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* In real life, Armadillos are excellent swimmers, being able to hold their breath for up to 6 minutes. This is not the case in Minecraft, however, as it drowns just as easily as any other mob. |
* In real life, Armadillos are excellent swimmers, being able to hold their breath for up to 6 minutes. This is not the case in Minecraft, however, as it drowns just as easily as any other mob. |
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* Similarly to [[Turtle|turtles]], armadillos don't drop scutes when killed, even though it wouldn't make sense in real life. |
* Similarly to [[Turtle|turtles]], armadillos don't drop scutes when killed, even though it wouldn't make sense in real life. |
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| − | ** This is because [[Mojang Studios|Mojang]] is against the unnecessary killing of real-life animals in Minecraft |
+ | ** This is because [[Mojang Studios|Mojang]] is against the unnecessary killing of real-life animals in Minecraft |
| + | *Spiders are afraid of them |
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| + | *Maybe because of the fact that armadillos eat spider eyes |
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==Versions== |
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Revision as of 16:59, 6 July 2024
The Armadillo is a mob in update 1.20.5. It spawns in warm biomes. The items you can use on the Armadillo are the Spider Eye, Brush and the Lead.
When a player is sprinting, mounting, or causes harm to an Armadillo, or when an undead hostile mob is nearby, it rolls up into a cube-like shape to protect itself from harm.
The armadillo was featured in the Minecraft launcher loading animation following its announcement in 1.20.5, in April 2024.
Breeding
You can breed Armadillos with Spider Eyes, creating a baby armadillo. Feeding spider eyes to a baby armadillo will accelerate its growth by 10%.
Drops
When an adult armadillo is killed by a player or tamed wolf, it drops 3. Baby armadillos don't drop anything.
1–7 xp orbs are dropped upon succesful breeding
When a brush is used on it, the armadillo drops an Armadillo Scute. Doing so wastes 13 points of the brush's durability. There is no cooldown for brushing an armadillo, and no limit as to how many scutes they can drop, given the player has enough brushes.
Crafts
With 6 Armadillo Scutes, you can craft every piece of Wolf Armor for a Wolf.
Trivia
- In real life, Armadillos are excellent swimmers, being able to hold their breath for up to 6 minutes. This is not the case in Minecraft, however, as it drowns just as easily as any other mob.
- Similarly to turtles, armadillos don't drop scutes when killed, even though it wouldn't make sense in real life.
- This is because Mojang is against the unnecessary killing of real-life animals in Minecraft
- Spiders are afraid of them
- Maybe because of the fact that armadillos eat spider eyes
Versions
Issues
Issues relating to "Armadillo" are maintained on the bug tracker. Report issues there.
Gallery
2 Armadillos in their naturally spawning Biome.
An Armadillo in their naturally spawning Biome.
A player with 2 Wolf's and 2 Armadillo's (Source-Windows Central).
An Armadillo after dropping an Armadillo Scute (Source- Apex Hosting).
Armadillo's pixel version from Minecraft Live 2023
In game version of Armadillo
