How to Tame Animals in 99 Nights in the Forest | Beebom
Taming animals is one of the fun things to do in 99 Nights in the Forest. You can tame animals found in the forest, and in return, they will follow you around like your best companions. Some of them can even protect you from other entities and deal a lot of damage. In this guide, learn how to tame animals in 99 Nights in the Forest, and why it matters in the game.
You will need the Taming Flutes to tame animals in 99 Nights in the Forest. Once you have an Old Taming Flute, upgrade the Fire to expand the map. Once expanded, go and find any animal. We recommend taming a bunny first, as they are very cool-tempered. Once you reach an animal and step inside a green circle around it, a green bar will appear on the right side of your screen.
The taming bar is very similar to the fishing mechanics in 99 Nights in the Forest. You have to make sure that the red line is inside the highlighted green area of the bar. To improve the bar, you can get the Zookeeper class in 99 Nights in the Forest. You’ll need to repeat this multiple times, depending on the animals that you are willing to tame. We suggest you have some bandages in 99 Nights in the Forest, in case things go sideways.
After the first step is done, the animal will give a task to feed them. The food required depends on the animal and their anger level. For example, a rabbit demands a carrot, whereas a wolf demands two steaks. Feeding the animals will result in the completion of the taming process.
The Taming Flute can be found in the Domestication Cabin, located right next to your camp. Once the round starts and you spawn in the forest, look around. There should be a red coloured tent, with a pot. Inside the pot will be some Old Taming Flutes. You can upgrade the Old Taming Flute into a better one, about which we will talk later.