The Plortonomics section in the Slimepedia Entry directly references Jurassic Park. 'Gigantic slimes' refers to the megafauna that was once far more abundant in those times. Its Slimepedia Entry, in particular, the 'Jellasic Period, a time when gigantic slimes roamed the planet', refers to the real-world Jurassic time period of Earth one of the most widely known time periods of the ancient age due to the presence - and evidence - of dinosaurs. Its elongated canines and shape of the Saber Slime's mouth heavily resemble that of a walrus. The modern Saber Slime appearing exclusively in largo form while their pure slime variants are extinct seems to reference the Saber cat's extinction due to being unable to adapt to changes in the environment, and being succeeded by different species in the same biological family. Saber Slimes appear to be based off any number of saber-tooth cat species, possibly in particular Smilodon, a well-known but extinct species of carnivore often referred to as the Saber-toothed tiger. A typo in their Slimepedia Entry was also corrected. 1.1.0b - Saber Slimes no longer favor Stony Hens.Although their favored food is listed as unknown it favors Stony Hens. They do not spawn naturally, and cannot be vacced.

1.4.0 - Pure Saber Slimes now exist in the game's code, as part of the game's back-end rework.

(Unknown) - Saber Hunter largos now appropriately go invisible when readying a pounce.

You can discuss this in the article comments or edit this page to improve it. Reason: When were Saber Hunters patched to behave appropriately? However, Hunter plorts have much more use in the creation of Slime Science gadgets.Ĭhangelog This section or article is incomplete. This, coupled with their identical default plort prices, means that Sabers may be a good alternative to Hunters.

Unlike Hunter Largos, which go feral on creation and with high agitation, Saber Largos are only ever feral when they spawn in The Wilds.

Since the Saber Slimes themselves do not have a favorite food, it is recommended to convert regular slimes with an easily produced favored food into Saber Largos, such as Rad Slimes, Phosphor Slimes, or Rock Slimes.

And honestly, that's probably for the better, because as soon as that happens some charming billionaire would be talking about making a whole theme park to view them in captivity and then. Some slime scientists have tried to extract the slime DNA from these plorts in order to recreate a true saber slime, but all have failed. Saber plorts are collected for their historical value, offering a window into the primitive past of the Far, Far Range. If you encounter a horde of feral saber slime largos, watch your back so you don't get flanked! They're also incredibly agile for slimes, capable of powerful jumps that allow them to bound off other surfaces before targeting their prey.

Most saber slime largos found in The Wilds are feral, looking to take a bite out of whatever they see. Only Ogden's specially engineered kookacrackers are capable of breaking them. Though saber slimes are carnivores, the largos in The Wilds display a curious habit of bundling the rare kookadoba fruit into bundles of sticks, mud, and slime that become rock-hard in time. Saber slimes were believed to be one of the fiercest predators during the Jellassic Period of the Far, Far Range, a time when gigantic slimes roamed the planet. Though believed to be long extinct, the saber slime lives on through the largo slimes in The Wilds.

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