Shark

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Sharks are aggressive tamable mobs that spawn in water. 

Spawning

Sharks spawn in water between layers 46 and sea level, and can be found in any biome.

Drops

When killed, sharks drop from 0 to 3 shark teeth, and have a 1/10 chance to drop a shark egg. Eggs can only be obtained if the difficulty is set to Easy or higher. They drop 5 experience when killed by a player or tamed wolf.

Behavior

Sharks will attack and pursue any nearby players that are in the water, if within 16 blocks of a shark. They will also go for and attack squids. Sharks have high attack damage, and can kill an unprotected player in about three or four hits, depending on the difficulty. They will not attack on Peaceful.

Strategy

Due to their high attack damage, it should be advised to stay out of the water when a shark is nearby, as it will turn on you when in the water. It is recommended to either kill a shark from a distance with a bow, (particularly with the Power enchantment for increased damage), or to strike them at close range with an iron or diamond sword. A full set of iron or diamond armor is recommended for protection against sharks.

Taming

A shark can be tamed by hatching a shark egg in water. In order to get a tamed shark, the egg must be hatched by throwing it into the water, which will hatch into a friendly baby shark. Tamed sharks will not attack the player or other sharks.

A tamed shark can be moved with the use of a fish net. There is no current way, however, to heal a tamed shark by "feeding" it. The only way to heal a tamed shark is to throw a splash potion of Healing or Regeneration at it.

Commands

If you cannot get a shark egg from sharks, input the following command. Be sure to have cheats enabled on your world or server:

Minecraft version	Command
1.7 and later	/give @p MoCreatures:mocegg 1 11

Trivia

• Unlike dolphins, sharks cannot be mounted, nor can they be bred.
• Sharks are the largest aggressive aquatic mobs in Mo' Creatures.

Gallery

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  The first image of the shark released.

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  A shark up close.

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  Two tamed sharks.

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  Several sharks underwater.