Animal Crossing New Horizons: All Year Sea Creature Guide!
Welcome back everyone to yet another Animal Crossing blog. Yup, we’re addicted to this game and as such, you’ll keep seeing blog after blog about what’s in the game and how to get the most out of the game. Sorry…but not really too sorry because this game has been awesome for fighting my depression and for helping to teach our son.
So on July 3rd I believe it was, we saw the 1.3 update for Animal Crossing and with it came swimming in the ocean (yeah thanks Tom… safe indeed…I keep catching Great White Sharks from my shore! I’ve seen Jaws numerous times you damn Racoon, we need to close the beaches!) Anyway, with the update also came diving to capture sea creatures that we can turn into the museum, sell, and even one we can give to a cool Otter named Pascal – and he will give us Mermaid DIY’s, Clothes and even Pearls! So that’s what this blog will be featuring, the sea creatures you can find all year long in both hemispheres.
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Name- Time- Shadow Size- Swim Speed
Sea Stars- All Day- Small Shadow- Slow
Sea Anemone- All Day- Large Shadow- Still
Sea Slug- All Day- Extra-Small- Extra-Slow
Pearl Oyster- All Day- Small- Medium
Scallop- All Day- Medium- Slow
Whelk- All Day- Small- Slow
Octopus- All Day- Medium- Slow
Acorn barnacle- All Day- Extra-Small- Still
Mantis Shrimp- 4pm-9am- Small- Medium
And there you have it. Out of 40 available creatures, we have 9 that are available all year long. And as you can see by our chart all but one of them are available all day. Since this is July lets see what leaves in both Hemispheres at the end of this month!
Northern Hemisphere
Seaweed- All Day- Large- Still
Southern Hemisphere
Abalone- 4pm-9am- Medium- Medium
So we have one from each Hemisphere leaving us. Keep checking back to see if we have anything new coming in August as well as for our fishing and bug guides for August! Also, don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube and check out our Patreon pages linked above! Anything you can do to help by liking, sharing, and subscribing goes one step further in being able to keep bringing these blogs, reviews, and more to you!
