongoose
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M Monitor lizard
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o Opossum
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p Pangolin
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p Peregrine falcon
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p Porcupine
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r Rabbit
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r Raven
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m Rhesus macaque
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R Rhinoceros
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s Skunk
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T Tiger
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t Turkey
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W Warthog
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W Wild boar
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w Wolf
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w Wombat
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✔ |
In savage shrublands:
In good shrublands:
| Name | Graphic | Temperate shrubland | Tropical shrubland |
|---|---|---|---|
U Unicorn
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✔ | ✔ |
In evil shrublands:
| Name | Graphic | Temperate shrubland | Tropical shrubland |
|---|---|---|---|
h Harpy
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✔ | ✔ | |
O Ogre
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✔ | ✔ |
Vermin[edit]
| Name | Graphic | Temperate shrubland | Tropical shrubland |
|---|---|---|---|
· Ant
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∙ Bark scorpion
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∙ Bat
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· Beetle
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∙ Blue jay
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· Bumblebee
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✔ | ✔ | |
∙ Cardinal
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∙ Chameleon
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∙ Crow
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∙ Firefly
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· Fly
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· Grasshopper
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∙ Hamster
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∙ Hedgehog
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· Honey bee
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· Jumping spider
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∙ Large roach
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✔ | ✔ | |
∙ Lizard
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· Louse
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∙ Magpie
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· Mantis
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∙ Monarch butterfly
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· Mosquito
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∙ Moth
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∙ Parakeet
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∙ Peach-faced lovebird
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∙ Rat
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∙ Skink
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~ Slug
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∙ Snail
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∙ Sparrow
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· Termite
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· Thrips
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· Tick
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~ Worm
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∙ Wren
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✔ | ✔ |
In savage shrublands:
| Name | Graphic | Temperate shrubland | Tropical shrubland |
|---|---|---|---|
∙ Two-legged rhino lizard
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In good shrublands:
| Name | Temperate shrubland | Tropical shrubland | |
|---|---|---|---|
∙ Fairy
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∙ Fluffy wambler
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✔ | ✔ | |
· Pixie
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✔ | ✔ |
In evil savannas:
| Name | Graphic | Temperate shrubland | Tropical shrubland |
|---|---|---|---|
∙ Demon rat
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✔ | ✔ | |
~ Knuckle worm
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✔ | ✔ |
Extinct Creatures[edit]
Added in version 53.15. These creatures will only appear depending on the chosen settings prior to world generation.
| Name | Graphic | Temperate shrubland | Tropical shrubland |
|---|---|---|---|
A Afrovenator
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A Allosaurus
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A Amargasaurus
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A Andrewsarchus
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A Anteosaurus
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B Brachiosaurus
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B Brontosaurus
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b Buitreraptor
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C Carnotaurus
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C Ceratosaurus
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C Colepiocephale
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✔ | ||
D Deinonychus
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D Diadectes
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D Dilophosaurus
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D Diplodocus
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E Entelodon
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e Eoraptor
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G Glyptodon
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K Kelenken
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✔ | ||
K Kentrosaurus
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L Lystrosaurus
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✔ | ||
L Megalania
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✔ | ||
M Megatherium
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M Microceratus
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✔ | ||
m Mononykus
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✔ | ||
N Nodosaurus
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✔ | ||
N Nothronychus
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✔ | ||
o Oviraptor
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✔ | ||
P Pygmy mammoth
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✔ | ||
S Smilodon
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S Stegosaurus
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S Suzhousaurus
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T Therizinosaurus
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✔ | ||
t Thylacine
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✔ | ||
T Torvosaurus
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✔ | ||
U Utahraptor
|
✔ | ||
v Velociraptor
|
✔ |
In savage shrublands:[edit]
| Name | Graphic | Temperate shrubland | Tropical shrubland |
|---|---|---|---|
A Afrovenator man
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A Allosaurus man
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A Amargasaurus man
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A Andrewsarchus man
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A Anteosaurus man
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a Archaeopteryx man
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B Brachiosaurus man
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B Brontosaurus man
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B Buitreraptor man
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✔ | ✔ | |
C Carnotaurus man
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C Ceratosaurus man
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D Deinonychus man
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D Diadectes man
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D Dilophosaurus man
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D Diadectes man
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D Diplodocus man
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E Entelodon man
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e Eoraptor man
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e Glyptodon man
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e Eoraptor man
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K Kelenken man
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K Kentrosaurus man
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l Linhenykus man
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L Lystrosaurus man
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M Megalania man
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m Meganeura man
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m Microceratus man
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M Moa man
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m Mononykus man
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N Nodosaurus man
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N Nothronychus man
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o Oviraptor man
|
✔ | ||
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