Mojang introduced new Minecraft chicken variants with the latest snapshot 25w06a and the 1.21.70.22 beta and preview, adding some much-needed diversity to one of the oldest mobs in the game.

Mojang will soon release two new cow variants in Minecraft's upcoming game drop. These variants were recently introduced in the Java Edition snapshot 25w05a along with several other new ambient ...

Minecraft Java Snapshot and Bedrock Preview update adds two chicken variants, cactus flowers, and dry grass. Testing new features with the community before release helps spot and fix issues in ...

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Minecraft Snapshot 25W06A brings in two new chicken variants along with a new cactus flower and new types of dry grass as well. While the Warm and Cold Chickens spawn in their respective climates, the ...

When is the next Minecraft update? The next Minecraft update ... In addition to the biome-based pig variants and cow variants added over recent weeks, chicken variants are now available to check ...

Here’s where to find all three Chicken variants in Minecraft. The first new Chicken variant is the Warm Chicken, which has yellow and orange feathers rather than the traditional white ones.

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A new Minecraft Snapshot introduces Cow variants, the Firefly Bush, and Desert ambient sounds. The Cow variants include Cold Cows in snowy biomes and Warm Cows in hotter climates. Firefly Bushes ...

If you could barely contain yourself when Minecraft added a bunch of new pig variants last month, you might want to hold onto something solid: Mojang is back with a brand-new content update for ...

Minecraft Snapshot 25W06A brings in new chicken variants, both warm and cold while updating the original to temperate ones. A new Cactus Flower makes its way into the Desert and Badlands biome, ...

Minecraft recently dropped pig variants into beta, giving porkly variants in cold and warm climates. The other barnyard animals were presumably breighing and neighing from the neglect, but here comes ...