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Egg Cave is quite the happening place! Visit our blog for the latest updates on everything new that we add to the site — new creatures, exciting worlds, account updates, and unique activities to do!
Congratulations to @zafeyry and @mindassala and @lykhaos117, the winners of drawing 2 for January 2022's Cash Shop Creature Lottery! A Ulme has been added to each of your accounts.
Buy your tickets for the next drawing now!
I wonder if the different elements make the trail mix taste different. Now restocking from the General Food Store!
Don't let the antlers melt on these cones... it'd be a real mess. New from Finley's Flavors!
The Cupig—which has already been named—will be a brand-new prize creature for the Chocotravaganza Exchange in February of 2022. Many thanks to @prairie and @dragon_collector for your concept art and creature suggestion.
Now... it needs a description! Who wants to write for it? Submit your entries today to Creature Description Writing Contest. The Chocotravaganza Exchange begins on February 14, so you have a bit of time to write your descriptions.
Leila Library now has some brand-new elemental coloring books. They're just for you. Coloring books aren't just for kids, you know...
Creature Release Week is over! Thank you to all of our loyal players for participating and visit the Cave every day. All CRW species are retired from the Cave.
Couldn't collect enough of your favorites during Creature Release Week? It's no big deal. All CRW species are now available in the Cash Shop for 200 CaveCash each.
CRW species will be on sale in the Cash Shop through January 31 at 11:59 PM ECT.
All CRW species have had their stages revealed in their respective Archives entries. Which one is your favorite?
Thank you, again, for joining us for Creature Release Week 2022!
This is the final day of Creature Release Week. No new creature is released today; it's simply an extra day with increased Cave attempts to collect the creatures you're after.
All stages of the CRW species will be visible in the Archives tomorrow. Are you ready for the reveal?
Tomorrow, every CRW species will retire from the Cave but reappear in the Cash Shop for a limited time.
Thank you for participating in this year's Creature Release Week!
Pop the cap of a mushroom off and you ignite the anger within this egg. There will be no end to the pain and voodoo suffering a mycologist will suffer, if they touch or eat one more Anoxado mushroom!
Many thanks to @poserpanda for writing the winning Creature Description Writing Contest creature. The first of its kind has been added to your account for free.
Find the seventh creature in the Cave beginning today.
Musheep are the result of the eggs of certain sheep species, such as the Mouflon, becoming infected with a special type of fungus that only occurs on the island of Ark. The mutated egg will soon become as white as a sheet, however the developing creature inside still appears to grow surprisingly healthily. Though the resulting newborn will definitely not look as expected...
Many thanks to @sparklefox for writing the winning Creature Description Writing Contest creature. The first of its kind has been added to your account for free.
Find the sixth creature in the Cave beginning today.
Attached to decomposing logs in the dampest areas of the Naharia forest, you can find Hillu eggs. These eggs are attached to the log or tree by the parent to provide both nutrients and camouflage. Aside form the locations benefiting the growing creature, Hillu eggs are highly beneficial to the ecosystem. As the egg absorbs any needed nutrients from the log, it speeds up the decomposition; which in turn provides great mulch for the growing forest floor. Because of these ecosystem benefits, the SAR Center in Ark City kindly asks that if you find one of these eggs in the wild that you leave it as is until the hatch date arrives.
Many thanks to @prairie for writing the winning Creature Description Writing Contest creature. The first of its kind has been added to your account for free.
Find the fifth creature in the Cave beginning today.
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