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Contents

  • 1 Cooked Meat Technique
  • 2 Food value
  • 3 Food consumption
  • 4 Probability of getting the desired stats
  • 5 Levelup in wild / tamed Dinos
  • 6 Baby phase time
  • 7 No abbreviations please
    • 7.1 Extra
  • 8 Feeding Trough instead of Handfeeding
  • 9 megaloceros pregnancy time?
  • 10 Babies stasis
  • 11 Baby sizes?
  • 12 Compy & Carno Incubation
  • 13 gigantopithicus gestation
  • 14 Regarding the Maturation Phases > "As of 8/1/2016..."

Cooked Meat Technique

Every tribe I've ever been in has used Cooked Meat inside of babies and troughs to extend the spoil timer even longer. Should I write up something about it and put it in the "Caring for Babies" section?

Kuuys (talk) 18:34, 18 January 2018 (UTC)

Sure, especially if you're offline for a longer time that sounds like a good strategy. --Cadaeib (talk) 22:31, 18 January 2018 (UTC)

Food value

Those numbers were only tested on raptors, dimo and mammoth but are likely similar all around. Carnivores: Raw meat: 50 points cooked meat: 20 points cooked prime meat: 50 points

Herbivores: mejo berries: 30 points other berries: 20 points crops untested. --24.201.100.150 05:36, 30 October, 2015(UTC) (Jey)

These numbers are known, except for the crops (also known as Advanced Crops or Vegetables), which are actually 40. I'm going to take your post to mean that you are suggesting we should have information as to how much food a baby would eat?
-- Mr Pie 5 (talk) 06:15, 30 October 2015 (UTC)
(Jey) yea, it would be convenient to know on the breeding page how much the common foods are worth to dino (and incidently babies) --24.201.100.150 08:39, 30 October, 2015(UTC) (Jey)

Food consumption

Babies food consumption varies as they mature, i am still unsure as to the exact values as i did not gather enough points to form a specific graph. It seems to be linear from 2.5 food points / sec at 0% maturity, to 0.5 food points per sec at 100% maturity. It appears to be constant between all dinos. --24.201.100.150 05:16, 30 October, 2015(UTC) (Jey)

Formula for food consumption seem to be "foodpersec=2.4*maturation%+2.5", this is obtained using observation value (gathered food/sec at a few points then wrote an equation that fitted as closely as possible) the point gathered were done by noting food stat, timing about 20sec and dividing the delta by the time. Maturation percentage was obtained dividing the highest hp regened / total hp mostly because i had nothing on me to fill the baby weight precisely enough for my taste--24.201.100.150 13:35, 1 November 2015 (UTC)
Thanks, feel free to write this on the page as well. The maturation can be calculated very precisely by the weight-number above the inventory of the baby. There are two numbers, the first being the weight used and the second the max-number the baby can hold. Divide the second number by the total weight in the stats to get the current maturing.--Cadaeib (talk) 14:21, 1 November 2015 (UTC)
Thanks for the inventory tip, i knew to do it by weight, but i somehow never realised the max weight of the baby was actually written heh. As for writing it on the page, ill do so once i have enough data to be sure of the formula. Right now while it is accurate to maybe 0.1 food/sec, it makes a rather large difference when using it to determine how long your food stock will last (when you include spoil and everything). I got another baby growing now, so ill gather a few more points see if they fit on the formula and then ill add it to the page. 24.201.100.150 14:40, 1 November 2015 (UTC)
(Jey) After some more data, the closests formula i can get is FoodPerSec=-2.49*maturation%+2.5 . Since its still from data gathered by hand, the precision is not perfect, this formula is precise with an error margin of 0.08 food/sec. 24.201.100.150 21:25, 4 November 2015 (UTC)
Isn't it more like a =2. 5-2.49*maturation%?
It's the same (see wikipedia:Commutative property).--Cadaei (talk) 21:05, 7 March 2018 (UTC)
Maturation food/sec
0% 2.5
0.4% 2.4631
9.92% 2.1892
24.58% 1.8934
39.14% 1.5542
42.72% 1.3829
51.85% 1.1276
64.45% 0.9354
88.6% 0.3645

Those ratios are wrong. Current ratios are about 1 food/s at 0% maturation, 0.7 food/s at 40% maturation, about 0.5 food/s at 70% mat etc. I.e. you need 1 trough full of raw meat per Rex for every ~11h.

Probability of getting the desired stats

The formula for getting the desired set of stats can be calculated as follows. The probability P for the offspring to get the better (higher) stat is 70%. (6-k))*(FACT(6))/(FACT(k)*(FACT(6-k))) where k is the number of stats desired, I get values of 0.010206 for 1 stat, 0.1701 for 2, 1.134 for 3, 3.78 for 4, 6.3 for 5, and 4.2 for 6. Can you provide clarification on how these are different? Bsspewer (talk) 13:36, 21 October 2015 (UTC)

If you get values >1 the formula you used cannot be correct (1> means a probability with >100%). You used a multiplication instead of a power as first operator.--Cadaeib (talk) 20:45, 21 October 2015 (UTC)
Ah, thank you. That's why I posted the formula I had to here. If I'm understanding this right, you have the highest probability of getting 4 or 5 stats from a single parent. I think it should be stated in such a way on the page. I was a bit confused by it at first myself. Bsspewer (talk) 23:32, 21 October 2015 (UTC)
Sure, just write it on the page how you think it's best to understand. --Cadaeib (talk) 01:22, 22 October 2015 (UTC)

Levelup in wild / tamed Dinos

A wild creature levels its stats randomly (maybe biased towards one stat). Leveling up in Walking speed will not increase the stat, so some levelups are "wasted" there. After taming and the taming-effectivenes levels are applied, some stats get a one-time bonus depending on the taming effectiveness (most creatures get up to 140% on Melee Damage).--Cadaeib (talk) 15:18, 20 October 2015 (UTC)

Baby phase time

If anyone has data on how long the phases of a baby dino are, especially before they become juvenile, it should be added. Similar to taming, this would be an amount of time needed to be dedicated and be online. I'll do some testing myself on my SP with a speed up multiplier, then do some backwards calculations to determine it. Bsspewer (talk) 17:59, 20 October 2015 (UTC)

Edit - signed username to above post Bsspewer (talk) 17:59, 20 October 2015 (UTC)
Good idea. You can post your results here or put it directly on the page in a nice table. --Cadaeib (talk) 13:30, 20 October 2015 (UTC)
Added some specific timings with online requirements. e.g. what happens if your not online and all the meat runs out. Put it in as a note for now, could be promoted to a regular piece of info with some additions of baby-juvenile-adolescent-adult time info. Let me know your thoughts. Gruffmeister (talk) 03:32, 12 November 2015 (UTC)

No abbreviations please

Changed AC to air conditioners, please refrain from using abbreviations. This is a wiki, most people visiting it do because they have very little knowledge of the game. Because of this very reason I do not know what trex refers to.

Extra

The trex hatching time is the optimal time, aka no health loss 2 air conditioners indoors should be able to hatch any egg with minimal health loss — Preceding unsigned comment added by RoosSkywalker (talk • contribs) at 22:34, 20 October, 2015(UTC). Please sign your posts with ~~~~

2 air conditioners will not incubate all eggs as suggested, in fact you need anywhere from 10 to 12 indoors for a wyvern egg (not in a desert biome in the desert i believe its more but not a 100%) — Preceding unsigned comment added by 24.3.191.240 (talk • contribs) at 02:50, 14 March 2018‎. Please sign your posts with ~~~~

Feeding Trough instead of Handfeeding

The information given here is not true. I have tried this out. You have to hand feed the baby, the mothers will not do it for you. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Mingna (talk • contribs) at 6:10, 22 October, 2015(UTC). Please sign your posts with ~~~~

You only have to hand feed a baby til it is juvenile then it will eat off the trough, if you arent going to be online as often using cooked meat is better because the spoil timer goes a littler slower, however using raw meat if you have the time is best — Preceding unsigned comment added by 24. 3.191.240 (talk • contribs) at 02:50, 14 March 2018‎. Please sign your posts with ~~~~

Dino’s will eat out of a trough before their inventory. Use raw meat in troughs, cooked in inventory if you will be offline for Greater then 12 hours for a wooden troughs

megaloceros pregnancy time?

I think the megaloceros pregnancy time is about 6 hours. I'm not sure though. 81.203.50.38 20:39, 13 November 2015 (UTC)

Babies stasis

Babies seem to eat way less when there are no players around, just like other tamed dinosaurs. Could someone confirm? --193.191.179.247 10:50, 18 November 2015 (UTC)

A player in our server has observed the same. It would be interesting to know exactly at which rate do they eat food while on stasis. 81.203.50.38 14:08, 26 November 2015 (UTC)

Stasis no longer grants Baby Dinos to eat less when there are no players around the Dinos — Preceding unsigned comment added by 78.21.45.220 (talk • contribs) at 23:00, 23 August 2017‎ (UTC). Please sign your posts with ~~~~

Baby sizes?

Another interesting info to add would be the size for each baby, juvenile, etc. in relation to each door size (i.e. fits through: regular door/dino gate/behemoth dino gate). Since being indoors gives a temperature insulation bonus, incubating the egg indoors may be beneficial, but it has the disadvantage that the baby couldn't get out. 81.203.50.38 17:46, 19 November 2015 (UTC)

Good idea. If you already have some data / experience for some species, add a table or list.--Cadaeib (talk) 20:55, 19 November 2015 (UTC)
I can confirm that baby Quetzal, Bronto and Giganoto fit through a normal person-sized door. I guess that all baby dinos do. 81.203.50.38 11:39, 30 November 2015 (UTC)

Compy & Carno Incubation

Hello. I totally dont know if im right here. Didnt find any other way to contact. On the Breeding site the incubation data of carno and compy are switched. Incubation of Carno is 1:40 and Compy 0:50. Not like it is right now. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Triva2015 (talk • contribs) at 1:37, 15 December, 2015. Please sign your posts with ~~~~

Yes, this is the proper way to make contact about page-specific issues. That table is transcluded from Table of Breeding, which is why you weren't able to edit it here. I've made the correction.
-- Mr Pie 5 (talk) 01:45, 15 December 2015 (UTC)

gigantopithicus gestation

Definitely closer to the 8hr baby time mentioned. I impregnated a wolf and a gigantopithicus at the same time. The ape was born at least an hour later. Can someone confirm?

Regarding the Maturation Phases > "As of 8/1/2016..."

I haven't done any tests, but as far as I know the food consumption values change over time (as in the formula they depend on the maturation%). Therefore the single values given in the paragraph before the formula can't be more accurate than the formula itself. (The "I believe..." part should also be more like part of the discussion, not the page itself(?)) Seb3sec (talk) 15:17, 4 August 2016 (UTC)

I hadn't noticed that get added. You're right about that being discussion page material. I'll add it right below here.
-- Mr Pie 5 (talk) 17:53, 4 August 2016 (UTC)
As of 8/1/2016: Babies will eat a stack of 20 raw meat in 90 seconds. Juveniles will eat a stack of 20 raw meat in 100 seconds. Adolescents will eat a stack of 20 raw meat in 190 seconds. Since each dino type has different maturation rates, I believe these numbers are more accurate than the below formula. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 50.159.8.142 (talk • contribs) at 23:26, 1 August 2016. Please sign your posts with ~~~~


My babies take over 6 minutes to eat a stack of raw meat. Has something changed? Jagid3 (talk)Jagid3

How To Feed Baby Dinosaurs Ark? –

For a few weeks, your baby has been on solids and is now ready to graduate from the bottle. This means it’s time to introduce finger foods like corn cereal, bits of carrot and avocado for your growing little dino-brain!

Dinosaurs are coming back and they need your help! In Ark: Survival Evolved, dinosaurs roam the land. These prehistoric beasts have evolved from their roots to be intelligent creatures that can learn how to hunt or interact with players in a compelling way. How will these dinos eat? The answer is simple – babies grow by eating other living things around them like mammals, pterodactyls or… dinosaur eggs. This process of growth for baby Dinosaurs requires you to collect dinosaur egg shards scattered throughout the island so it’s easier for them to find food

The “how to hand feed baby dinos ark xbox” is a game that was released in October of 2018. The game allows players to create their own dinosaur park and care for them.

If a dinosaur is handed, its body expands at a rate of 10% each year. The animals’ plight is dire, and they are rapidly starving. Food must be put into their inventory as soon as possible so that it may be consumed. If you have other things to do, don’t forget to incubate the egg. Make certain you have food on hand.

What Do Dinosaurs Eat When They’re Young?

Food

Food-Value

Mejoberries

30

Jerky made from cooked meat

25

Cooked Prime Fish Meat/Raw Prime Fish Meat/Raw Fish Meat

25

Various Berries

20

Ark, how much do baby dinosaurs eat?

Rex swallows a tiny quantity of meat per minute. Every second, 1 food point is wasted since each meat produces 50 servings of food.

Is it true that baby dinosaurs eat from feeding troughs?

Baby dinosaurs can’t eat from their trough until they reach the juvenile stage. When it comes to animals’ feeding troughs, the only meat, sweets, fruit, and vegetables they’ll eat are from the inventory — plants don’t eat fruit.

 

In Ark, how quickly do babies eat?

Food/s = 0 at today’s rates of 0 percent, 0 percent, and zero, respectively. Approximately 7% of its output is still maturationally fermented. We can fit 5 food/s on the 70 percent mat.

How Frequently Do Baby Dinos Consume Ark?

Carnivore Babies have proven challenging to nurture since they’re meant to develop at a pace of 48 hours per day and are normally fermented from scratch every 26 days. The feed trough’s real hours are 60 x 40 minutes. The feeding trough only has to be filled up every 26 hours as long as they are fed frequently.

Do Cryo Sick Dinos Consume Trough Food?

For Cryo Sickness-affected juvenile and adolescent Creatures, there will be no troughs accessible.

 

What Animals Consume Trough Food?

These troughs are used for cattle and store food or water. Tubers are an all-natural method for animals to drink water. Cattle, goats, horses, pigs, and sheep may all be fed in troughs.

Is it possible for water dinosaurs to eat from a feeding trough?

Yep!

The “how to hand feed ark” article is an article that explains how to feed baby dinosaurs in the game Ark.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do Ark babies eat?

A: Baby Dinos eat leaves, which are green and turns into poop.

Do it matter what you feed baby dinos in Ark?

A: As long as you have a balanced diet of plant life, meat and water for the baby dinos in Ark, it really doesnt matter what type of food you give them. They will be happy to eat anything that is within reach.

Can you force feed baby dinos ark?

A: No, I cannot force feed a baby dinosaur anything.

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Quintessence: Dinosaurs

Have you ever tried asking a pop about dinosaurs? everyone loves dinosaurs. I also love dinosaurs. Only priests do not like disonaurs, because dinosaurs confuse all cards with them. If you ask a priest: “Holy father, what about dinosaurs? these bones are huge, where did they come from”, then you can get two answers:

  1. dinosaurs existed before the flood, but during it they all died. for various reasons, the Lord did not save their lives, especially since their size did not allow them to get on the Ark. If you clarify why dinosaurs are not mentioned in the Bible in antediluvian times, they will answer you that markhorned antelopes are not mentioned there either, so what? and if you ask what to do with the extinct giant marine fauna, then they will tell you something like that you need to go to communion more often, and not pester with stupid questions.
  2. The second answer is even simpler: it was Satan who laid these gigantic bones underground to confuse people and make them doubt the Holy Scriptures. there's really nothing to argue here. Of course, Satan, who else, he lives there somewhere in the geological layers of the Jurassic period. maybe he is a dinosaur.

And all this would be just ridiculous, and to hell with them, with the priests, what can you do if so many people need existential support in this complex world that is flying somewhere towards the abyss at a gigantic speed, but there is one but. Well, or rather, not even one, but one0011 BUT ” of all these “ but ” is just too big. So huge that it does not fit not only into the Constitution, but also into the ideas of common sense, into the calendar (according to which the 21st century) and basic human rights.


Let's start with the fact that the church has a completely unhealthy amount of economic benefits:

  • they do not pay taxes, although they are active in trade and provide a lot of paid services
  • they produce food and do not receive permits for this
  • they print books and produce a range of consumer products, again without paying taxes
  • they import something across the border that is not subject to duty and is not even inspected
  • they receive land on preferential terms and most often - free of charge
  • they actually do not pay utility bills and do not pay real estate tax,

but it turns out that this is not enough.
They want more.
More uncritical parishioners.

It's not easy to get them - you have to grow them. For this we need church schools, and not just Sunday schools, where the kerchief women drive their week-tired children, but real schools that issue matriculation certificates, schools where they teach not only fairy tales about saints and Church Slavonic, but also biology, chemistry, physics and history.

I have no doubt that such schools will be popular. At least at the beginning. Anyone who sent their child to first grade understands why. Requisitions, interviews, many conditions, the lack of alternatives to our high school open up a lot of opportunities for anyone else who will be released into this market. If church schools recruit both those who cannot read, and those who “didn’t pass the curtains”, and simply those who believe that if the teacher is a priest, then he will not terrorize and humiliate the child, then there will be a lack of students will not be there.

How natural sciences will be taught in such schools - I'm afraid to think. After all, the Church still does not recognize Darwin's theory and stands on the position that the Earth is 5 (something) thousand years old, but biology will be expanded at the expense of mythical creatures.

Social studies and jurisprudence are also important subjects, and what can the church teach here? Dodge taxes and remember that all power is from God?

And this is at best, because, to be completely frank, it will most likely soon turn out that we also pay for these almshouses. The primate has already started a mournful song that the right to teach is, of course, good, but it would be nice to back it up with some state budgeting. And this eternal priestly whining is likely to be effective again and you and I will sponsor the emergence of an army of religious fanatics.

And there is no need to talk about the norms and programs of the ministry - these people didn't give a damn about the Constitution, that they had the programs of the ministry. It will be like with customs - everyone is afraid to check, "because he will curse." And the fact that these children will not pass the ZNO is not scary, why do they need to go to universities?

So, the time is not far off when our society will largely consist of aggressive ignoramuses with knowledge of the 16th century, which will certainly add competitiveness, prospects, and, of course, priests. After all, this is exactly what we all lack. More pops! More please!

p.s. I deliberately leave the topic of pedophilia outside the brackets, due to its speculative and immensity.

Sukkot 4. Leviathan and Accomplishment - read online | Rav Noson Sherman

The mention of Leviathan as the final reward intended for the righteous is especially appropriate on Sukkot

The Holy One, blessed be He, will arrange a feast for the righteous from Leviathan's meat. (Bava Batra 75a)

The Holy One, blessed be He, will make a Sukkah for the righteous from the skin of Leviathan. (Bava Batra 75a)

Meaning of the feast

In the Talmud and Midrashim, Leviathan is described as a fish of unimaginable size and amazing properties. Commentators disagree as to whether these descriptions are to be taken literally, and if not, what is the meaning of this allegory. The mention of Leviathan is most often associated with the times of Mashiach and the World to Come, when humanity will reach the goal for which it was created, and G-d will present the long-awaited reward to all the righteous. Although the Talmudic sources do not say that this will happen exactly on Sukkot, Leviathan is mentioned only in the prayer for the Sukkah. Perhaps the reason is that, as the sages suggest, the Sukkah of the World to Come will be made from the skin of Leviathan. However, this may also be due to the uniqueness of the Sukkot holiday itself, which represents the culmination and completion of not only the festive cycle, but also the person himself, as noted earlier. And if so, then the mention of Leviathan, as the final reward intended for the righteous, is especially appropriate in Sukkot.

We will consider the comments of Rashbi and Maaral who interpret Leviathan allegorically, arguing that all references to him are related to spiritual concepts disguised by the sages in the giant fish stories.

The word "eat" can be understood in two ways. First of all, it can be correlated with the physical process of eating food. The better the ingredients of the food and the better they are cooked, mixed and flavored with spices, the tastier the resulting dish, the more delicious and tempting it is. Naturally, food should be nutritious, and food that is not only nutritious but also tasty is exemplary. In another sense, this word can be attributed to a person who consumes spiritual food. A person “assimilates” information, “devours” compliments, he “starves” for friendship with worthy people. Sometimes appetite is a person's desire for self-improvement by assimilating what he lacks.

When the sages speak of a future "feast" awaiting the righteous, they are not talking about a sumptuous meal full of epicurean delicacies - this is more than obvious to anyone who understands the context of the rabbinic descriptions of future bliss. be only the ultimate deepening of their knowledge of the Torah, holiness and closeness to Gd. For people who crave spiritual values, the reward can only be a spiritual feast of the highest order.

In the same sense, the Torah promises: “And you will swallow up all nations” (Deuteronomy 7:16).

Israel, of course, was not commanded to cannibalism. This verse refers to the virtues of other nations. Some of them are distinguished by kindness, others by learning, and still others by ingenuity. The task of Israel, living among other peoples, is to assimilate the best features, all their best features, in order to improve themselves to an even greater degree.

Material food increases a person's ability to improve himself.

Hunger and depression are the enemies of spiritual enrichment, as they disturb the tranquility of the soul. Yitzhak's requirement to have a meal before pronouncing the blessing, or Elisha's desire to hear music before surrendering to prophetic revelations (Shmuel II, 3:15), teach that material needs must first be satisfied in order to then be able to use their spiritual opportunities. In a similar way, although with some differences, the commandment according to which the Jews should eat the meat of a sacrificial animal is considered in the Torah. People participating in such a meal are called guests who eat food at G-d's table (Kiddushin, 52b). By eating consecrated food, a person achieves a holy goal.

The significance of manna, the food of divine origin, is even higher. R. Akiva calls it the food of the angels, p. Ishmael says that it was completely assimilated by the body, leaving no waste (Yoma 75a). We cannot imagine this, but there is no doubt that manna made it possible for an entire nation to rise to supernatural heights of the spirit.

“In the World to Come there is neither food nor drink, but the righteous sit there with crowns on their heads and rejoice at the splendor of the Shekinah (Divine Presence)” (Berakhot 17a).

The Coming of the World to Come refers to the time when the righteous will reach the ultimate perfection. In that completely spiritual atmosphere, there will no longer be a place for the performance of mitzvahs. (Lot 4:17). And then the righteous will enjoy the reward that they deserved by their efforts in earthly life.

However, there will still be a transitional period, the time of Mashiach, when the righteous will achieve spiritual perfection, which is only possible for a person without outside help, but will not yet enter the World to Come. And then God will endow them with the highest spiritual qualities, which the sages call Leviathan. There are several interpretations of what they are, but all agree that these qualities are so exalted, grandiose and unusual that Gd does not want to multiply them in the lower world until the very last minute, when perfection has already been achieved.

If a person had been shown these qualities at the beginning of the existence of the world, then the battle between good and evil simply could not have taken place. The path of goodness would be so direct and obvious that a person would not have the freedom of choice. This struggle will be over only in the last moments of the Earth Existence. The righteous will be greeted with triumph. They will lack only one thing: they will hunger for the virtues that are represented in Leviathan, thirst for them, like a person who has been denied food for a long time as a reward. Since the creation of the world, the spiritual delicacies of Leviathan have been inaccessible to people.

It will be their last reward in this world.

Feat and Glory

Wise men describe a man's clothes as his "glory". Each of us is aware that different life situations require different clothes. Although the concept of "clothing makes the man" is alien to the Jewish mentality, it is certain that clothes can show respect to a person.

Likewise, admiration and imitation accompany a worthy person and repay him for his essence as well-deserved honors. They are not part of him, but fit him as clothes fit a man, and a skin is the flesh of an animal. It is clear that the respect given to a person can serve as an indication of what he is.

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