ARK: Survival Evolved as a survival sandbox game on Steam, in this game, players can meet a lot of creatures that have been extinct for a long time, these creatures will bring a lot of trouble to players in the early stages, because the player may be on their recipes, if the player does not want to live too badly in the early stages of the game, players will have to tame a ARK: Survival Evolution sub-ctenophora.
The para-ctenophore is a very gentle herbivorous creature, unless the player takes the initiative to attack it, the player will most likely not be attacked by it, so the player can use the Trap Beast Cage Taming Method to tame the sub-ctenophore. Players can build a simple log cabin with some wooden planks, and then attack the secondary ctenophore to lure it to hunt themselves down, and then the player can lead it into the trap cage, and easily tame them with an anesthesia bow and berries.
After the player has tamed the paraki dragon, players can use the antenna-like horns on its head to tell the story, and its antenna-like horns can release an echo-like ring of light waves, which can help the player explore for what creatures are around. However, this skill is an active skill and has a certain cooldown, if the player is not at ease, you can directly open the Sentry form of the Ark: Survival Evolution Vice Ctenophorus, which can explore the enemy's location indefinitely, but it will also be as unable to move as the Sentinel.
In addition to being able to transform into a sentinel, ARK: Survival Evolved is one of the few herbivorous creatures that can do things with a roar, it has a very special throat knot, can release a very terrible cry, so that some of the weaker creatures, such as velociraptors, fish birds and other creatures will be scared away when they hear the roar of the ARK: Survival Evolution Vice Ctenophora, but the cooldown time of this skill is very long, a full 120 seconds, so players need to use it at key moments.