Don't Starve Animals (Beefalo and Bees)

      Don't Starve has a vast variety of animals such as the very useful Beefalo. Beefalo have four types adult, teen, toddler, and baby. Adult Beefalo have 500 health and 34 damage and teen, toddlers, and babies have 300 health and cannot attack. They can be found in the dry grass lands. Beefalo are relatively harmless until one is attacked than all nearby Beefalo will also become hostile. It is key to keep in mind that the nearby newly hostile Beefalo will lose interest faster than the one that was attacked. When one is killed they drop three wool, four meat, and if your lucky a horn. They can also be shaved with a razor to obtain wool while they sleep which will grow back in a few days. They will drop wool regardless of being shaved or not. Their herds will regenerate off screen during mating season but until then you could kill a whole herd off. A baby Beefalo will stay near their parent at all times unless the parent is killed than it will always walk back to the location it died. Baby Beefalo will also always run away from the player when approached. The only time to be careful of a herd is when its mating season. During mating season their backs turn red and instead if being startled when walked past they become angry and attack the player. Wearing a Beefalo hat will help protect the player from the herd when in heat.

      Bees are another type of animal in Don't Starve. Two kinds of bees are in the game which are normal bees and killer bees. They both have 100 health and 10 damage. Killer bees have the job of protecting the hive so they are always hostile to whatever is around them while normal bees are not always hostile. When killed both types of bees either drop 1 honey or stinger. Bees normally travel only from their hive to nearby flowers during the daytime only. All bees nearby will become hostile if one is attacked or trapped. Normal bees will ignore all attacks on their hive, but if you attack their hive killer bees will come. A beekeeper hat can be worn to reduce the damage taken from bees.