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· Using a trap is safe and saves time when taming an Acrocanthosaurus.
· Here are the necessary preparations for taming.

Category	Details
Weapon	Pump-Action Shotgun (Most Effective)
Ammo	50-200 Shotgun Shells
Trap Materials	7 Metal Dinosaur Gates 1-3 Bear Traps (adjust quantity based on luck)

· Set up the trap using Metal Dinosaur Gates as follows:
· First, place one gate in the center, then arrange other gates in a curved shape around it to create a passage for the Acrocanthosaurus.
· Install bear traps inside the trap. Place one in the center and one on each side, for a total of 3.
· Lure the Acrocanthosaurus into the trap. You can use a flying creature or lure it on foot.
· Once the Acrocanthosaurus is caught in a bear trap, disable snap-to-grid and quickly place two more gates behind the dinosaur to fully enclose it.

· After trapping the Acrocanthosaurus, shoot it once with a shotgun to induce a defensive stance. If it moves its head left and right or turns its body to one side, you've succeeded.
· Once it's in a defensive stance, shoot it one shot at a time and wait for the Acrocanthosaurus to roar.
· When it roars, approach and press the 'E' key to feed it Biotoxin. Biotoxin should be in your last slot.
· Repeat this process to increase taming effectiveness.
· During taming, beware of fake roars. Fake roars are accompanied by different sounds and slower animations, knocking back the player and dealing massive damage.
· Check the table below for the difference between a real roar and a fake roar.

Category	Real Roar	Fake Roar
Characteristics	After roaring, approach and press 'E' to administer Biotoxin
Caution		Different sound, slower animation Knocks back player and causes significant damage

· Once the taming effectiveness is sufficiently high by repeating the Biotoxin administration process, place Kibble in the Acrocanthosaurus's inventory.
· After it eats the Kibble, the taming is complete.