Tropical Fauna Version 2

Let me tell you all about our Minecraft addon's new version, which adds 30 new animals. With the introduction of more amazing reptiles, birds, amphibians, custom mob loot, animal sounds, and way more!

Developers for Tropical Fauna version 2:

• 1800bias (modeler, animator, texturer, owner)
• gamerelk (modeler, co-owner)
• Spacewalrus5000 (modler, texturer)
• thecrazyone2021 (animator, texturer)
• pteromanxd (modeler, animator, texturer)
• HyperZTRX#7467 (RTX picture taker)
• BOYOFTHEMONSTERS (Item maker)
• jeholopterus (ex-coder, ex-modeler, ex-co-owner)
• kyhytysukasac (ex-coder, ex-modeler, ex-co-owner)

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Birds Of Paradise (6 species)

Twelve-Wired Bird of Paradise (male):

Here we see the male Twelve-Wired Bird of Paradise, who would be a total showstopper! It's got these vibrant feathers and does these fancy dances to impress the ladies. Picture this: it spreads its wings, puffs out its chest, and flaunts its long, wire-like tail feathers. It's like a tropical fashion show! Your Minecraft world is gonna be poppin' with all these colorful and mesmerizing dances. You can feed him a melon, and he will do his amazing dance for you.

Twelve-Wired Bird of Paradise (female):

Here we have the female Twelve-Wired Bird of Paradise, and let me tell you, she's a true little beauty! Even though she has duller feathers that don't catch the eye, her elegance lies in her grace and poise. While the male dazzles with his dances, the female exudes quiet confidence. In your Minecraft world, you'll be captivated by her presence as she gracefully moves through the tropical landscape. If you want to breed her, then feed her a melon, and she will lay an egg after watching the male perform his dance.

Blue Bird of Paradise (male):

Here we have the male blue bird of paradise, and let me tell you, he's an absolute stunner! With his vibrant blue feathers and intricate patterns, he's a true sight to behold. But what sets him apart is his incredible courtship display. Picture this: he fluffs up his feathers, spreads his wings wide, and performs a mesmerizing dance, showcasing his beauty to attract a female. It's like a tropical dance party in your Minecraft world! You can feed him a melon, and he will do his amazing dance for you. You can feed him a melon, and he will do his amazing dance for you. So get ready to be amazed by the dazzling presence of the male blue bird of paradise in your jungle world!

Blue Bird of Paradise (female):

Here we have the female Blue Bird of Paradise, and let me tell you, she's a true little beauty! Even though she is not as attractive as the male, her elegance lies in her grace and poise. While the male dazzles with his dances, the female exudes quiet confidence. In your Minecraft world, you'll be captivated by her presence as she gracefully moves through the tropical landscape. If you want to breed her, feed her a melon, and she'll lay an egg after watching the male perform his dance.

Black Sicklebill (male):

Here we have the male Black Sicklebill, and let me tell you, he's an absolute stunner! With his iridescent black feathers and his beautiful sickle-shaped bill, he's a sight to behold. But what really sets him apart is his mesmerizing courtship display. Picture this: he fluffs up his feathers, makes an oval shape, and performs a captivating dance to attract a female. It's like a tropical dance party in your Minecraft world! You can feed him a melon, and he'll do his amazing dance for you. So get ready to be amazed by the dazzling presence of the male Black Sicklebill in your virtual jungle!

Black Sicklebill (female):

Here we have the female Black Sicklebill, she's a true little beauty! Even though her feathers may be a bit duller and not catch the eye like the male's, she still plays an important role. While the male dazzles with his dances, the female exudes quiet confidence. In your Minecraft world, you'll be captivated by her presence as she gracefully moves through the tropical landscape. If you want to breed her, just feed her a melon, and she'll lay an egg after watching the male perform his mesmerizing dance. It's like having your very own dance party in the jungle!

Wilson's Bird of Paradise (male):

Here we have the male Wilson's Bird of Paradise, he is an absolute showstopper! With its vibrant colors and unique features, it's truly a sight to behold. But what sets it apart is its mesmerizing courtship display. It stands up, puffs out its chest feathers, and performs a captivating dance to attract a female. So get ready to be amazed by the dazzling presence of the male Wilson's Bird of Paradise!

Wilson's Bird of Paradise (female):

Here we see the female Wilson's Bird of Paradise, she's a true little beauty in her own way! Even though her feathers may be a bit duller and not catch the eye like the male's, she still plays an important role. While the male is there with his dances, the female also has quiet confidence. In your Minecraft world, you'll be captivated by her presence as she gracefully moves through the tropical landscape. If you want to breed her, just feed her a melon, and she'll lay an egg after watching the male perform his mesmerizing dance.

Parotia (male):

Here we see the male Parotia that can be found in the lush jungles of Minecraft. These colorful creatures have a unique behavior, when bred with a melon, they unleash their true beauty through an enchanting dance. With their vibrant feathers and intricate movements, the Male Parotia's dance is a mesmerizing spectacle that will leave you in awe. Get ready to witness the magic of nature as these magnificent birds bring life and charm to the jungle biome in your Minecraft world.

Parotia (female):

Here we see the female Parotia that can be found in the lush jungles of Minecraft. These elegant creatures have a special role in the breeding process. After witnessing the mesmerizing dance of the Male Parotia, the Female Parotia lays her eggs as a sign of acceptance and readiness to start a family. With their nurturing instincts and natural beauty, the Female Parotia adds a touch of wonder and life to the jungle biome in your Minecraft world.

Vogelkop Superb Bird of Paradise (male):

Here we see the male Vogelkop Superb Bird of Paradise that dwells in the heart of the jungle. These magnificent birds are known for their dazzling feathers and intricate dance moves. When bred with a melon, they unleash their full splendor and perform a mesmerizing dance that is truly a sight to behold. Their vibrant colors and graceful movements create an enchanting atmosphere in the jungle biome of your Minecraft world. Get ready to witness the magic of nature as these majestic birds bring beauty and wonder to your virtual jungle adventure!

Vogelkop Superb Bird of Paradise (female):

Here we see the female Vogelkop Superb Bird of Paradise, a fascinating creature that you'll find in the jungles. They may not have the vibrant colors like the males, but they have their own unique beauty. Here's a fact: when you breed them with melon and after watching the male dance, they'll lay eggs, adding a touch of wonder and enchantment to your jungles!

Semi-Aquatic Birds (5 species)

Grey-cowled Wood Rail :

Here we see the Grey-cowled Wood Rail that can be found in the dense jungles of Minecraft. These agile creatures are not only skilled on land but also in the water. They can swim gracefully, making them unique among the avian inhabitants of the jungle biome. When bred with a spider eye, the Grey-cowled Wood Rail lays its eggs, continuing the cycle of life in the vibrant jungle. Keep an eye out for these remarkable birds as they navigate both land and water, adding an extra touch of adventure to your Minecraft world!

Hoatzin:

Here we see the Hoatzin, who also calls the jungle its home. These unique creatures not only roam the land but can also swim gracefully. With their vibrant plumage and distinct features, they bring a touch of exotic beauty to the jungle biome. When bred with kelp, the Hoatzin lays its eggs, continuing the circle of life in the lush Minecraft jungle. Keep an eye out for these fascinating birds as they navigate both land and water.

Shoebill:

Here we see the Shoebill is a super cool but dangerous bird that you can find in the swamps. These awesome creatures can swim like champs, making them stand out among other birds in Minecraft. And here's something really unique: when bred with salmon, the Shoebill lays its eggs. Also, get this, they even make a machine gun sound! How cool is that? Keep an eye out for these incredible birds.

White Stork:

Here we see the White Stork that can be found in the swamps. These elegant creatures not only roam the land, but they can also swim gracefully. When bred with cod, the White Stork lays its eggs, continuing the circle of life in the swampy world. Keep an eye out for these majestic birds as they navigate both land and water, adding a touch of beauty and wonder to your virtual world!

Scarlet Ibis:

Here we see the Scarlet Ibis, a stunning bird that you can find in the swamp biome. These beautiful creatures are not only great swimmers, but they can also lay eggs when bred with cod. Imagine the vibrant colors of their feathers as they gracefully navigate through the swampy waters of Minecraft. Keep an eye out for these magnificent birds, as they bring a pop of color and life to your swampy world!

Normal Birds (4 species)

Great Hornbill:

Here we see the Great Hornbill an amazing bird that you can find in the jungle. These majestic creatures can fly high in the sky and also lay eggs when bred with sweet berries. Imagine the sight of these magnificent birds soaring through the lush jungle, adding an extra touch of wonder to your Minecraft world.

Eastern Whipbird:

Here we see the Eastern Whipbird a super cool bird that you can find in the jungle. These awesome creatures can fly and even swim! And here's something unique: when bred with a spider eye, the Eastern Whipbird lays its eggs, keeping the jungle full of life. Just imagine the sight of these incredible birds soaring through the treetops and gracefully gliding through the water. They'll add a whole new level of excitement to your Minecraft jungles.

Sunbird (male):

Here we see the male Sunbirds which are stunning birds that you can find in the jungle. These colorful creatures can fly gracefully through the trees. They are also attracted to flowers! Just imagine the vibrant colors of these birds as they flutter through the lush foliage. They'll bring a sense of wonder and enchantment to your world!

Sunbird (female):

Here we see the female Sunbirds, who are just as amazing as their male counterparts. These beautiful birds can be found in the jungle, gracefully flying through the trees. And guess what? When bred with any flower, the female Sunbirds lay their eggs, adding a touch of natural wonder to the Minecraft jungle. The vibrant colors of these birds, as they flit around the lush foliage, will bring a sense of beauty to your world!

Southern Nightingale-Wren (male):

Here we see the male Southern Nightingale-Wren, who is a real tiny gem of the jungle. These little birds are not only incredibly rare but can also fly gracefully through the trees. Their small size adds to their charm, making them a special find in the Minecraft jungle. Keep your eyes peeled for these elusive creatures.

Southern Nightingale-Wren (female):

Here we see the female Southern Nightingale-Wren, a special little bird that you can also find in the jungle. While she may not be as vibrant as the male, her more subdued appearance adds her own unique beauty. Just like the male, she can fly gracefully through the trees, and she's also quite rare to come across. And here's something interesting: when bred with a spider eye, the female nightingale wren will lay eggs, adding new life to the jungle.

Semi-Aquatic Lizards (4 species)

Green Tree Monitor:

Here we see the Green Tree Monitor, an awesome reptile that you can find in the jungle. These creatures are known for their vibrant green color and their ability to swim. Imagine exploring the lush jungle and coming across these fascinating monitors gracefully gliding through the water. And here's something: when bred with a spider eye, the Green Tree Monitors will lay eggs, adding a touch of natural wonder to your Minecraft jungle.

Red-eyed Crocodile Skink:

Here we see the Red-eyed Crocodile Skink, an absolute gem you'll find in the jungle. These little buddies rock a rough, crocodile-like appearance and have these striking red eyes that catch your attention. Just imagine wandering through the lush jungle and stumbling upon these awesome skinks, gracefully swimming through the water like pros. And here's the coolest part: when you breed them with a spider eye, they will lay eggs, adding a touch of natural wonder to your Minecraft jungle.

Mexican Alligator Lizard:

Here we see the Mexican Alligator Lizard, a rad reptile you'll come across in the jungle. These awesome creatures can swim like champs and can lay eggs when bred with a spider eye. Imagine exploring the lush Minecraft jungle and stumbling upon these magnificent lizards, gracefully gliding through the water and crawling through the jungles.

Earless Monitor Lizard:

Here we see the Earless Monitor Lizard, a super cool reptile that you'll find in the jungle. These amazing creatures are skilled swimmers and can lay eggs when bred with a spider eye. Imagine yourself exploring the lush Minecraft jungle and stumbling upon these awesome lizards, gracefully gliding through the water. They are rare, though!

Gliding Lizards (3 species)

Kuhli Flying Gecko:

Here we see the Kuhli Flying Gecko, an incredible reptile that you'll encounter in the jungle. These amazing creatures have a unique ability to walk on water, making them true masters of their environment. But that's not all! They can also glide from tree to tree using their skink flaps, adding a touch of aerial grace to your Minecraft world. And guess what? When you breed them with a spider eye, they'll lay eggs, bringing even more life to your jungles!

Emerald Tree Skink:

Here we see the Emerald Tree Skink, an awesome reptile that you'll find in the jungle. These incredible creatures can also glide from tree to tree using their skink flaps, adding a touch of aerial wonder to your Minecraft world. And here's a fun fact: when you breed them with a spider eye, they'll lay eggs.

Draco (remodel):

Here we see the Draco, an amazing creature that you'll find in the jungle. These little wonders have the ability to glide from tree to tree using their skink flaps, adding a touch of aerial awesomeness to your Minecraft world. And they also lay eggs when you breed them with a spider eye!

Other Lizards (7 species)

Gila Monster:

Here we see the Gila Monster, a creature that you'll find in the savannas. These reptiles are known for their dangerous and venomous nature when bothered. So be careful around them! On the bright side, when you breed them with raw beef, they'll lay eggs.

Rhino Iguana:

Here we see the Rhino Iguana, a super cool creature that you'll find in the jungles! These reptiles can be pretty dangerous when they're bothered, so be careful around them! They can also gracefully swim through the water like pros. But when you breed them with sweet berries, they'll lay eggs!

Green Thornytail Iguana:

Here we see the Green Thornytail Iguana, a beautiful creature that you'll find in the jungles. These tiny iguanas are known for their unique appearance and can be quite elusive. When you breed them with a spider eye, they'll lay eggs, adding a touch of mystery and excitement to your jungles!

Day Gecko:

Here we see the Day Gecko, an awesome creature that you'll find in the jungles. These colorful geckos bring a vibrant touch to your Minecraft world. Here's an exciting fact: when you breed them with sweet berries, they'll lay eggs. But here's the real catch: the rare variants of Day Geckos are only obtainable when you breed them!

Long-tailed Grass Lizard:

Here we see the Long-tailed Grass Lizard, an awesome reptile that you'll find in the jungles. These lizards have long tails and are masters of blending into the podzol. To tame them, you'll need to first feed them a cricket. Once tamed, you can breed them with sweet berries to make them lay their eggs.

Green Anole:

Here we see the Green Anole, a cute reptile that you'll find in the jungles. These little lizards are known for their vibrant green color! Here's an exciting fact: when you breed them, they'll lay eggs, and you can use a spider eye to make it happen!

Amphibians (2 species)

Amazon Milk Frog:

Here we see the Amazon Milk Frog, an amazing amphibian that you'll find in the jungles. These frogs have vibrant colors and secrete a milky substance when threatened that is toxic! Here's an exciting fact: when you breed them, they'll lay eggs, and you can use a roach to make it happen!

Poison Dart Frog:

Here we see the Poison Dart Frog, a super fascinating creature that you'll find in the jungles. These colorful frogs have a toxic secret! If approached, they can release poisonous substances. When you breed them, they'll lay eggs, and you can use a roach to make it happen!

Turtles (1 species)

Pig Nose Turtle:

Here we see the Pig Nose Turtle, a unique reptile that you'll find in the swamps. These turtles have a distinctive pig-like snout, which makes them stand out. When you breed them, they'll lay eggs, and you can use a cod to make it happen!

Mammals (1 species)

Malayan Colugo:

Here we see the Malayan Colugo, also known as the Sunda Flying Lemur, an amazing creature that you'll find in the jungles. These unique mammals have gliding flaps that allow them to glide gracefully from tree to tree. And here's an interesting fact: when you breed them, they give birth to live young, and you can use bamboo to make it happen!

Note:

• If you have version 1 downloaded, remove that and install this version since it has version 1 combined.
• Turn on all experimental settings if you want custom loot and animal sounds.
• Make sure both the resource and behavior packs are turned on.