Hens on Minecraft

Minecraft also has an animal world. It is made up of many animals. Indeed, animals appear randomly in the game world. Moreover, your avatar can use these animals in various ways. There are various animals in the game including: wolves, cows, pigs, and even chickens. Let's talk specifically about chickens through this guide.

Image represents The hens on Minecraft

What are the chickens for in Minecraft?

Animals in Minecraft are NPCs or computer-controlled animals. They are not aggressive monsters that attack your avatar. They are generally very passive and peaceful animals. Hens in particular move aimlessly through the game world. They are relatively weak. By the way, these animals only appear on a grass block and also have a very low strength. Their lifetimes are two cores.

The chicken is used to make ammunition, arrows for example. They are important animals. You will also earn eggs and chicks. You will need her eggs to make cakes. So you need chickens if you want to equip your avatar with food and arrows. Instead of adopting other individual and bulky pets to research the game world, adopt cute pets instead. However, feeding the chicken plays a very important role in breeding.

Do cats eat chickens in Minecraft?

Although cats are somewhat carnivorous, they can attack chickens. Some cats do it, but there are also those who don't. If the cat attacks the chicken, it tends to attack the chicks. That is to say the races that are not able to defend themselves. Cats avoid larger chickens that know how to defend themselves so as not to hurt themselves.

In Minecraft therefore, the cat can very well attack a chicken which wanders like that in the game. You can adopt it to avoid a fatality.

 

 

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