Carno Egg
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Variant Fertilized Carno Egg
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Variant Fertilized Aberrant Carno Egg
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Variant R-Carno Egg
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Variant Fertilized R-Carno Egg
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The Carno Egg is one of the Eggs in ARK: Survival Evolved.
Overview
Carno Eggs are randomly dropped by Carnos. They can be eaten or used to make
Regular Kibble for taming
Anglerfish,
Ankylosaurus,
Baryonyx,
Beelzebufo,
Carbonemys,
Carnotaurus,
Dimetrodon,
Diplodocus,
Doedicurus,
Gigantopithecus,
Ichthyornis,
Kaprosuchus,
Kentrosaurus,
Lymantria,
Pelagornis,
Pteranodon,
Pulmonoscorpius,
Purlovia,
Sabertooth,
Sarco,
Stegosaurus,
Terror Bird,
Thorny Dragon, and
Velonasaur.
After two Carnos mate, the resulting egg can be hatched into a baby
Carno.
Grabbing an egg in the presence of wild Carnos will cause them to become hostile and attack the survivor.
Incubation
The Carno Egg takes 1h 39m 59.521s to hatch. It must be in the temperature range of 26 to 32 °C / 79 to 90 °F to successfully hatch, otherwise it will start to lose Health. The female
Carno needs between 18h and 2d before having the capacity to lay eggs again. The incubation time can be reduced by up to 20% if the egg is placed in an
Egg Incubator at the ideal temperature.
Collecting
Obtaining a wild Carno Egg can be rather difficult without preparation. A Carno is swift enough that a player on foot will have trouble escaping, and is strong enough to overpower most players as well. A Carno can also headbutt players and send them backwards a few meters, potentially off of a cliff or ledge. Because of these abilities, fleeing seems to be a wise option. An aerial mount is an excellent choice since they can quickly get out of range of a Carno. An aquatic mount is also a good choice since Carnos are poor swimmers, but is less versatile since Carnos tend to be further inland. Land-based mounts come down to what is faster than a Carno. A Raptor is a good choice, since they sprint very quickly and can jump. Sabertooths are similar in this regard.
If fleeing is not an option, then a player on flat ground with armor and an excellent melee weapon or a lot of firepower has a decent chance against low-to-moderate level Carnos, since they don't have a very high amount of health. If engaging a Carno on foot, then some backup will be extremely helpful, as the headbutt ability doesn't fling most other creatures as far as it does players. A couple of high level Raptors or creatures similar to that size can provide a distraction and help deal quick damage. If a player is fortunate enough to have a Rex or Spino available, then their mount can outright kill a Carno, especially with backup.