Red Dead Redemption 2
51 Achievements
1,000
200-300h
Xbox One
Xbox Series
Zoologist
You studied every animal across all states in Story Mode.
20
0.12%
How to unlock the Zoologist achievement in Red Dead Redemption 2 - Definitive Guide
Welcome one and all to Zoologist - one of the easiest but most time-consuming achievements in Red Dead Redemption 2. I'll get right to the point - if you're here for a straight-up video guide, I suggest using the video linked below, else, continue reading for a full list and tips.
The Video
This video is an invaluable asset when going for this achievement - the video guide has locations for every animal in the game. In nearly all cases you will find the animal in the exact same place as the video, or if not, in the general vicinity. You can also perform the reload trick to respawn all the wildlife in the area (Save Game > Exit Game > Reload).
How to Study
To study an animal, you need to hold whilst looking at an animal you have not previously studied. There are two ways to do this:
- Aim your weapon at the animal at close range (whilst it isn't attacking).
- Study it from a distance with the binoculars.
Generally speaking, I would always opt for the second option if possible.
I would suggest finishing the story first and studying as many animals as you can naturally through playing. Nothing on this list is missable. You can also buy the Legend of the East Satchel, which will give you 99 storage on everything, including Predator Bait, Herbivore Bait and Cover Scent Lotion. You will either need to craft this during the story, or buy it from a Fence once the Epilogue is complete.
NOTE: the unique animals in chapter 5 (Guarma Island) are not needed, neither is the Carolina Parakeet or a certain special dog which I won't name because spoilers. This is the reason for there being missing numbers in the list.
I would suggest combining this achievement with the following as they go hand in hand:
The Animals
A list of animals that are needed for this achievement (including their number in the compendium):
001. American Alligator
002. American Alligator (small)
003. Nine-Banded Armadillo
004. American Badger
005. Little Brown Bat
006. American Black Bear
007. Grizzly Bear
008. North American Beaver
009. Blue Jay
010. Wild Boar
011. Whitetail Buck
012. Whitetail Deer
013. American Bison
014. Angus Bull
015. Devon Bull
016. Hereford Bull
017. American Bullfrog
018. Northern Cardinal
019. American Domestic Cat
020. Cedar Waxwing
021. Dominique Chicken
022. Dominique Rooster
023. Java Chicken
024. Java Rooster
025. Leghorn Chicken
026. Leghorn Rooster
027. Greater Prairie Chicken
028. Western Chipmunk
029. California Condor
030. Cougar
031. Double-crested Cormorant
032. Neotropic Cormorant
033. Florida Cracker Cow
034. California Valley Coyote
035. Cuban Land Crab
036. Red Swamp Crayfish
037. Whooping Crane
038. Sandhill Crane
039. American Crow
040. American Foxhound
041. Australian Shepard
042. Bloodhound
043. Bluetick Coonhound
044. Border Collie
045. Catahoula Cur
046. Chesapeake Bay Retriever
047. Siberian Husky
048. Laborador Retriever
049. Poodle
050. Mutt
052. Standard Donkey
053. Mallard Duck
054. Pekin Duck
055. Bald Eagle
056. Golden Eagle
057. Reddish Egret
058. Little Egret
059. Snowy Egret
060. Rocky Mountain Bull Elk
061. Rocky Mountain Cow Elk
062. American Red Fox
063. American Gray Fox
064. Silver Fox
065. Banded Gila Monster
066. Alpine Goat
067. Canada Goose
068. Ferruginous Hawk
069. Red-tailed Hawk
070. Rough-legged Hawk
071. Great Blue Heron
072. Tricolored Heron
073. Desert Iguana
074. Green Iguana
075. Collared Peccary
076. Common Loon
077. Pacific Loon
078. Yellow-billed Loon
079. Western Bull Moose
080. Western Moose
081. Mule
082. American Muskrat
083. Baltimore Oriole
084. Hooded Oriole
085. Californian Horned Owl
086. Coastal Horned Owl
087. Great Horned Owl
088. Angus Ox
089. Devon Ox
090. Panther
091. Florida Panther
096. American White Pelican
097. Brown Pelican
098. Ring-necked Pheasant
099. Chinese ring-necked Pheasant
100. Berkshire Pig
101. Big China Pig
102. Old Spot Pig
103. Band-tailed Pigeon
104. Rock Pigeon
105. Virginia Possum
106. American Pronghorn Buck
107. American Pronghorn Doe
108. Sonoran Pronghorn Buck
109. Sonoran Pronghorn Doe
110. Baja California Pronghorn Buck
111. Baja California Pronghorn Doe
112. California Quail
113. Sierra Nevada Bighorn Ram
114. Sierra Nevada Bighorn Sheep
115. Desert Bighorn Ram
116. Desert Bighorn Sheep
117. Rocky Mountain Bighorn Ram
118. Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep
119. Black-tailed Jackrabbit
120. North American Raccoon
121. Black Rat
122. Brown Rat
123. Western Raven
125. American Robin
126. Roseate Spoonbill
127. Herring Gull
128. Laughing Gull
129. Ring-billed Gull
130. Merino Sheep
131. Striped Skunk
135. Diamondback Rattlesnake
137. Black-tailed Rattlesnake
138. Timber Rattlesnake
139. Northern Copperhead Snake
140. Southern Copperhead Snake
141. Midland Water Snake
142. Cottonmouth Snake
143. Northern Water Snake
144. Scarlet Tanager Songbird
145. Western Tanager Songbird
146. Eurasian Tree Sparrow
147. American Tree Sparrow
148. Golden Crowned Sparrow
149. American Red Squirrel
150. Western Gray Squirrel
151. Black Squirrel
152. Western Toad
153. Sonoran Desert Toad
154. Eastern Wild Turkey
155. Rio Grande Wild Turkey
156. Alligator Snapping Turtle
157. Eastern Turkey Vulture
158. Western Turkey Vulture
159. Gray Wolf
160. Timber Wolf
161. Red-bellied Woodpecker
162. Pileated Woodpecker
Hints & Tips
EAGLE EYE
Click and together to activate Eagle Eye, allowing you to see animals and their tracks. You are taught how to use this as part of one the first missions in the game and you will need it. A lot.
COVER YOUR STINK
When hunting, ALWAYS use Cover Scent Lotion - it will allow you get closer to animals without them running away. Your character gets very stinky very quickly, so unless you fancy taking a bath every 10-15 minutes this is your best option.
PREDATORS
Panthers, Cougars and Wolves will attack on site, stopping you from studying them. There are 2 ways to solve this:
- Use Cover Scent Lotion and Predator Bait (for Panthers you need Potent Predator Bait) to lure them to a specific spot. This only works sporadically in my experience, and on most occasions they will still attack you, ignoring the bait.
- Use a poison arrow to wound the animal. This is your safest bet - you will need to craft a few poison arrows and then hit the animal with a body shot whilst it is attacking. Once you've hit it, it will run off and collapse, this is when you can study it.
SMALL BIRDS
Nearly all of the small birds can be found in the Raonoke Valley, lining the river. To find them, use your binoculars and scan the rocks at the side of the river. Up north of the river there is a waterfall where a lot of the rarer birds spawn (Robin, Blue Jay, Cardinal, Sparrow).
THE ELUSIVE HUSKY
There is a farm at Manzanita Post just south-west of Blackwater where the Husky is a guaranteed spawn. As far as I'm aware this is the single spawn of this dog in the whole game.
SUPER RARE MOOSE
The Western Bull Moose is probably the rarest spawn in the game. In the video they are hunting in the Grizzlies, but an alternate location is Owanjila Lake. Create a save whilst standing on the bridge and keep reloading from there. After a time you should see the Moose swimming across the lake.
SNAKES!
The easiest method of finding a snake is to ride around the area on your horse until a red dot appears on the map - this means that a snake has tried to attack you. Loop back quickly and you should be able to find it in the area where the dot appeared. You can use eagle eye to track it.
IF AT FIRST...
For everything on this list, you can use the 'reload' trick (Save Game > Exit Game > Reload), this will respawn all the wildlife in the area. This is also how you can get 3-star pelts easier, as you can reload the same animal until it is a 3-star. This is particularly useful for domestic animals. On most farms you can find chickens/roosters, pigs, cows and bulls. When you find one particular breed, you can save and reload and the breed has a chance to respawn as one of the others required.
---
Alternate locations for Owls (thanks to LuckyConquerer2):
If you think anything needs adding, please let me know in the comments - and if you're having trouble getting a specific animal, please post in the comments and myself and others can try to point you in the right direction :)
The Video
This video is an invaluable asset when going for this achievement - the video guide has locations for every animal in the game. In nearly all cases you will find the animal in the exact same place as the video, or if not, in the general vicinity. You can also perform the reload trick to respawn all the wildlife in the area (Save Game > Exit Game > Reload).
How to Study
To study an animal, you need to hold whilst looking at an animal you have not previously studied. There are two ways to do this:
- Aim your weapon at the animal at close range (whilst it isn't attacking).
- Study it from a distance with the binoculars.
Generally speaking, I would always opt for the second option if possible.
I would suggest finishing the story first and studying as many animals as you can naturally through playing. Nothing on this list is missable. You can also buy the Legend of the East Satchel, which will give you 99 storage on everything, including Predator Bait, Herbivore Bait and Cover Scent Lotion. You will either need to craft this during the story, or buy it from a Fence once the Epilogue is complete.
NOTE: the unique animals in chapter 5 (Guarma Island) are not needed, neither is the Carolina Parakeet or a certain special dog which I won't name because spoilers. This is the reason for there being missing numbers in the list.
I would suggest combining this achievement with the following as they go hand in hand:
The Skin Deep achievement in Red Dead Redemption 2 worth 239 pointsSkin every species of animal in Story Mode.
The Animals
A list of animals that are needed for this achievement (including their number in the compendium):
001. American Alligator
002. American Alligator (small)
003. Nine-Banded Armadillo
004. American Badger
005. Little Brown Bat
006. American Black Bear
007. Grizzly Bear
008. North American Beaver
009. Blue Jay
010. Wild Boar
011. Whitetail Buck
012. Whitetail Deer
013. American Bison
014. Angus Bull
015. Devon Bull
016. Hereford Bull
017. American Bullfrog
018. Northern Cardinal
019. American Domestic Cat
020. Cedar Waxwing
021. Dominique Chicken
022. Dominique Rooster
023. Java Chicken
024. Java Rooster
025. Leghorn Chicken
026. Leghorn Rooster
027. Greater Prairie Chicken
028. Western Chipmunk
029. California Condor
030. Cougar
031. Double-crested Cormorant
032. Neotropic Cormorant
033. Florida Cracker Cow
034. California Valley Coyote
035. Cuban Land Crab
036. Red Swamp Crayfish
037. Whooping Crane
038. Sandhill Crane
039. American Crow
040. American Foxhound
041. Australian Shepard
042. Bloodhound
043. Bluetick Coonhound
044. Border Collie
045. Catahoula Cur
046. Chesapeake Bay Retriever
047. Siberian Husky
048. Laborador Retriever
049. Poodle
050. Mutt
052. Standard Donkey
053. Mallard Duck
054. Pekin Duck
055. Bald Eagle
056. Golden Eagle
057. Reddish Egret
058. Little Egret
059. Snowy Egret
060. Rocky Mountain Bull Elk
061. Rocky Mountain Cow Elk
062. American Red Fox
063. American Gray Fox
064. Silver Fox
065. Banded Gila Monster
066. Alpine Goat
067. Canada Goose
068. Ferruginous Hawk
069. Red-tailed Hawk
070. Rough-legged Hawk
071. Great Blue Heron
072. Tricolored Heron
073. Desert Iguana
074. Green Iguana
075. Collared Peccary
076. Common Loon
077. Pacific Loon
078. Yellow-billed Loon
079. Western Bull Moose
080. Western Moose
081. Mule
082. American Muskrat
083. Baltimore Oriole
084. Hooded Oriole
085. Californian Horned Owl
086. Coastal Horned Owl
087. Great Horned Owl
088. Angus Ox
089. Devon Ox
090. Panther
091. Florida Panther
096. American White Pelican
097. Brown Pelican
098. Ring-necked Pheasant
099. Chinese ring-necked Pheasant
100. Berkshire Pig
101. Big China Pig
102. Old Spot Pig
103. Band-tailed Pigeon
104. Rock Pigeon
105. Virginia Possum
106. American Pronghorn Buck
107. American Pronghorn Doe
108. Sonoran Pronghorn Buck
109. Sonoran Pronghorn Doe
110. Baja California Pronghorn Buck
111. Baja California Pronghorn Doe
112. California Quail
113. Sierra Nevada Bighorn Ram
114. Sierra Nevada Bighorn Sheep
115. Desert Bighorn Ram
116. Desert Bighorn Sheep
117. Rocky Mountain Bighorn Ram
118. Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep
119. Black-tailed Jackrabbit
120. North American Raccoon
121. Black Rat
122. Brown Rat
123. Western Raven
125. American Robin
126. Roseate Spoonbill
127. Herring Gull
128. Laughing Gull
129. Ring-billed Gull
130. Merino Sheep
131. Striped Skunk
135. Diamondback Rattlesnake
137. Black-tailed Rattlesnake
138. Timber Rattlesnake
139. Northern Copperhead Snake
140. Southern Copperhead Snake
141. Midland Water Snake
142. Cottonmouth Snake
143. Northern Water Snake
144. Scarlet Tanager Songbird
145. Western Tanager Songbird
146. Eurasian Tree Sparrow
147. American Tree Sparrow
148. Golden Crowned Sparrow
149. American Red Squirrel
150. Western Gray Squirrel
151. Black Squirrel
152. Western Toad
153. Sonoran Desert Toad
154. Eastern Wild Turkey
155. Rio Grande Wild Turkey
156. Alligator Snapping Turtle
157. Eastern Turkey Vulture
158. Western Turkey Vulture
159. Gray Wolf
160. Timber Wolf
161. Red-bellied Woodpecker
162. Pileated Woodpecker
Hints & Tips
EAGLE EYE
Click and together to activate Eagle Eye, allowing you to see animals and their tracks. You are taught how to use this as part of one the first missions in the game and you will need it. A lot.
COVER YOUR STINK
When hunting, ALWAYS use Cover Scent Lotion - it will allow you get closer to animals without them running away. Your character gets very stinky very quickly, so unless you fancy taking a bath every 10-15 minutes this is your best option.
PREDATORS
Panthers, Cougars and Wolves will attack on site, stopping you from studying them. There are 2 ways to solve this:
- Use Cover Scent Lotion and Predator Bait (for Panthers you need Potent Predator Bait) to lure them to a specific spot. This only works sporadically in my experience, and on most occasions they will still attack you, ignoring the bait.
- Use a poison arrow to wound the animal. This is your safest bet - you will need to craft a few poison arrows and then hit the animal with a body shot whilst it is attacking. Once you've hit it, it will run off and collapse, this is when you can study it.
SMALL BIRDS
Nearly all of the small birds can be found in the Raonoke Valley, lining the river. To find them, use your binoculars and scan the rocks at the side of the river. Up north of the river there is a waterfall where a lot of the rarer birds spawn (Robin, Blue Jay, Cardinal, Sparrow).
THE ELUSIVE HUSKY
There is a farm at Manzanita Post just south-west of Blackwater where the Husky is a guaranteed spawn. As far as I'm aware this is the single spawn of this dog in the whole game.
SUPER RARE MOOSE
The Western Bull Moose is probably the rarest spawn in the game. In the video they are hunting in the Grizzlies, but an alternate location is Owanjila Lake. Create a save whilst standing on the bridge and keep reloading from there. After a time you should see the Moose swimming across the lake.
SNAKES!
The easiest method of finding a snake is to ride around the area on your horse until a red dot appears on the map - this means that a snake has tried to attack you. Loop back quickly and you should be able to find it in the area where the dot appeared. You can use eagle eye to track it.
IF AT FIRST...
For everything on this list, you can use the 'reload' trick (Save Game > Exit Game > Reload), this will respawn all the wildlife in the area. This is also how you can get 3-star pelts easier, as you can reload the same animal until it is a 3-star. This is particularly useful for domestic animals. On most farms you can find chickens/roosters, pigs, cows and bulls. When you find one particular breed, you can save and reload and the breed has a chance to respawn as one of the others required.
---
Alternate locations for Owls (thanks to LuckyConquerer2):
If you think anything needs adding, please let me know in the comments - and if you're having trouble getting a specific animal, please post in the comments and myself and others can try to point you in the right direction :)
53 Comments
Best written guide I have ever seen.
By AbsoIuteZero x on 21 Nov 2018 19:12
Do I keep reloading for moose or wait, or make new saves and reload at bridge everytime..also when i reload save Im kneeling next to water
By on 22 Nov 2018 04:11
Red Dead Redemption 2 - Zoologist & Skin Deep Achievement Guide / All Animal Locations Guide
(0:10) - AMERICAN ALLIGATOR
(0:55) - AMERICAN ALLIGATOR (SMALL)
(1:36) - NINE-BANDED ARMADILLO
(2:12) - AMERICAN BADGER
(2:49) - LITTLE BROWN BAT
(3:23) - AMERICAN BLACK BEAR
(4:07) - GRIZZLY BEAR
(4:54) - NORTH AMERICAN BEAVER
(5:38) - BLUE JAY
(6:12) - WILD BOAR
(6:48) - WHITETAIL BUCK
(7:31) - WHITETAIL DEER
(8:15) - AMERICAN BISON
(9:06) - ANGUS BULL
(9:25) - DEVON BULL
(9:45) - HEREFORD BULL
(10:05) - AMERICAN BULLFROG
(10:35) - NORTHERN CARDINAL
(11:03) - AMERICAN DOMESTIC CAT
(11:25) - CEDAR WAXWING
(11:52) - DOMINIQUE CHICKEN
(12:14) - DOMINIQUE ROOSTER
(12:33) - JAVA CHICKEN
(12:55) - JAVA ROOSTER
(13:17) - LEGHORN CHICKEN
(13:42) - LEGHORN ROOSTER
(14:05) - GREATER PRAIRIE CHICKEN
(14:43) - WESTERN CHIPMUNK
(15:14) - CALIFORNIAN CONDOR
(15:50) - COUGAR
(16:37) - DOUBLE CRESTED CORMORANT
(17:11) - NEOTROPIC CORMORANT
(17:48) - FLORIDA CRACKER COW
(18:10) - CALIFORNIA VALLEY COYOTE
(18:54) - CUBAN LAND CRAB
(19:26) - RED SWAMP CRAYFISH
(19:45) - WHOOPING CRANE
(20:23) - SANDHILL CRANE
(21:02) - AMERICAN CROW
(21:32) - AMERICAN FOXHOUND
(21:49) - AUSTRALIAN SHEPHARD
(22:12) - BLOODHOUND
(22:35) - BLUETICK COONHOUND
(22:57) - BORDER COLLIE
(23:17) - CATAHOULA CUR
(23:37) - CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER
(23:57) - SIBERIAN HUSKY
(24:17) - LABRADOR RETRIEVER
(24:37) - POODLE
(24:57) - MUTT
(25:17) - RUFUS
(25:37) - STANDARD DONKEY
(25:58) - MALLARD DUCK
(26:35) - PEKIN DUCK
(27:15) - BALD EAGLE
(27:47) - GOLDEN EAGLE
(28:27) - REDDISH EGRET
(29:02) - LITTLE EGRET
(29:43) - SNOWY EGRET
(30:18) - ROCKY MOUNTAIN BULL ELK
(31:11) - ROCKY MOUNTAIN COW ELK
(31:57) - AMERICAN RED FOX
(32:41) - AMERICAN GRAY FOX
(33:21) - SILVER FOX
(34:01) - BANDED GILA MONSTER
(34:40) - ALPINE GOAT
(35:03) - CANADA GOOSE
(35:39) - FERRUGINOUS HAWK
(36:15) - RED-TAILED HAWK
(36:55) - ROUGH-LEGGED HAWK
(37:34) - GREAT BLUE HERON
(38:20) - TRICOLORED HERON
(38:57) - DESERT IGUANA
(39:38) - GREEN IGUANA
(40:23) - COLLARED PECCARY
(41:02) - COMMON LOON
(41:34) - PACIFIC LOON
(42:08) - YELLOW-BILLED LOON
(42:43) - WESTERN BULL MOOSE
(43:34) - WESTERN MOOSE
(44:17) - MULE
(44:40) - AMERICAN MUSKRAT
(45:16) - BALTIMORE ORIOLE
(45:48) - HOODED ORIOLE
(46:14) - CALIFORNIAN HORNED OWL
(46:46) - COASTAL HORNED OWL
(47:19) - GREAT HORNED OWL
(47:50) - ANGUS OX
(48:13) - DEVON OX
(48:30) - PANTHER
(49:08) - FLORIDA PANTHER
(49:48) - CAROLINA PARAKEET
(50:17) - AMERICAN WHITE PELICAN
(50:51) - BROWN PELICAN
(51:22) - RING-NECKED PHEASANT
(51:56) - CHINESE RING-NECKED PHEASANT
(52:31) - BERKSHIRE PIG
(52:54) - BIG CHINA PIG
(53:18) - OLD SPOT PIG
(53:33) - BAND-TAILED PIGEON
(54:03) - ROCK PIGEON
(54:28) - VIRGINIA OPPOSUM
(55:00) - AMERICAN PRONGHORN BUCK
(55:38) - AMERICAN PRONGHORN DOE
(56:18) - SONORAN PRONGHORN BUCK
(57:02) - SONORAN PRONGHORN DOE
(57:41) - BAJA CALIFORNIA PRONGHORN BUCK
(58:18) - BAJA CALIFORNIA PRONGHORN DOE
(58:58) - CALIFORNIA QUAIL
(59:23) - SIERRA NEVADA BIGHORN RAM
(59:55) - SIERRA NEVADA BIGHORN SHEEP
(01:00:30) - DESERT BIGHORN RAM
(01:01:07) - DESERT BIGHORN SHEEP
(01:01:46) - ROCKY MOUNTAIN BIGHORN RAM
(01:02:24) - ROCKY MOUNTAIN BIGHORN SHEEP
(01:03:03) - BLACK-TAILED JACKRABBIT
(01:03:36) - NORTH AMERICAN RACCOON
(01:04:13) - BLACK RAT
(01:04:44) - BROWN RAT
(01:05:08) - WESTERN RAVEN
(01:05:39) - AMERICAN ROBIN
(01:06:04) - ROSEATE SPOONBILL
(01:06:44) - HERRING GULL
(01:07:15) - LAUGHING GULL
(01:07:46) - RING-BILLED GULL
(01:08:18) - MERINO SHEEP
(01:08:41) - STRIPED SKUNK
(01:09:12) - DIAMONDBACK RATTLESNAKE
(01:09:44) - BLACK-TAILED RATTLESNAKE
(01:10:15) - TIMBER RATTLESNAKE
(01:10:46) - NORTHERN COPPERHEAD SNAKE
(01:11:20) - SOUTHERN COPPERHEAD SNAKE
(01:11:58) - MIDLAND WATER SNAKE
(01:12:35) - COTTONMOUTH SNAKE
(01:13:08) - NORTHERN WATER SNAKE
(01:13:40) - SCARLET TANAGER SONGBIRD
(01:14:12) - WESTERN TANAGER SONGBIRD
(01:14:35) - EURASIAN TREE SPARROW
(01:15:00) - AMERICAN TREE SPARROW
(01:15:26) - GOLDEN CROWNED SPARROW
(01:15:52) - AMERICAN RED SQUIRREL
(01:16:23) - WESTERN GRAY SQUIRREL
(01:16:47) - BLACK SQUIRREL
(01:17:18) - WESTERN TOAD
(01:17:45) - SONORAN DESERT TOAD
(01:18:11) - EASTERN WILD TURKEY
(01:18:51) - RIO GRANDE WILD TURKEY
(01:19:28) - ALLIGATOR SNAPPING TURTLE
(01:20:06) - EASTERN TURKEY VULTURE
(01:20:43) - WESTERN TURKEY VULTURE
(01:21:20) - GRAY WOLF
(01:21:59) - TIMBER WOLF
(01:22:31) - RED-BELLIED WOODPECKER
(01:22:54) - PILEATED WOODPECKER
(01:23:17) - COMPENDIUM
(0:10) - AMERICAN ALLIGATOR
(0:55) - AMERICAN ALLIGATOR (SMALL)
(1:36) - NINE-BANDED ARMADILLO
(2:12) - AMERICAN BADGER
(2:49) - LITTLE BROWN BAT
(3:23) - AMERICAN BLACK BEAR
(4:07) - GRIZZLY BEAR
(4:54) - NORTH AMERICAN BEAVER
(5:38) - BLUE JAY
(6:12) - WILD BOAR
(6:48) - WHITETAIL BUCK
(7:31) - WHITETAIL DEER
(8:15) - AMERICAN BISON
(9:06) - ANGUS BULL
(9:25) - DEVON BULL
(9:45) - HEREFORD BULL
(10:05) - AMERICAN BULLFROG
(10:35) - NORTHERN CARDINAL
(11:03) - AMERICAN DOMESTIC CAT
(11:25) - CEDAR WAXWING
(11:52) - DOMINIQUE CHICKEN
(12:14) - DOMINIQUE ROOSTER
(12:33) - JAVA CHICKEN
(12:55) - JAVA ROOSTER
(13:17) - LEGHORN CHICKEN
(13:42) - LEGHORN ROOSTER
(14:05) - GREATER PRAIRIE CHICKEN
(14:43) - WESTERN CHIPMUNK
(15:14) - CALIFORNIAN CONDOR
(15:50) - COUGAR
(16:37) - DOUBLE CRESTED CORMORANT
(17:11) - NEOTROPIC CORMORANT
(17:48) - FLORIDA CRACKER COW
(18:10) - CALIFORNIA VALLEY COYOTE
(18:54) - CUBAN LAND CRAB
(19:26) - RED SWAMP CRAYFISH
(19:45) - WHOOPING CRANE
(20:23) - SANDHILL CRANE
(21:02) - AMERICAN CROW
(21:32) - AMERICAN FOXHOUND
(21:49) - AUSTRALIAN SHEPHARD
(22:12) - BLOODHOUND
(22:35) - BLUETICK COONHOUND
(22:57) - BORDER COLLIE
(23:17) - CATAHOULA CUR
(23:37) - CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER
(23:57) - SIBERIAN HUSKY
(24:17) - LABRADOR RETRIEVER
(24:37) - POODLE
(24:57) - MUTT
(25:17) - RUFUS
(25:37) - STANDARD DONKEY
(25:58) - MALLARD DUCK
(26:35) - PEKIN DUCK
(27:15) - BALD EAGLE
(27:47) - GOLDEN EAGLE
(28:27) - REDDISH EGRET
(29:02) - LITTLE EGRET
(29:43) - SNOWY EGRET
(30:18) - ROCKY MOUNTAIN BULL ELK
(31:11) - ROCKY MOUNTAIN COW ELK
(31:57) - AMERICAN RED FOX
(32:41) - AMERICAN GRAY FOX
(33:21) - SILVER FOX
(34:01) - BANDED GILA MONSTER
(34:40) - ALPINE GOAT
(35:03) - CANADA GOOSE
(35:39) - FERRUGINOUS HAWK
(36:15) - RED-TAILED HAWK
(36:55) - ROUGH-LEGGED HAWK
(37:34) - GREAT BLUE HERON
(38:20) - TRICOLORED HERON
(38:57) - DESERT IGUANA
(39:38) - GREEN IGUANA
(40:23) - COLLARED PECCARY
(41:02) - COMMON LOON
(41:34) - PACIFIC LOON
(42:08) - YELLOW-BILLED LOON
(42:43) - WESTERN BULL MOOSE
(43:34) - WESTERN MOOSE
(44:17) - MULE
(44:40) - AMERICAN MUSKRAT
(45:16) - BALTIMORE ORIOLE
(45:48) - HOODED ORIOLE
(46:14) - CALIFORNIAN HORNED OWL
(46:46) - COASTAL HORNED OWL
(47:19) - GREAT HORNED OWL
(47:50) - ANGUS OX
(48:13) - DEVON OX
(48:30) - PANTHER
(49:08) - FLORIDA PANTHER
(49:48) - CAROLINA PARAKEET
(50:17) - AMERICAN WHITE PELICAN
(50:51) - BROWN PELICAN
(51:22) - RING-NECKED PHEASANT
(51:56) - CHINESE RING-NECKED PHEASANT
(52:31) - BERKSHIRE PIG
(52:54) - BIG CHINA PIG
(53:18) - OLD SPOT PIG
(53:33) - BAND-TAILED PIGEON
(54:03) - ROCK PIGEON
(54:28) - VIRGINIA OPPOSUM
(55:00) - AMERICAN PRONGHORN BUCK
(55:38) - AMERICAN PRONGHORN DOE
(56:18) - SONORAN PRONGHORN BUCK
(57:02) - SONORAN PRONGHORN DOE
(57:41) - BAJA CALIFORNIA PRONGHORN BUCK
(58:18) - BAJA CALIFORNIA PRONGHORN DOE
(58:58) - CALIFORNIA QUAIL
(59:23) - SIERRA NEVADA BIGHORN RAM
(59:55) - SIERRA NEVADA BIGHORN SHEEP
(01:00:30) - DESERT BIGHORN RAM
(01:01:07) - DESERT BIGHORN SHEEP
(01:01:46) - ROCKY MOUNTAIN BIGHORN RAM
(01:02:24) - ROCKY MOUNTAIN BIGHORN SHEEP
(01:03:03) - BLACK-TAILED JACKRABBIT
(01:03:36) - NORTH AMERICAN RACCOON
(01:04:13) - BLACK RAT
(01:04:44) - BROWN RAT
(01:05:08) - WESTERN RAVEN
(01:05:39) - AMERICAN ROBIN
(01:06:04) - ROSEATE SPOONBILL
(01:06:44) - HERRING GULL
(01:07:15) - LAUGHING GULL
(01:07:46) - RING-BILLED GULL
(01:08:18) - MERINO SHEEP
(01:08:41) - STRIPED SKUNK
(01:09:12) - DIAMONDBACK RATTLESNAKE
(01:09:44) - BLACK-TAILED RATTLESNAKE
(01:10:15) - TIMBER RATTLESNAKE
(01:10:46) - NORTHERN COPPERHEAD SNAKE
(01:11:20) - SOUTHERN COPPERHEAD SNAKE
(01:11:58) - MIDLAND WATER SNAKE
(01:12:35) - COTTONMOUTH SNAKE
(01:13:08) - NORTHERN WATER SNAKE
(01:13:40) - SCARLET TANAGER SONGBIRD
(01:14:12) - WESTERN TANAGER SONGBIRD
(01:14:35) - EURASIAN TREE SPARROW
(01:15:00) - AMERICAN TREE SPARROW
(01:15:26) - GOLDEN CROWNED SPARROW
(01:15:52) - AMERICAN RED SQUIRREL
(01:16:23) - WESTERN GRAY SQUIRREL
(01:16:47) - BLACK SQUIRREL
(01:17:18) - WESTERN TOAD
(01:17:45) - SONORAN DESERT TOAD
(01:18:11) - EASTERN WILD TURKEY
(01:18:51) - RIO GRANDE WILD TURKEY
(01:19:28) - ALLIGATOR SNAPPING TURTLE
(01:20:06) - EASTERN TURKEY VULTURE
(01:20:43) - WESTERN TURKEY VULTURE
(01:21:20) - GRAY WOLF
(01:21:59) - TIMBER WOLF
(01:22:31) - RED-BELLIED WOODPECKER
(01:22:54) - PILEATED WOODPECKER
(01:23:17) - COMPENDIUM
EDIT: It has been confirmed that these animals do not count towards the achievement
this is a confirmed full list of the animals in Guarma
Parrots:
1. Blue & Yellow Macaw
2. Scarlet Macaw
3. Great Green Macaw
Snakes
1. Sunglow Boa
2. Rainbow Boa
3. Red-tailed Boa
4. Fer-De-Lance Snake
(All the snakes are found just North-West of the camp in a small clearing)
Booby
1. Red Footed Booby.
Credit for this list goes to EphemeralEcho from psnprofiles.com
EDIT: The CAROLINA PARAKEET DOES NOT COUNT TWORDS ACHIEVEMENT ETHER
legendary animals also do not count.
King fiShiz and others from the community have put together a list of all the animals we know so far and some of their locations
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pH3jc_CagGZwxpHrZDAl...
this is a confirmed full list of the animals in Guarma
Parrots:
1. Blue & Yellow Macaw
2. Scarlet Macaw
3. Great Green Macaw
Snakes
1. Sunglow Boa
2. Rainbow Boa
3. Red-tailed Boa
4. Fer-De-Lance Snake
(All the snakes are found just North-West of the camp in a small clearing)
Booby
1. Red Footed Booby.
Credit for this list goes to EphemeralEcho from psnprofiles.com
EDIT: The CAROLINA PARAKEET DOES NOT COUNT TWORDS ACHIEVEMENT ETHER
legendary animals also do not count.
King fiShiz and others from the community have put together a list of all the animals we know so far and some of their locations
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pH3jc_CagGZwxpHrZDAl...
I've made a simple Excel spreadsheet using crewdy4923's confirmed list of animals that are required. Hopefully this can help you guys keep track of the animals easier, rather than going into the compendium every time.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VgG8fRRESEdAylPjWR8H-trhhsz...
Download the file off Google Drive, and make changes as you go along. Simply change the "N" to a "Y" once you've skinned/studied the animal. Some animals (mainly birds) only need to be studied, and this is indicated by a "-" in the "Skinned" column.
The % completion at the bottom should correspond with the achievement tracker, save for a few rounding errors, so you'll know you're on the right track.
This will also help with:
EDIT: Fellas, download the file and access it using your own native spreadsheet app on your computer (or reupload to your own Google Drive if you don't have one and use it from there). I will not respond to any requests to share access to the file because I don't want to risk it getting messed up for everyone else.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1VgG8fRRESEdAylPjWR8H-trhhsz...
Download the file off Google Drive, and make changes as you go along. Simply change the "N" to a "Y" once you've skinned/studied the animal. Some animals (mainly birds) only need to be studied, and this is indicated by a "-" in the "Skinned" column.
The % completion at the bottom should correspond with the achievement tracker, save for a few rounding errors, so you'll know you're on the right track.
This will also help with:
The Skin Deep achievement in Red Dead Redemption 2 worth 239 pointsSkin every species of animal in Story Mode.
EDIT: Fellas, download the file and access it using your own native spreadsheet app on your computer (or reupload to your own Google Drive if you don't have one and use it from there). I will not respond to any requests to share access to the file because I don't want to risk it getting messed up for everyone else.
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Thank you, I downloaded the file and it's very useful!!
By Sagalinie on 25 Apr 2019 08:38
Just wanted to give you kudos for a helpful spreadsheet. This made the process so much easier over the last couple of days, and only takes a couple of minutes to get setup with your current progress. Thanks!
By terrett101 on 17 Dec 2019 15:38
The Animals
A list of animals that are needed for this achievement (including their number in the compendium):
001. American Alligator
002. American Alligator (small)
003. Nine-Banded Armadillo
004. American Badger
005. Little Brown Bat
006. American Black Bear
007. Grizzly Bear
008. North American Beaver
009. Blue Jay
010. Wild Boar
011. Whitetail Buck
012. Whitetail Deer
013. American Bison
014. Angus Bull
015. Devon Bull
016. Hereford Bull
017. American Bullfrog
018. Northern Cardinal
019. American Domestic Cat
020. Cedar Waxwing
021. Dominique Chicken
022. Dominique Rooster
023. Java Chicken
024. Java Rooster
025. Leghorn Chicken
026. Leghorn Rooster
027. Greater Prairie Chicken
028. Western Chipmunk
029. California Condor
030. Cougar
031. Double-crested Cormorant
032. Neotropic Cormorant
033. Florida Cracker Cow
034. California Valley Coyote
035. Cuban Land Crab
036. Red Swamp Crayfish
037. Whooping Crane
038. Sandhill Crane
039. American Crow
040. American Foxhound
041. Australian Shepard
042. Bloodhound
043. Bluetick Coonhound
044. Border Collie
045. Catahoula Cur
046. Chesapeake Bay Retriever
047. Siberian Husky
048. Laborador Retriever
049. Poodle
050. Mutt
052. Standard Donkey
053. Mallard Duck
054. Pekin Duck
055. Bald Eagle
056. Golden Eagle
057. Reddish Egret
058. Little Egret
059. Snowy Egret
060. Rocky Mountain Bull Elk
061. Rocky Mountain Cow Elk
062. American Red Fox
063. American Gray Fox
064. Silver Fox
065. Banded Gila Monster
066. Alpine Goat
067. Canada Goose
068. Ferruginous Hawk
069. Red-tailed Hawk
070. Rough-legged Hawk
071. Great Blue Heron
072. Tricolored Heron
073. Desert Iguana
074. Green Iguana
075. Collared Peccary
076. Common Loon
077. Pacific Loon
078. Yellow-billed Loon
079. Western Bull Moose
080. Western Moose
081. Mule
082. American Muskrat
083. Baltimore Oriole
084. Hooded Oriole
085. Californian Horned Owl
086. Coastal Horned Owl
087. Great Horned Owl
088. Angus Ox
089. Devon Ox
090. Panther
091. Florida Panther
096. American White Pelican
097. Brown Pelican
098. Ring-necked Pheasant
099. Chinese ring-necked Pheasant
100. Berkshire Pig
101. Big China Pig
102. Old Spot Pig
103. Band-tailed Pigeon
104. Rock Pigeon
105. Virginia Possum
106. American Pronghorn Buck
107. American Pronghorn Doe
108. Sonoran Pronghorn Buck
109. Sonoran Pronghorn Doe
110. Baja California Pronghorn Buck
111. Baja California Pronghorn Doe
112. California Quail
113. Sierra Nevada Bighorn Ram
114. Sierra Nevada Bighorn Sheep
115. Desert Bighorn Ram
116. Desert Bighorn Sheep
117. Rocky Mountain Bighorn Ram
118. Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep
119. Black-tailed Jackrabbit
120. North American Raccoon
121. Black Rat
122. Brown Rat
123. Western Raven
125. American Robin
126. Roseate Spoonbill
127. Herring Gull
128. Laughing Gull
129. Ring-billed Gull
130. Merino Sheep
131. Striped Skunk
135. Diamondback Rattlesnake
137. Black-tailed Rattlesnake
138. Timber Rattlesnake
139. Northern Copperhead Snake
140. Southern Copperhead Snake
141. Midland Water Snake
142. Cottonmouth Snake
143. Northern Water Snake
144. Scarlet Tanager Songbird
145. Western Tanager Songbird
146. Eurasian Tree Sparrow
147. American Tree Sparrow
148. Golden Crowned Sparrow
149. American Red Squirrel
150. Western Gray Squirrel
151. Black Squirrel
152. Western Toad
153. Sonoran Desert Toad
154. Eastern Wild Turkey
155. Rio Grande Wild Turkey
156. Alligator Snapping Turtle
157. Eastern Turkey Vulture
158. Western Turkey Vulture
159. Gray Wolf
160. Timber Wolf
161. Red-bellied Woodpecker
162. Pileated Woodpecker
Hints & Tips
EAGLE EYE
Click L3 and R3 together to activate Eagle Eye, allowing you to see animals and their tracks. You are taught how to use this as part of one the first missions in the game and you will need it. A lot.
COVER YOUR STINK
When hunting, ALWAYS use Cover Scent Lotion - it will allow you get closer to animals without them running away. Your character gets very stinky very quickly, so unless you fancy taking a bath every 10-15 minutes this is your best option.
PREDATORS
Panthers, Cougars and Wolves will attack on site, stopping you from studying them. There are 2 ways to solve this:
- Use Cover Scent Lotion and Predator Bait (for Panthers you need Potent Predator Bait) to lure them to a specific spot. This only works sporadically in my experience, and on most occasions they will still attack you, ignoring the bait.
- Use a poison arrow to wound the animal. This is your safest bet - you will need to craft a few poison arrows and then hit the animal with a body shot whilst it is attacking. Once you've hit it, it will run off and collapse, this is when you can study it.
SMALL BIRDS
Nearly all of the small birds can be found in the Raonoke Valley, lining the river. To find them, use your binoculars and scan the rocks at the side of the river. Up north of the river there is a waterfall where a lot of the rarer birds spawn (Robin, Blue Jay, Cardinal, Sparrow).
THE ELUSIVE HUSKY
There is a farm at Manzanita Post just south-west of Blackwater where the Husky is a guaranteed spawn. As far as I'm aware this is the single spawn of this dog in the whole game.
SUPER RARE MOOSE
The Western Bull Moose is probably the rarest spawn in the game. In the video they are hunting in the Grizzlies, but an alternate location is Owanjila Lake. Create a save whilst standing on the bridge and keep reloading from there. After a time you should see the Moose swimming across the lake.
SNAKES!
The easiest method of finding a snake is to ride around the area on your horse until a red dot appears on the map - this means that a snake has tried to attack you. Loop back quickly and you should be able to find it in the area where the dot appeared. You can use eagle eye to track it.
IF AT FIRST...
For everything on this list, you can use the 'reload' trick (Save Game > Exit Game > Reload), this will respawn all the wildlife in the area. This is also how you can get 3-star pelts easier, as you can reload the same animal until it is a 3-star. This is particularly useful for domestic animals. On most farms you can find chickens/roosters, pigs, cows and bulls. When you find one particular breed, you can save and reload and the breed has a chance to respawn as one of the others required.
A FEW OF THE VERY RARE ONES
There are a few animals that are very rare spawns. Below are some alternate locations from the video which may help.
020. Cedar Waxwing (and other small birds) - These spawn in groups at Manteca Falls, south of Thieves Landing.
047. Siberian Husky - Manzanita Post
079. Western Bull Moose - Owanjila Lake (save and reload, he should spawn crossing the lake)
080. Western Moose - Far North-East by Willard's Rest, by the Waterfall
A list of animals that are needed for this achievement (including their number in the compendium):
001. American Alligator
002. American Alligator (small)
003. Nine-Banded Armadillo
004. American Badger
005. Little Brown Bat
006. American Black Bear
007. Grizzly Bear
008. North American Beaver
009. Blue Jay
010. Wild Boar
011. Whitetail Buck
012. Whitetail Deer
013. American Bison
014. Angus Bull
015. Devon Bull
016. Hereford Bull
017. American Bullfrog
018. Northern Cardinal
019. American Domestic Cat
020. Cedar Waxwing
021. Dominique Chicken
022. Dominique Rooster
023. Java Chicken
024. Java Rooster
025. Leghorn Chicken
026. Leghorn Rooster
027. Greater Prairie Chicken
028. Western Chipmunk
029. California Condor
030. Cougar
031. Double-crested Cormorant
032. Neotropic Cormorant
033. Florida Cracker Cow
034. California Valley Coyote
035. Cuban Land Crab
036. Red Swamp Crayfish
037. Whooping Crane
038. Sandhill Crane
039. American Crow
040. American Foxhound
041. Australian Shepard
042. Bloodhound
043. Bluetick Coonhound
044. Border Collie
045. Catahoula Cur
046. Chesapeake Bay Retriever
047. Siberian Husky
048. Laborador Retriever
049. Poodle
050. Mutt
052. Standard Donkey
053. Mallard Duck
054. Pekin Duck
055. Bald Eagle
056. Golden Eagle
057. Reddish Egret
058. Little Egret
059. Snowy Egret
060. Rocky Mountain Bull Elk
061. Rocky Mountain Cow Elk
062. American Red Fox
063. American Gray Fox
064. Silver Fox
065. Banded Gila Monster
066. Alpine Goat
067. Canada Goose
068. Ferruginous Hawk
069. Red-tailed Hawk
070. Rough-legged Hawk
071. Great Blue Heron
072. Tricolored Heron
073. Desert Iguana
074. Green Iguana
075. Collared Peccary
076. Common Loon
077. Pacific Loon
078. Yellow-billed Loon
079. Western Bull Moose
080. Western Moose
081. Mule
082. American Muskrat
083. Baltimore Oriole
084. Hooded Oriole
085. Californian Horned Owl
086. Coastal Horned Owl
087. Great Horned Owl
088. Angus Ox
089. Devon Ox
090. Panther
091. Florida Panther
096. American White Pelican
097. Brown Pelican
098. Ring-necked Pheasant
099. Chinese ring-necked Pheasant
100. Berkshire Pig
101. Big China Pig
102. Old Spot Pig
103. Band-tailed Pigeon
104. Rock Pigeon
105. Virginia Possum
106. American Pronghorn Buck
107. American Pronghorn Doe
108. Sonoran Pronghorn Buck
109. Sonoran Pronghorn Doe
110. Baja California Pronghorn Buck
111. Baja California Pronghorn Doe
112. California Quail
113. Sierra Nevada Bighorn Ram
114. Sierra Nevada Bighorn Sheep
115. Desert Bighorn Ram
116. Desert Bighorn Sheep
117. Rocky Mountain Bighorn Ram
118. Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep
119. Black-tailed Jackrabbit
120. North American Raccoon
121. Black Rat
122. Brown Rat
123. Western Raven
125. American Robin
126. Roseate Spoonbill
127. Herring Gull
128. Laughing Gull
129. Ring-billed Gull
130. Merino Sheep
131. Striped Skunk
135. Diamondback Rattlesnake
137. Black-tailed Rattlesnake
138. Timber Rattlesnake
139. Northern Copperhead Snake
140. Southern Copperhead Snake
141. Midland Water Snake
142. Cottonmouth Snake
143. Northern Water Snake
144. Scarlet Tanager Songbird
145. Western Tanager Songbird
146. Eurasian Tree Sparrow
147. American Tree Sparrow
148. Golden Crowned Sparrow
149. American Red Squirrel
150. Western Gray Squirrel
151. Black Squirrel
152. Western Toad
153. Sonoran Desert Toad
154. Eastern Wild Turkey
155. Rio Grande Wild Turkey
156. Alligator Snapping Turtle
157. Eastern Turkey Vulture
158. Western Turkey Vulture
159. Gray Wolf
160. Timber Wolf
161. Red-bellied Woodpecker
162. Pileated Woodpecker
Hints & Tips
EAGLE EYE
Click L3 and R3 together to activate Eagle Eye, allowing you to see animals and their tracks. You are taught how to use this as part of one the first missions in the game and you will need it. A lot.
COVER YOUR STINK
When hunting, ALWAYS use Cover Scent Lotion - it will allow you get closer to animals without them running away. Your character gets very stinky very quickly, so unless you fancy taking a bath every 10-15 minutes this is your best option.
PREDATORS
Panthers, Cougars and Wolves will attack on site, stopping you from studying them. There are 2 ways to solve this:
- Use Cover Scent Lotion and Predator Bait (for Panthers you need Potent Predator Bait) to lure them to a specific spot. This only works sporadically in my experience, and on most occasions they will still attack you, ignoring the bait.
- Use a poison arrow to wound the animal. This is your safest bet - you will need to craft a few poison arrows and then hit the animal with a body shot whilst it is attacking. Once you've hit it, it will run off and collapse, this is when you can study it.
SMALL BIRDS
Nearly all of the small birds can be found in the Raonoke Valley, lining the river. To find them, use your binoculars and scan the rocks at the side of the river. Up north of the river there is a waterfall where a lot of the rarer birds spawn (Robin, Blue Jay, Cardinal, Sparrow).
THE ELUSIVE HUSKY
There is a farm at Manzanita Post just south-west of Blackwater where the Husky is a guaranteed spawn. As far as I'm aware this is the single spawn of this dog in the whole game.
SUPER RARE MOOSE
The Western Bull Moose is probably the rarest spawn in the game. In the video they are hunting in the Grizzlies, but an alternate location is Owanjila Lake. Create a save whilst standing on the bridge and keep reloading from there. After a time you should see the Moose swimming across the lake.
SNAKES!
The easiest method of finding a snake is to ride around the area on your horse until a red dot appears on the map - this means that a snake has tried to attack you. Loop back quickly and you should be able to find it in the area where the dot appeared. You can use eagle eye to track it.
IF AT FIRST...
For everything on this list, you can use the 'reload' trick (Save Game > Exit Game > Reload), this will respawn all the wildlife in the area. This is also how you can get 3-star pelts easier, as you can reload the same animal until it is a 3-star. This is particularly useful for domestic animals. On most farms you can find chickens/roosters, pigs, cows and bulls. When you find one particular breed, you can save and reload and the breed has a chance to respawn as one of the others required.
A FEW OF THE VERY RARE ONES
There are a few animals that are very rare spawns. Below are some alternate locations from the video which may help.
020. Cedar Waxwing (and other small birds) - These spawn in groups at Manteca Falls, south of Thieves Landing.
047. Siberian Husky - Manzanita Post
079. Western Bull Moose - Owanjila Lake (save and reload, he should spawn crossing the lake)
080. Western Moose - Far North-East by Willard's Rest, by the Waterfall
In your inventory is a pair of binoculars and equipping them will allow you to study animals (as long as they're mostly visible) by holding down . You can actually study many animals if you're close enough to them when you're aiming at them; the binoculars just make it easier. You can check your progress on this via Progress => Compendium => Animals. If the picture of the animal has a full white bar under it, you've done everything you can with that animal – i.e. studied it, tracked it, killed it and skinned it. If there's not a full white bar, select the pictured animal and see if "studied" says "yes" under it. Although you will ultimately want to have a full white bar under the animal, due to Skin Deep.
NOTE: Any animal that is unique to Guarma Island, visited in Chapter 5, doesn't count towards this trophy – this includes the Carolina Parakeet, the Blue and Yellow Macaw, the Green Macaw, the Scarlet Macaw, the Red-footed Booby, the Red Boa, the Rainbow Boa, the Sunglow Boa and the Fer-de-Lance Rattlesnake. Also not required are Rufus the dog (found in the Epilogue) and all Legendary animals.
[Credit to themindisacity]
NOTE: Any animal that is unique to Guarma Island, visited in Chapter 5, doesn't count towards this trophy – this includes the Carolina Parakeet, the Blue and Yellow Macaw, the Green Macaw, the Scarlet Macaw, the Red-footed Booby, the Red Boa, the Rainbow Boa, the Sunglow Boa and the Fer-de-Lance Rattlesnake. Also not required are Rufus the dog (found in the Epilogue) and all Legendary animals.
[Credit to themindisacity]
This guide was translated automatically.
A video guide with absolutely all the animals, and there is a timecode in the description, which makes the search even easier. The list of animals in the video is in the same order as in the game, and I just found the animals I was missing and went for them.
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Be careful!
American Robin - Wandering Thrush
In front of him is an empty cage!
There is a place reserved for the Red-footed bobby (a bird from the island)
American Robin - Wandering Thrush
In front of him is an empty cage!
There is a place reserved for the Red-footed bobby (a bird from the island)
By iAccordionist95 on 10 Aug 2019 11:37
About all predators and the Florida panther in particular.
She will find you faster than you will find her, so shoot the body with a poisoned arrow. After this, you will have the opportunity to calmly study the animal.
She will find you faster than you will find her, so shoot the body with a poisoned arrow. After this, you will have the opportunity to calmly study the animal.
By BronskiBeat on 13 Jul 2019 16:23
This guide was translated automatically.
The trophy must be combined with Skin Deep / To the Bone. (maybe these trophies are skippable!!!) UPD: animals from the island are not needed
In the fifth chapter, you go to an island that you will never return to! This island has animals (eg parrots, crabs) found only there. Whether these animals count towards the trophy is still unknown. Therefore, it is better to play it safe and catch them. If you don’t want to look for them yourself, you can make a separate save in this chapter and come back later when you know the list of all the animals needed for the trophy.
In the fifth chapter, you go to an island that you will never return to! This island has animals (eg parrots, crabs) found only there. Whether these animals count towards the trophy is still unknown. Therefore, it is better to play it safe and catch them. If you don’t want to look for them yourself, you can make a separate save in this chapter and come back later when you know the list of all the animals needed for the trophy.
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Animals from Chapter 5 (Island) are not needed for the trophy.
By cyrax on 06 Nov 2018 19:54
By cyrax on 31 Oct 2018 17:25
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