Minecraft: The Great Wild | Desert & Mangrove Swamps
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Publicado 2024-01-03
In episode six of The Great Wild, we step into a desert oasis and learn how mobs and villagers have learned to thrive amidst the sandy dunes of the desert. Follow in the hoof steps of a newly spawned baby camel as it travels from hot sands, to cool, murky swamps. Just be careful: danger may lie in wait behind those long vines…
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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Ah yes. The wild predator of the Mangrove. The Zoglin.
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Crocodiles would make a great addition to the mangrove swamp biome, just lurking in the rivers 😂
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Once the series is over, they HAVE to put all the episodes into one hour long documentary
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This is like listening to nature documentaries on television 🏞️
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These biomes would looks amazing with fireflies
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Sometimes the documentary is better than the real thing.
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Ah yes, the zoglin. A “natural” predator of the mangrove swamp.
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Please Mojang, add palm trees and meerkats to the deserts 🙏
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Very emotional. i let out a tear this camel story was actually amazing i could listen to a whole Minecraft doccumentary for hours. this story was truly a great moment.
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Imagine somehow we get a secret update about the deserts
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I feel like I just learned something from watching a nature documentary. This is perfect.
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"The great Wild" is the best series on this channel (in my opinion)
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Who else came here after watching Pheonix’s video and tried the link, Only to find it has been fixed?
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You make it sound much better than it was.
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The Zoglin being used in the Mangrove segment only further proves that this game desperately needs a massive biodiversity update lol
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This was soo much more epic than it needed to be
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Why is there a Zoglin in the Mangrove Swamp?!
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Never thought Minecraft Documentaries would be so entertaining
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this series just proves that minecraft needs more mob interactions, such as dynamic sleepy cycles, and a working food chain! minecraft needs more predators!
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Thanks minecraft for always giving players inspiration for making texture packs instead of adding them directly.
