Mobs

## Crabs

Crabs are cute new animals that spawn in beaches. They walk sideways and will prick you if you get too close! If you kill one, they might drop Crab Legs or Crab Shells.

* Crab Legs can be cooked and eaten, they're quite tasty!
* Crab Shells can be brewed into a Potion of Resilience. While under its effect, you'll gain additional knockback resistance.
* Crabs can be bred with Wheat, Chicken, or any type of Fish.
* They are also known to enjoy music, or so we've been told.

## Forgotten

Forgotten are new rare skeleton variants that spawn deep underground, randomly replacing normal skeleton spawns. These are forgotten hosts of old explorers, making them apt at combat with both a bow and a sword, which always come randomly enchanted.

Their bows are tipped with Blindness arrows, and when you're blinded, they'll charge at you with their sword, switching back to the bow once the effect ends. On death, they'll drop their hat.

Wearing an Explorer's Hat, aside from making you look super fashionable, increases your maximum reach distance by 2 blocks, and also improves your luck while fishing.

## Foxhounds

Foxhounds are new hostile mobs that spawn in the Nether. These fierce doggos will attack you and set you on fire.

If you're brave enough, drink a fire resistance potion and feed them some Coal to tame them. Tamed Foxhounds work just like regular wolves, but with a few extra tidbits:

* They'll sleep on hot blocks like magma.
* If put on top of a furnace, they'll make the furnace faster. You can't put multiple doggos on a furnace to speed it up more, though.
* If one spawns in a Soul Sand Valley, you'll get one with blue soul fire particles and a blue texture.

## Frogs

These Wednesday loving critters will spawn in swamps, they jump and croak around, and look very derpy. If you kill one, you'll get some Frog Legs.

* Frog Legs can be cooked and eaten, or made golden to brew into a Potion of Leaping.
* Frogs are known to come in a variety of sizes, which can be passed down to their children. I wonder what you could do with that.
* Frogs can be bred with Spider Eyes or any type of Fish.

## Stonelings

Stonelings are new passive mobs that spawn in the deep underground. These little stone fairies will spawn in carrying an item, and will get startled if you get too close to them without sneaking. Once startled, they'll run away from you and eventually poof out of existence. If you manage to kill one, you'll get the item it's carrying.

Additionally, Stonelings may drop a Heart of Diamond, a new item which you can use on any stone block to create your own tamed Stoneling! Tamed Stonelings can hold items you give them, eat Stone (they love it!), and follow you if you hold a Diamond.

## Tortoises

Tortoises are new neutral mobs that will spawn underground. When a Tortoise spawns, it'll come with a random type of ore (Coal, Iron, Lapis, or Redstone). You may attack the Tortoise with a pickaxe to have it drop that ore!

If you hit a Tortoise without a pickaxe, or when it has no ore, it'll emit a shockwave attack. This will damage any non-Tortoise entities around, and redirect their aggro to you.

With enough care, it's possible to carry a Tortoise home and feed it so it grows more ores. If you want to take these huge creatures home and use them to generate ores, there's some things you should know.

* Feeding the Tortoise Cave Roots will sometimes have it regenerate its ores.

* The Tortoise will regenerate a random ore each time.
* They can eat from the Feeding Trough.
* Tortoises do not breed. They do spawn like hostile mobs, so you can go back for more.
* When a Tortoise generates ore, it will enter an eating cooldown for 1 minute.
* Tortoises will sink in water, and are immune to drowning, fall, and fire damage.
* Tortoises are 1 block tall, but grow to 1.4 blocks tall if they have an ore.
* Tortoises move very slowly, and can't be leashed, using Minecarts is recommended.
* Pushing Iron Rods onto a Tortoise with a piston will break its ore.

## Wraiths

Wraiths are new aggressive mobs that spawn in the Soul Sand Valley. They're the lost souls of different mobs, and as such, their sounds are low pitch versions of normal mob sounds.

They attack like a normal Zombie, inflict slowness, and jump back upon dealing damage. Upon death, they'll drop a Soul Bead.

Right clicking the Soul Bead will release the soul trapped within, which will fly in the direction of the nearest Nether Fortress.