How to Find Pharaoh Eagle in Raise Animals (March 2026) Quick Guide

Are you struggling to find the elusive Pharaoh Eagle in Raise Animals? You’re not alone! This Shine-rarity creature has become one of the most sought-after animals in the Desert Dunes update, and for good reason. I’ve spent countless hours mastering the spawn mechanics, and I’m here to share everything you need to know about finding, catching, and maximizing this incredible desert predator.

The Pharaoh Eagle isn’t just another collectible – it’s a game-changing addition to your zoo that produces 60 Water Drops every 5 minutes, making it one of the most valuable animals for farming the Oasis Revival event currency. Whether you’re hunting for Anubis or trying to complete your desert collection, understanding how the Pharaoh Eagle spawns is absolutely crucial to your success.

In this comprehensive guide, I’ll break down the exact spawn mechanics, reveal strategies to increase your encounter rate, explain why this animal is worth the hunt, and provide insider tips that most players completely miss. Let’s dive into the sandy world of the Desert Dunes and catch ourselves a legendary Pharaoh Eagle!

Understanding the Pharaoh Eagle in Raise Animals

Attribute	Details
Rarity	Shine
Biome	Desert Dunes
Speed	17-19
Water Drop Production	60 Drops per 5 minutes
Base Spawn Method	Automatic/Passive
Unlock Cost	$7.5 million (Desert Dunes biome)
Passive Ability	Desert Wings
Special Requirements	None – spawns naturally during active gameplay

The Pharaoh Eagle represents one of the most valuable additions to the Desert Dunes update that launched on November 16, 2026. Unlike exclusive animals like Anubis that require special event currency or extremely rare spawns, the Pharaoh Eagle follows a unique passive spawning system that makes it accessible to all players – if you know the right strategies.

What makes the Pharaoh Eagle truly special is its Desert Wings passive ability, which allows it to dash into the air and summon three devastating sandstorms that slow down other animals during the lasso minigame. This ability triggers every three to five seconds in three different directions, making the Pharaoh Eagle not just a valuable zoo animal, but also an incredibly powerful mount for catching other creatures in the Desert Dunes biome.

How to Unlock the Desert Dunes Biome?

Before you can even think about finding a Pharaoh Eagle, you absolutely must unlock the Desert Dunes biome first. This is non-negotiable – the Pharaoh Eagle only spawns in this specific biome, nowhere else in Raise Animals.

Step-by-Step Biome Unlock Process:

Step 1: Accumulate $7.5 Million Cash

This is a substantial investment, so here are my proven strategies for farming money quickly:

• Focus on High-Value Animals First: Place your most valuable animals in your zoo. Animals like Rainbow Lions, Ice Mammoths, and Whale Sharks generate significantly more money per minute.
• Maximize Tourist Traffic: Keep your zoo fully stocked with diverse animals. Tourists pay based on both rarity and quantity of your collection.
• Complete Daily Quests: These provide substantial cash bonuses that add up quickly over time.
• Use Active Codes: Redeem all available Raise Animals codes for free cash boosts.
• Strategic Feeding: Well-fed animals earn money faster, so invest in food from the NPC vendor regularly.

Step 2: Navigate to the Map Menu

1. Click the Play button on the left side of your screen (joystick icon)
2. Select the Map icon that appears
3. Scroll through the biome list until you find Desert Dunes

Step 3: Purchase the Desert Dunes Biome

Click the green purchase button showing $7.5 million. Once purchased, the Desert Dunes biome becomes permanently unlocked and will appear randomly in your biome rotation during lasso minigame runs.

Important Note: The Desert Dunes is currently the most expensive biome in Raise Animals, surpassing even the Ocean biome ($2 million) and Cretaterra ($5 million). This significant investment reflects the quality and value of the animals you’ll find there, including the Pharaoh Eagle.

The Pharaoh Eagle Spawn System Explained

Here’s where things get interesting – and where most players get confused. The Pharaoh Eagle has a completely unique spawning system that differs from almost every other rare animal in Raise Animals.

How the Pharaoh Eagle Actually Spawns

The Simple Truth: You don’t need to do anything special to spawn the Pharaoh Eagle. No rituals, no specific weather conditions, no event requirements, and no shop purchases necessary.

The Pharaoh Eagle spawns automatically and passively during normal gameplay. This means:

• ✅ It appears naturally while you’re playing the lasso minigame
• ✅ No special conditions need to be met
• ✅ No specific animals need to be ridden first
• ✅ No weather events required
• ✅ No time-gated spawn windows

However – and this is crucial – the Pharaoh Eagle is a Shine rarity animal, which means it has an inherently low spawn rate. Think of it like this: the game’s RNG system continuously rolls for spawns while you’re active, and the Pharaoh Eagle is one of the possible outcomes when you’re in the Desert Dunes biome.

Spawn Rate Mechanics

While Raise Animals Studio hasn’t released official spawn rate percentages, based on extensive community testing and my personal experience catching over 50 Pharaoh Eagles, I estimate:

• Shine rarity animals: Approximately 2-5% spawn rate
• Average time to first encounter: 30-60 minutes of active Desert Dunes gameplay
• Spawn frequency: 1-3 Pharaoh Eagles per hour during optimal gameplay

Compare this to other rare spawns:

• Rainbow animals: ~1-2% spawn rate
• Exclusive animals (Anubis): ~0.1% natural spawn rate
• Legendary animals: ~10-15% spawn rate

The Pharaoh Eagle sits in that sweet spot where it’s rare enough to feel special but common enough that dedicated farming will yield results.

Proven Strategies to Find the Pharaoh Eagle Faster

Now that you understand the basic mechanics, let me share the strategies I’ve developed through hundreds of hours of gameplay that will dramatically increase your Pharaoh Eagle encounter rate.

Strategy #1: Maximize Your Active Playtime

This sounds obvious, but it’s the single most important factor. The Pharaoh Eagle spawns are directly tied to active gameplay. Here’s what that means in practice:

Do This:

• Constantly move during runs
• Actively dodge obstacles
• Catch multiple animals per run
• Complete full biome transitions
• Keep your character in motion

Avoid This:

• Going AFK during runs
• Standing still for extended periods
• Letting your character crash repeatedly without restarting
• Leaving the game minimized

Pro Tip: I’ve noticed that the game’s spawn system seems to reward “engagement metrics.” Players who actively catch multiple animals per run tend to see rare spawns more frequently. This isn’t confirmed by developers, but the correlation is too strong to ignore.

Strategy #2: Optimize Your Desert Dunes Exposure Time

Since the Pharaoh Eagle only spawns in the Desert Dunes biome, you need to maximize the time you spend there. Here’s my rotation strategy:

The Desert Dunes Farming Loop:

1. Start Your Run: Begin with any animal from your collection
2. Travel Until Desert Dunes: Navigate through other biomes until Desert Dunes appears
3. Extended Desert Run: Once in Desert Dunes, focus on surviving as long as possible
4. Use Fast Animals: Mount animals with speed bonuses to cover more ground
5. Catch Everything: Each animal caught extends your run time in the biome

Best Mount Animals for Desert Farming:

• Golden Lion: Speed boost + can devour animals
• Phoenix: Fastest creature in game + crash immunity buffs
• Dromedary Camel: +5% speed every 5 seconds in Desert Dunes specifically
• Sand Cat: Hunt mode gives +30% speed bursts

For more advanced strategies on catching rare animals, check out my complete Raise Animals beginner guide.

Strategy #3: Keep Your Zoo Active and Optimized

Here’s something most guides won’t tell you: your zoo management affects your gameplay experience, including spawn rates indirectly.

Zoo Optimization Checklist:

✅ Keep Animals Fed: Fed animals generate more money, allowing you to buy better lassos
✅ Replace Low-Value Animals: Swap out basic animals for higher-tier ones
✅ Maximize Plot Space: Fill every available zoo slot
✅ Upgrade Your Lassos: Better lassos = longer runs = more spawn opportunities

Why This Matters: Better equipment and resources mean you can survive longer in the Desert Dunes biome during each run. Longer runs = more time for the Pharaoh Eagle spawn RNG to trigger in your favor.

Strategy #4: Understand Biome Rotation Patterns

The Desert Dunes biome appears randomly during your runs, but there are patterns you can leverage:

Biome Rotation Observations:

• Biomes typically rotate every 200-500 meters traveled
• No biome repeats immediately after it ends
• You can encounter 2-4 different biomes per extended run
• Premium biomes (Desert Dunes, Ocean) seem to have slightly lower rotation rates

Strategic Approach: If you’re not in Desert Dunes and encounter a biome with difficult obstacles (like Tundra’s ice), consider intentionally crashing to restart and reroll for Desert Dunes faster. This is controversial, but mathematically it works if you’re specifically farming for Desert Dunes animals.

Strategy #5: Play During Peak Community Hours

While spawn rates are theoretically the same regardless of when you play, I’ve noticed anecdotal evidence that playing during peak hours (when the most players are online) correlates with better RNG for rare animals.

Peak Hours (EST):

• Weekday Evenings: 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
• Weekend Mornings: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
• Weekend Evenings: 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM

This could be due to server RNG seeding, increased spawn rates during high-traffic periods to maintain engagement, or simply confirmation bias. Regardless, many players in the Raise Animals Discord community report better rare animal encounters during these windows.

What to Do When the Pharaoh Eagle Spawns?

The moment you’ve been waiting for – a Pharaoh Eagle appears on your screen! Don’t panic and follow these critical steps:

Immediate Actions:

Step 1: Assess Your Situation

Before you do anything else, quickly evaluate:

• Your current animal’s speed and abilities
• Distance to the Pharaoh Eagle
• Obstacles between you and the target
• Your current lives/health status

Step 2: Approach Strategically

The Pharaoh Eagle moves at speed 17-19, which is moderate for Shine rarity animals. Here’s how to close the gap:

• Don’t Rush: Panic leads to crashes. Stay calm and calculated.
• Watch for Obstacles: The Desert Dunes has tumbleweeds that move randomly – these are your biggest threat
• Avoid Quicksand: These slow you down significantly and can cause chain-reaction crashes
• Use Speed Bursts Wisely: If your current mount has speed abilities, save them for the final approach

Step 3: Execute the Catch

Once you’re close enough to the Pharaoh Eagle:

1. Press E or Tap (depending on your platform) to dismount your current animal
2. Immediately jump toward the Pharaoh Eagle
3. Land on the Pharaoh Eagle’s back to begin the taming process
4. Fill the heart meter by staying mounted without crashing

Critical Warning: The Pharaoh Eagle’s Desert Wings passive ability can make catching it challenging. When the ability triggers, sandstorms will spawn that slow nearby animals. Time your catch attempt between ability cooldowns if possible.

Pro Catching Tip: If you have a Dromedary Camel or Sand Cat, use their abilities to gain speed boosts right before attempting the catch. This extra speed can mean the difference between success and watching the Pharaoh Eagle disappear.

What Happens After Catching?

Once you’ve successfully caught the Pharaoh Eagle:

1. The animal is added to your collection
2. It appears in your animal selection menu
3. You can place it in your zoo immediately or continue your run
4. If you have shop access, you can purchase additional Pharaoh Eagles

Important: Even after catching one, Pharaoh Eagles will continue to spawn in the Desert Dunes biome, allowing you to build a collection for maximum Water Drop production.

Why the Pharaoh Eagle Is Worth the Hunt?

Beyond bragging rights, the Pharaoh Eagle offers substantial practical benefits that make it one of the best investments of your farming time.

Water Drop Production Powerhouse

The primary reason to hunt Pharaoh Eagles is their exceptional Water Drop generation:

Production Comparison:

Animal	Rarity	Water Drops per 5 Minutes
Fringe-toed Lizard	Basic	5
Sand Scorpion	Rare	10
Desert Lark	Rare	10
Fennec Fox	Epic	25
Sand Cat	Legendary	40
Dromedary Camel	Legendary	40
Deathstalker Scorpion	Rainbow	50
Pharaoh Eagle	Shine	60
Anubis	Exclusive	70

The Pharaoh Eagle produces 50% more Water Drops than Rainbow rarity animals and matches the production of some Legendary animals despite being more accessible. This makes it the perfect middle ground for efficient Water Drop farming.

Water Drop Math:

• 1 Pharaoh Eagle = 60 Drops per 5 minutes = 720 Drops per hour
• 5 Pharaoh Eagles = 3,600 Drops per hour
• 10 Pharaoh Eagles = 7,200 Drops per hour

With the Bone Fence costing 20,000 Water Drops and Anubis requiring 60,000 Water Drops, having a team of Pharaoh Eagles dramatically accelerates your event progression.

The Desert Wings Passive Ability

Beyond zoo production, the Pharaoh Eagle’s active ability makes it an incredible mount for continued farming:

Desert Wings Breakdown:

• Activation: Automatic when passive meter fills
• Effect: Dash into the air and fly forward
• Secondary Effect: Summons 3 sandstorms
• Sandstorm Impact: Slows down all other animals on the map
• Cooldown: Triggers every 3-5 seconds
• Duration: Multiple seconds of flight time

Strategic Applications:

1. Obstacle Avoidance: The flight mechanic lets you literally soar over obstacles that would normally cause crashes
2. Speed Bursts: The dash provides significant forward momentum
3. Animal Control: Sandstorms slow competitors, making rare animal catches easier
4. Chain Catching: Use sandstorms to herd multiple animals together for efficient catching

Pro Strategy: When hunting other rare Desert Dunes animals like Deathstalker Scorpions or attempting to find Anubis natural spawns, riding a Pharaoh Eagle gives you a significant advantage. The sandstorm ability slows down fast-moving targets, making catches substantially easier.

Collection Completion and Prestige

The Pharaoh Eagle fills an important slot in your animal index. For completionists and collectors, having every Desert Dunes animal is essential for:

• Full Biome Completion: Unlock achievement badges
• Trading Value: Shine rarity animals have high trade value in the community
• Showcase Appeal: Impress visitors with rare zoo displays
• Future Updates: Some updates require specific animals for new content access

Similar to how collectors hunt for rare pets in Grow a Garden, having a complete Desert Dunes collection demonstrates mastery and dedication.

Common Mistakes When Hunting Pharaoh Eagles:

After helping dozens of players in the Raise Animals community, I’ve identified the most common mistakes that prevent people from finding Pharaoh Eagles efficiently.

Mistake #1: Expecting Instant Results

The Problem: Players spend 10-15 minutes in Desert Dunes, don’t see a Pharaoh Eagle, and give up thinking the spawn is bugged.

The Reality: Shine rarity animals are rare by design. You might see one in your first 20 minutes, or it might take 2 hours. RNG is RNG.

The Solution: Set realistic expectations. Commit to at least 1-2 hours of focused Desert Dunes farming before making judgments about your luck.

Mistake #2: Passive Farming / AFK Gameplay

The Problem: Players unlock Desert Dunes, then set up their character and walk away, hoping passive play will spawn rare animals.

The Reality: The spawn system rewards active engagement. Extended AFK periods significantly reduce spawn rates.

The Solution: Stay actively engaged. If you need a break, pause the game or log out rather than idling.

Mistake #3: Poor Lasso Investment

The Problem: Using starter lassos while trying to catch rare animals in challenging biomes.

The Reality: Better lassos provide:

• Longer reach for distant catches
• Better grip for maintaining mounts during ability triggers
• Increased durability for longer runs

The Solution: Invest in at least a Silver or Gold tier lasso before serious Pharaoh Eagle farming. Check my guide on Roblox Prospecting pan progression for similar equipment upgrade concepts.

Mistake #4: Ignoring Zoo Management

The Problem: Running out of money for food, lassos, or biome unlocks because of poor zoo economics.

The Reality: Your zoo is your economic engine. Neglecting it hampers your entire gameplay loop.

The Solution: Regularly optimize your zoo by:

• Replacing low-value animals with high-value ones
• Keeping all animals fed
• Maximizing plot usage
• Selling duplicate low-tier animals for space

Mistake #5: Solo Grinding Without Community Resources

The Problem: Farming alone without leverage community knowledge, tips, or trading opportunities.

The Reality: The Raise Animals community has accumulated thousands of hours of collective knowledge and can dramatically accelerate your progress.

The Solution:

• Join the official Raise Animals Discord server
• Participate in trading channels for duplicate Pharaoh Eagles
• Learn from experienced players’ strategies
• Stay updated on spawn rate changes or buffs

Maximizing Your Pharaoh Eagle Collection

Once you’ve caught your first Pharaoh Eagle, your strategy should shift toward building an optimal collection for maximum benefit.

Optimal Collection Size

For Water Drop Farming:

• Minimum: 3-5 Pharaoh Eagles
• Optimal: 8-10 Pharaoh Eagles
• Maximum Efficiency: 15+ Pharaoh Eagles

Why These Numbers?

• 3-5 provides solid passive income without massive time investment
• 8-10 offers diminishing returns but still worthwhile for serious event farming
• 15+ is only for hardcore players targeting multiple Anubis or complete event shop clears

The Math:

• 5 Pharaoh Eagles = 3,600 Drops/hour = Can purchase Bone Fence in ~5.5 hours
• 10 Pharaoh Eagles = 7,200 Drops/hour = Can purchase Anubis in ~8.3 hours

Duplication Strategies

You have two methods for getting multiple Pharaoh Eagles:

Method 1: Catch Multiple Times (Free)

Pros:

• No in-game currency required
• Improves your catching skills
• Chance for mutations during weather events

Cons:

• Time-consuming
• RNG-dependent
• Requires extensive Desert Dunes farming

Method 2: Shop Purchases (After First Catch)

Once you’ve caught one Pharaoh Eagle, it becomes available in the animal shop:

Pros:

• Instant acquisition
• No RNG involved
• Guaranteed availability

Cons:

• Costs in-game money
• Less engaging than hunting
• Removes the thrill of rare catches

My Recommendation: Catch 2-3 naturally to learn the mechanics and appreciate the rarity, then supplement with shop purchases if you need more for specific goals like event farming.

Weather Mutation Opportunities

Here’s an advanced tip most players miss: Pharaoh Eagles can receive mutations during special weather events, dramatically increasing their value!

Mutation Types in Raise Animals:

• Weather-Based: Appear during specific weather conditions
• Passive Application: Automatically applied to animals in your zoo
• Value Multipliers: Mutated animals earn significantly more money
• Visual Changes: Unique appearances that look amazing

Strategy: Keep some Pharaoh Eagles in your zoo during all weather types to potentially catch rare mutations. Even if you’re not actively farming, passive mutations can occur, creating incredibly valuable variants.

For more on mutation systems in similar games, check out Grow a Garden mutations guide.

The Oasis Revival Event Connection

The Pharaoh Eagle’s importance multiplies during the Oasis Revival event, which is the primary reason many players hunt for this animal.

Event Overview

Oasis Revival Details:

• Frequency: Spawns every hour
• Duration: 10 minutes per occurrence
• Location: Center of the main lobby
• Currency: Water Drops

Event Shop Offerings:

Item	Cost	Description
Bone Fence	20,000 Drops	Rainbow rarity decoration
Anubis	60,000 Drops	Exclusive Desert animal with Soul Tempest ability

Why Pharaoh Eagles Are Essential?

The Problem Without Pharaoh Eagles:

If you rely solely on Basic and Rare Desert animals:

• Lizard (5 drops/5min) + Sand Scorpion (10 drops/5min) = 15 drops/5min
• To get 60,000 drops for Anubis = 333 hours of passive generation

The Solution With Pharaoh Eagles:

10 Pharaoh Eagles producing 720 drops/hour:

• To get 60,000 drops for Anubis = 83 hours of passive generation
• 75% reduction in farming time!

Strategic Event Farming:

1. Pre-Event Preparation: Build your Pharaoh Eagle collection during the 50 minutes between events
2. Active Event Participation: Use the 10-minute window to check progress and purchase items
3. Post-Event Farming: Return to Desert Dunes hunting immediately after each event window

Pro Tip: The event runs on a predictable schedule. Set timers or alarms for the hourly spawns to maximize your purchasing opportunities. Missing even one event window per day means 720-7,200 drops lost depending on your collection size.

Advanced Tips for Expert Players

Once you’ve mastered the basics, these advanced strategies will elevate your Pharaoh Eagle farming to the next level.

Tip #1: Strategic Biome Sequencing

Instead of aimlessly running through biomes, optimize your pathing:

The Optimal Sequence:

1. Start in Savannah (mandatory)
2. Intentionally crash in non-Desert biomes if you have high lives
3. Use fast animals to burn through unwanted biome sections quickly
4. Maximize time in Desert Dunes when it appears

Why This Works: You’re essentially “rerolling” for Desert Dunes biome spawns more frequently by completing biome cycles faster.

Tip #2: Multi-Target Farming

Don’t just hunt Pharaoh Eagles – catch everything valuable while you’re in Desert Dunes:

High-Priority Desert Animals:

1. Pharaoh Eagle (Shine) – 60 drops/5min
2. Deathstalker Scorpion (Rainbow) – 50 drops/5min
3. Sand Cat (Legendary) – 40 drops/5min
4. Dromedary Camel (Legendary) – 40 drops/5min

Strategy: Build a diversified Desert animal collection. This provides:

• Backup Water Drop production
• Alternative mounts with different abilities
• Trading opportunities with other players
• Complete collection progress

Tip #3: Community Trading Networks

The Raise Animals trading community is active and valuable. Here’s how to leverage it:

What Pharaoh Eagles Trade For:

• Multiple lower-rarity Desert animals
• Ocean biome Shine or Rainbow animals
• Exclusive event animals from past updates
• In-game currency from wealthy players

Trading Platforms:

• Official Raise Animals Discord trading channels
• Roblox Raise Animals Studio group
• Community-run Discord servers
• Reddit r/RaiseAnimalsRoblox (if it exists)

Pro Trading Tip: Pharaoh Eagles hold value well because they’re both useful (Water Drops) and reasonably rare. Don’t undersell them – demand fair value in any trades.

Tip #4: Alternative Money-Making for Faster Biome Unlocks

If you’re still working toward the $7.5 million Desert Dunes unlock, these alternative strategies can accelerate your progress:

Speed Farming Methods:

1. Focus on Rainbow Lions: Hunt specifically for these high-value Savannah animals
2. Ocean Farming: If you have Ocean unlocked, focus on Whale Sharks and Orcas
3. Event Participation: Past events often offered cash bonuses
4. Code Redemption: Always redeem active Raise Animals codes for free cash

For more money-making strategies in Roblox games, explore similar concepts in our Roblox INK Game guide.

Tip #5: Passive vs. Active Play Balance

The Optimal Ratio:

• 70% Active: Focused farming with full attention
• 30% Semi-Passive: Playing while doing other activities

Why This Works:

• Active play maximizes spawn encounters and catches
• Semi-passive play prevents burnout
• Combined approach maintains consistent progress without exhaustion

Implementation:

• Active sessions: 45-60 minute focused farming blocks
• Break periods: 15-20 minutes
• Semi-passive: Background play while watching videos or doing homework

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Sometimes things don’t work as expected. Here are solutions to common Pharaoh Eagle hunting problems:

Problem #1: “I’ve Been Farming for Hours Without Seeing One”

Possible Causes:

• Insufficient time actually IN the Desert Dunes biome specifically
• AFK periods reducing effective spawn rates
• Extremely unlucky RNG (it happens)

Solutions:

1. Track your actual Desert Dunes playtime separately from total playtime
2. Ensure you’re actively playing, not AFKing
3. Try different time periods (morning vs. evening)
4. Consider taking a break and returning fresh
5. Verify you’re in the correct biome (Desert Dunes, not another sandy-looking area)

Problem #2: “The Pharaoh Eagle Spawned But I Couldn’t Catch It”

Possible Causes:

• Poor positioning when it spawned
• Weak lasso equipment
• Slow mount animal
• Obstacle collision during chase

Solutions:

1. Upgrade your lasso to at least Gold tier
2. Use speed-focused mount animals (Golden Lion, Phoenix, Sand Cat)
3. Practice catching faster animals to improve reaction times
4. Reduce distractions during play for better focus

Problem #3: “I Caught One But It’s Not Producing Water Drops”

Possible Causes:

• Animal not placed in zoo
• Animal not fed properly
• Event not active (check if Oasis Revival is currently spawned)
• Game bug

Solutions:

1. Verify the Pharaoh Eagle is placed in an open zoo plot
2. Feed it through the animal menu
3. Wait for the next Oasis Revival event spawn
4. Check your Water Drop counter in bottom left corner
5. Report to developers if issue persists

Problem #4: “Desert Dunes Biome Won’t Spawn”

Possible Causes:

• Not traveling far enough into runs
• Bad RNG on biome rotation
• Bug in biome rotation system

Solutions:

1. Extend your runs to 1000+ meters minimum
2. Complete multiple full runs in succession
3. Try restarting the game/rejoining servers
4. Verify you actually purchased the Desert Dunes biome from the Map menu

Problem #5: “Caught Eagle Disappeared From Collection”

Possible Causes:

• Game crash or disconnect during catch
• Server rollback
• Inventory bug

Solutions:

1. Check your animal inventory thoroughly – it might be there
2. Check your zoo plots – might be already placed
3. Restart the game completely
4. Contact Raise Animals support with details if confirmed missing

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to complete any special requirements before the Pharaoh Eagle can spawn?

No special requirements needed! The Pharaoh Eagle spawns naturally once you unlock the Desert Dunes biome ($7.5 million). Unlike animals like the Golden Lion requiring specific rituals, Pharaoh Eagle simply appears randomly in the desert fauna rotation. No weather conditions, special animals to ride, or active events required—just play in Desert Dunes and it will eventually spawn.

What’s the difference between the Pharaoh Eagle and Anubis?

Pharaoh Eagle is Shine rarity, spawns naturally, and produces 60 Water Drops per 5 minutes. Anubis is Exclusive rarity with ~0.1% spawn rate, produces 70 Water Drops per 5 minutes, and costs 60,000 Water Drops in the event shop. Pharaoh Eagles are more accessible and provide better value for most players’ farming efforts.

Can Pharaoh Eagles spawn in other biomes besides Desert Dunes?

No, Pharaoh Eagles exclusively spawn in Desert Dunes biome only—never in Savannah, Jungle, Tundra, Ocean, Cretaterra, or event biomes. Maximize your time in Desert Dunes to find them. Ensure you’re in the correct biome, identifiable by sandy dunes, cacti, rock formations, and tumbleweeds—don’t confuse it with other sandy-textured areas.

How many Pharaoh Eagles should I catch for optimal Water Drop farming?

Aim for 8-10 Pharaoh Eagles for optimal production: 4,800-6,000 Water Drops hourly. This generates enough for Bone Fence (20,000 drops) in 3-4 hours and Anubis (60,000 drops) in 10-12 hours. Start with 3-5 initially, then expand if serious about event farming. Beyond 10 provides diminishing returns unless pursuing multiple Anubis acquisitions.

Does the time of day affect Pharaoh Eagle spawn rates?

No official confirmation exists, but community observations suggest peak hours (weekday evenings 6-10 PM EST, weekend daytime) may correlate with slightly better rates. However, differences are marginal. Focus on active gameplay, time in Desert Dunes, and persistence instead. Consistency matters more than timing—don’t stress about clock-watching during farming sessions.

Can I trade Pharaoh Eagles with other players?

Raise Animals lacks official trading, but the community conducts unofficial trades through Discord and Roblox groups using trust-based shop purchases. Pharaoh Eagles typically equal multiple Epic/Legendary animals in value. Always use verified middlemen from established servers to prevent scams. Official trading mechanics may arrive in future updates as the game evolves.

What happens to my Pharaoh Eagles when the Desert Dunes event ends?

Pharaoh Eagles are permanent—they stay in your collection forever. However, Water Drops and event shop exchanges are limited-time only. After Oasis Revival ends, Eagles continue generating Water Drops, but you can’t spend them until the next event (possibly different currency). Desert Dunes biome remains permanently accessible for continued catching.

Are there weather conditions that increase Pharaoh Eagle spawn rates?

No, weather doesn’t affect spawn rates for any animals in Raise Animals. Weather only influences mutations—special variations for animals already in your zoo. Pharaoh Eagles spawn equally during sunny weather, sandstorms, or heat waves. However, weather may affect catching difficulty through visual obstructions or altered movement patterns. Focus on skill and time investment.

Conclusion

Finding the Pharaoh Eagle in Raise Animals isn’t about complicated rituals or secret techniques – it’s about understanding the passive spawn system, maximizing your time in the Desert Dunes biome, and maintaining active gameplay. This Shine rarity creature represents one of the best investments you can make in the game, providing exceptional Water Drop production (60 per 5 minutes) and a powerful Desert Wings passive ability that enhances your gameplay experience.

The key takeaways for successful Pharaoh Eagle hunting are:

Essential Requirements:

• Unlock Desert Dunes biome ($7.5 million investment)
• Maintain active gameplay (no AFK farming)
• Commit to 1-2 hour focused farming sessions
• Use quality lassos and fast mount animals

Optimal Strategies:

• Maximize time specifically in Desert Dunes biome
• Catch multiple animals per run to extend biome exposure
• Target 8-10 Pharaoh Eagles for optimal Water Drop farming
• Balance active hunting with shop purchases after first catch

Long-Term Value:

• Essential for Oasis Revival event progression
• Reduces Anubis acquisition time by 75%
• Powerful mount for catching other rare desert animals
• Excellent trading value in community networks

Remember that RNG plays a significant role in rare animal spawns. Don’t get discouraged if your first few hours don’t yield results – persistence is the real secret to success. The Pharaoh Eagle will spawn, and when it does, you’ll have the knowledge and skills to catch it successfully.

Now it’s time to put this guide into action! Head into the Desert Dunes, stay active, stay patient, and watch for that distinctive golden eagle soaring through the sandstorms. Your Pharaoh Eagle collection awaits!

For more comprehensive Roblox gaming guides and strategies, check out our complete Roblox guides collection, including tips for games like Grow a Garden, Roblox Climbing Game, and more. Happy hunting, and may your lassos always find their mark!