How to find Silica pearls in Ark?

The list of multiplatform games and Ark: Survival Evolved is one of them. You can making objects in Ark. To do this, you'll needelectronics. The latter requires a resource called "Silica Pearls". Find out how to obtain these pearls in Ark.

Illustrative image of where silica beads can be found in Ark.
Image showing where silica beads can be found in the Ark game.

How to get these silica pearls?

To obtain these silica pearls in Ark, you need to visit the deepest parts of the ocean. So you need to find their nodes. The location of the pearls will depend entirely on the map. On Sorached land, for example, you can get the pearls from the only water sources on the map.

That said, there are many ways and areas to find silica beads. Discover the locations below:

  • Snow biomes: in the shallow areas of the shoreline where you will find the pearl knots ;
  • Underwater Caves: Inside the Underwater Caves, where you will also find Pearl Knots;
  • Giant beaver dams: these are the dams made by beavers, they sometimes contain silica beads;
  • Dead creatures: a place where you can collect pearls. The bodies of Trilobites, Leeches, Eurypterids and Ammonites can contain silica pearls;
  • Phoenix shit: when Phoenixes defecate, they defecate silica beads instead of normal excrement;
  • Ocean bottom or rivers: at the bottom of the water in Ark's water bodies, you can find silica pearls. Other maps are available on the Ark website.

In Ark : Survival Ascendedyou can also obtain silica pearls in the clamsUnder the cold sea in the western part of the map, and in the pond to the north of the peninsula. If you have furry armor and a flying mount, head for the frozen patches on the northwest coast. It's an easy place to get silica pearls.

If you use a Otter or a Anglerfish abyssal to collect Coelacanths, you'll obtain small quantities of silica pearls. On The Center map, you can find pearls at the bottom of inland rivers and in hot springs around the volcanic island. These places are dangerous for new players, as they are inhabited by Piranhas and Salmon.

On Scorched Earth, use a whip to quickly collect pearls in an Oasis and in the riverbed in the middle of the map. In these locations, pearls can be found both in water and on land.

How to grow Silician pearls?

In the first instance, you should ignore all other cultivation methods with the exception of snow biomes and beaver dams giants. Other techniques are just a waste of time, as they only yield a small quantity of pearls.

To grow Silica pearls, you need to walk along the shores of the snow biome on the island map. You'll find pearls in large shells near the beach.

For Scorched Earth and The Center cards, the main method of obtaining pearls is touse knots. With Scorched Earth, time will be easier than with other cards. In fact, you'll find the pearls in the river that runs through the map. For The Center, on the other hand, you'll have to cultivate knots underwater.

To make things easier for you, you need to call in a fisherman. These are best for growing silica beads underwater. They also feature a light source for better viewing.

Do you want to evolve on a wild island where dinosaurs dominate in this survival game in first-person view? Use these tips to find the quantity of silica beads you need to move forward. Alternatively, check out our top 5 video games to enrich your library.

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