In the world of the Steam survival sandbox game ARK: Survival Evolution, organic polymers are very valuable resources, which may not be useful in the early stages, but if the player wants to develop some future technology later in the game, organic polymers are the player's essential resources, and players also need a large number of organic polymers to study their own high technology, which involves a rapid collection of organic polymers. If you're short of organic polymers, then ARK Survival Evolved's aberration DLC is where you have to go.
ARK: Survival Evolution's aberration DLC is divided into yellow, blue, and red areas, the darker the color of the area, the higher the radiation content, the greater the possibility of biological mutation, and this area with a large number of organic polymers is the red area of the ARK: Survival Evolution distortion DLC, for which the player needs to prepare in advance, in addition to bringing a few reliable bodyguards, the player also needs to bring a fear bear and a light bulb dog.
The reason for the light bulb dogs is that the red area of the ARK: Survival Evolution distortion DLC will burst out a lot of terrible monsters, one of which is called the Nameless Monster, which is almost inexhaustible, and if the player encounters it when collecting organic polymers, it will be very troublesome, but they are afraid of light sources, and the light bulb dogs can provide this light source, which is why the must-have light bulb dogs for collecting organic polymers are also available.
As for the fear of bears, its role in collecting organic polymers in the player is not that of bodyguards, but of collecting hands. ARK: Survival Evolved's aberrant DLC red area has a white fruit in it, and players who attack this white fruit with a dinosaur can get a large amount of organic polymers, but unlike real polymers, ARK: Survival Evolved organic polymers have a certain shelf life, so players should remember to use them in time to avoid waste when using dinosaurs to collect organic polymers.