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The game tells you how many uses an animal has before it needs to sleep, and then it tells you how long it sleeps for. The way the timers work, you should only need to cycle three or four animals before the ones that you've put to sleep wake up.
- What Are The Best Animals?
- What Does Each Bonus do?
- How Do I Collect The Animals?
Each Wildlife animal has their own unique set of stats, bonuses, and rarities. The rarity of each animal can be a good indicator of how much of the bonus it rewards but also how difficult it is to obtain. Overall, the best animals in Wordscapes are the Anteater, African Elephant, Quetzal, and Lion. Three of which, can offer up to 600 Heart Gems per...
Wordscapes Wildlife bonuses all have a unique way to either boost your score, help you through levels, or unlock new collectibles. Below is a list of each bonus you can earn and what they are for:
To collect Wordscapes animals, you need to unlock Wildlife Eggs. These can be unlocked with Heart Gems you get by completing levels and doing Wildlife activities. There are currently six different types of Eggs in Wordscapes which offer a unique set of animals to be found. The regular eggs cost 850 Heart Gems and the shiny eggs cost 550 Heart Gems....
Focusing strictly on one egg at a time isn't really necessary with how easy it's become to earn gems quickly; an even distribution between yellow (hippo) and white (giraffe) with a little bit of blue (anteater) thrown in is more than good enough.
Great info! How long are the egg cycles now? It used to be 3 days for red/purple and 2 for blue/green. Are they all the same now? Android user here so just waiting.
HABITAT. Wetland habitats including rivers, lakes and mangrove swamps. RANGE. Throughout sub-Saharan Africa. SIZE. Weight: 1,300-1,800 kg, length: 3-4 metres. THREATS. Poaching, habitat loss and degradation, human-wildlife conflict. Did you know?!
An adult hippo surfaces every four to six minutes, while young need to breathe every two to three minutes. [7]: 3–4 Hippos move on land by trotting, and limb movements do not change between speeds. They can reach an airborne stage (a stage when all limb are off the ground) when they move fast enough.
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In the wild, hippos typically live about 40 years. Conservation Status. Hippos are listed by IUCN’s Red List as vulnerable due to loss of habitat. Hippopotamus habitats are infringed upon by humans, who use their grazing land for farming and also divert water for farming needs.
