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The Minecraft 1.20 update introduces a couple of new mobs including the Camel. The Camel is the newest friendly mob that can be ridden by two players at a time and has the ability to dash, making it a very helpful and cute creature.
How to tame a Camel in Minecraft
Camels cannot be tamed in Minecraft, however, Camels will follow a player holding a cactus within 10 blocks of it. You can also attach a lead or put a saddle on Camels to have them follow or control them. Putting a saddle on a Camel allows up to two players to ride it, with the front having full control of the Camel. The friendly creature can walk or sprint, and also has a Dash ability, which has a cooldown of 2.75 seconds. The Dash ability will cause the Camel to lead forward, moving up to 12 blocks forward and one block up.
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How to breed a Camel in Minecraft
To breed a Camel in Minecraft, you must first find two Camels and bring them together in a pen or with a lead. After the Camels are close to each other, feed each one a cactus. Camels will enter love mode, which can be seen by hearts hovering above their heads. The Camels will then create a baby Camel. Camels can breed every five minutes, so if you have plenty of cactus, you can quickly create lots of Camel babies. The babies can have their growth sped up by feeding them cactus as well.
Camels will spawn in the desert biome, in the center of each desert village during world creation. Camels do not respawn if killed, so make sure if you find one that it stays unharmed. Camels can heal over time or regain two hearts by being fed a cactus.
For more on Minecraft, check out All about Minecraft’s Cherry Blossom Biome coming in 1.20 here on Pro Game Guides.
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