Minecraft 1.17, AKA part one of the Caves And Cliffs update, was released yesterday and with it came new flora and fauna to see in the wild. Now that we have been able to explore a little bit, let's ...

Got questions about the new Minecraft axolotl mob? The new amphibious creature was added in part one of the Minecraft Caves & Cliffs update. And while the new biomes aren't expected until later this ...

Axolotls are one of the highlights of Minecraft's 1.17 Caves and Cliffs update, which introduced the game to lush and dripstone caves for the first time. These cute aquatic mobs are obtainable in pink ...

Axolotls, introduced in Minecraft's 1.17 update, are amphibians found in Lush Cave biomes. They can be captured and kept as underwater allies or pets. Proper care involves ensuring dim light and deep ...

As one of the many new mobs added in the Cliffs and Caves update of Minecraft, players can now find and interact with Axolotls. These underwater mobs are unique in a lot of ways, as although they are ...

Looking forward to the release of Minecraft update 1.17? For years, Minecraft players have been asking for a big update to the rather bland underground areas - you may know them as caves. They've not ...

Below you can read the Caves and Cliffs: Part 1 (1.17.0 Bedrock) patch notes, which were found on Minecraft's official Release Changelogs page. For even more on the latest update, be sure to visit the ...

Caves & Cliffs Part 1 is out today in Minecraft, and it has a few fun additions to spice up exploration. Players can find new resources in the earth, and meet some fuzzy new friends along the way. The ...

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Do you know axolotls, those salamander-like creatures that live in the water and sometimes have no eyes? They’re in Minecraft now, and the blocky little creatures have set fan communities ablaze with ...

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