A white ram-like creature with large horns and a shark mouth eats grass in a Minecraft mountain valley, watched by a blocky player.

Encircling the Lapis Valley were the Yale Mountains, named for their population of, well, Yales. At first glance, a Yale appeared to be similar to the sheep found elsewhere in the Minecraft Dimension, albeit with monstrously large horns and a less blocky body. In fact, their horns are so large that they could tear apart a Bobeko, and their eyes are particularly mysterious and show no sign of life whatsoever. Once a Yale had its wool sheared, an even more abstract feature would be revealed-a massive shark-like mouth on its belly, filled with sharp teeth. After hearing these descriptions, a player would be right to avoid farming them, but an investigation into their behavior would prove them wrong. Yales are actually gentle; their immense horns are actually used as front legs, and their mouths are actually used for scraping delicious moss and leaves off of rocks and trees respectively. As for their eyes, they just appear lifeless-Yales are actually very intelligent beings and their brains are constantly solving simple equations about when the grass is most likely to grow according to variables such as sunlight, wind speed, soil type, and the presence of bone meal. Ok, that was an exaggeration. But Yales are kind and wise creatures. Now, one particular Yale by the name of Bob was following a player named The Admin around the mountains in a desperate attempt to regain his fur. That name (The Admin, not Bob) would spark attention elsewhere in The Game, but not here in Lycanitor, Ver más