The first hour in Den Hollow, then the guides that cover food, growth, and the roster.
The first hour in Den Hollow, then the guides that cover food, growth, and the roster.
By [GORILLA🦍] FERAL 🐺 Animal Survival Wiki · Last updated:
First session
Your first hour — Choose a wolf or a deer and name it. A new wolf starts the bite, eat, and grow lesson in Den Hollow. Eat and drink to raise GROWTH, and open QUICK quests for Amber while you do those same jobs.
Full first-life walkthrough — Tutorial steps, the wolf's 34 and 67 percent marks, and the controls that actually appeared on screen.
Food, water, and quests — Diet rules, Tall Marsh, and two different quest boards so you do not trust one payout table.
After you can survive a walk — Growth percentages were measured on a wolf. Abilities come from a fully grown showcase. Shop prices are an early November 2026 snapshot.
Growth, death, and elder — What the banner changes, and why two death reports disagree.
Animals — Starters, the create-menu roster, update species, and Robux variants.
You start as a baby wolf or a baby deer. The wolf is the hunter starter and the deer is the herbivore starter. You name the animal in the create flow, and every species begins from a baby model.
How does growth work?
Eating and drinking raise the GROWTH meter. On a recorded wolf, teen and LUNGE arrived at 34 percent and adult at 67 percent, with elder after adult. Those two percentages were measured on the wolf, not published as a universal chart for every species.
Are there working codes?
No publicly verified code was available in the November 7 and November 9, 2026 code checks. The in-game redemption button has not been confirmed either. Ignore lists that promise free Amber without a developer announcement, and never enter your Roblox password to claim a reward.
What is Amber for?
Amber is the currency quests and new-area discoveries pay. The HUD also shows how much you still need for the next animal or growth upgrade. Robux packs sell Amber, but they are optional.
What happens if I die?
A recorded wolf death restarted GROWTH at 1 percent, locked the ability again, and kept Amber. Another death-screen description mentions a free revive button and a minus 40 percent growth note. Those reports do not agree, so read the screen you actually get before you spend Robux on a revive product.