Spino Egg
Tremendously nourishing by itself, this egg provides superior nutritional value in many cooking recipes.
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Overview
Spino Eggs are randomly dropped by 
Spinos. They can be eaten or used to make 
Superior Kibble for taming 
Allosaurus, 
Archelon, 
Argentavis, 
Bison, 
Castoroides, 
Daeodon, 
Deinosuchus, 
Dire Bear, 
Direwolf, 
Dunkleosteus, 
Gasbags, 
Mammoth, 
Megalodon, 
Megalosaurus, 
Megatherium, 
Paraceratherium, 
Plesiosaur, 
Snow Owl, 
Tapejara, 
Woolly Rhino and 
Xiphactinus specifically, or anything that eats 
Basic Kibble, 
Simple Kibble or 
Regular Kibble.
After two Spinos mate, the resulting egg can be hatched into a baby Spino.
Grabbing an egg in the presence of wild Spinos will cause them to become hostile and attack the survivor.
Incubation
Main article: Incubation
The Spino Egg takes 3h 50m 45.047s to hatch.
It must be in the temperature range of
30 to
32 °C /
86 to
90 °F
to successfully hatch, otherwise it will start to lose 
Health.
The female Spino 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
If a player wishes to retrieve a wild Spino Egg, then an aerial mount is an excellent idea. Snatching the egg followed by a quick ascent into the air is a surefire means of reaching quick safety from a provoked Spino. Unlike other theropods, an aquatic mount is not a guaranteed means of escape, as Spinos can chase after an assailant into the water as well. If one desires a more aggressive strategy, mounts and/or other players can distract a Spino, though any casualties are questionable just to obtain an egg. A well equipped player with a Rex and some backup or something similar in power can potentially outright kill a Spino if fleeing is not an option.
Notes/Trivia
From a distance, Spino eggs look like they're emitting light, but they don't close up.
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