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Licensed ARR
Published 3 years ago
Updated 2 weeks ago
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2.5.0
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[Fabric] Critters and Companions 2.5.0last month 914
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Minecraft: Java Edition
1.21.1
Platform
Fabric
Supported environments
Client and server
Required content
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Any compatible version
Changes
2.5.0 (2026-07-10)
✨ Features
- add lots of new baby mobs (1ad12a9)
- make frogs eat dragonflies (unless they wear armor) (b915cd0)
- make silverfish scared of jumping spiders (215bea8)
- make sitting mobs look at players with food in their hand (462cbd9)
🐛 Bug Fixes
- add aw to fabric.mod.json (735d825)
- jockey spawn server deadlock (75520a9), closes #171
- make interaction behavior more vanilla-like (8fd9ac2)
- make transition from idle to sit snappy (305f5e0)
- otter: correct owner UUID comparison in rejectedItem method (234ba82)
- otter: only pick up 1 item at once (2388a53)
- snail: dont play walk sound if pushed while sitting (50f07d4)
- snail: prevent movement failure on unloaded chunks (67fb4a6)
- snail: sitting pose client server desync (f293537)
- transform aw to at on neoforge (9f38f39)
- use correct texture in arachnophobia-friendly jumping spider resource pack (28ed470)
⚙️ Tweaks
- add durability to grappling hook with silk as repair material (98536d8)
- adjust spawn rates (907f714)
- increase pearl chance from otters breaking clams to 25% (e21c374)
- make all tamable entities look at players randomly (cfb8ff5)
- make clams half as frequent when fishing (48ba7b2)
- remove geckolib animation interpolation (b6fe10f)
- stag-beetle: decrease melee wind up (2c81097)
- stag-beetle: increase movement speed (6266510)
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Any compatible version
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