How to Identify Passive, Neutral, and Aggressive Wildlife

Cube Animals divides its mammals, birds, reptiles, fish, and bugs into three distinct behavior categories across both the Overworld and the Nether. Knowing how each group reacts prevents unexpected deaths while exploring.

Aggressive Predators

Aggressive mobs will chase and attack you on sight as soon as you enter their range:

• Examples: Tigers, crocodiles, komodo dragons, and sharks.
• How to handle them: Stay alert near water and dense biomes. Keep a bow with Sleep Arrows on your hotbar so you can knock out charging predators from afar either to escape or to capture them.

Neutral Wildlife

Neutral animals populate plains and forests peacefully and ignore you unless provoked:

• Examples: Black bears, moose, and European bison.
• How to handle them: Avoid swinging weapons or firing stray arrows near them, as they will immediately fight back if hit. Check your Zoological Guide before engaging if you plan to hunt them for special items.

Passive Creatures and Nether Variants

Passive wildlife decorates biomes safely and will never attack you:

• Examples: Snails, crickets, toucans, and fennec foxes.
• Nether Exploration: When traveling through a Nether portal, watch the ground for special Nether variants of small bugs and snails. You can consult your Zoological Guide to see if these passive critters can be collected, transported, or tamed.