With the summer season in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Animal Crossing: New Horizons comes sharks populating the🔯 ocean. As with past installments in the series, players perusing the bea💧ches during the months of June-September may occasionally spot finned shadows out at sea, waiting to be plucked from the watery depths. When you see one of those, you've encountered one of the many different varieties of shark available.
If you've come to this guide, you're looking for the Hammerhead Shark. He isn't the most elusive of fish in New Horizons, but he can still be a ꦏlittle tricky to spot. The worst thing about going for any specific shark is that you can't tell specifically from its shadow which one you've spotted. There's a bit of RNG invoಞlved with finding them.
Still, you can use these small tips to give yoursel𒁏f a better chance of finding sharks, in general.
As you can see in the screenshot above, that is the exact shadow you want. I happened to get stupidly lucky and pull up a Hammerhead from it, but you'll sometimes nab a Great White, Whale Shark, or Suckerfish. If that does happeไn, don't fret. You'll just need to keep trying and one will eventually spawn.
To help yourself along, remember that Hammer🅘heads only spawn between 4:00 pm ༺and 9:00 am on any given day. If you see a finned shadow before then, it is either the Whale Shark or Suckerfish. There are also slight variances with the size of finned shadows, but that is probably going to be more work than its worth to spot.
If you want to really give yourself the ܫbest advantage, grab a Nook Miles Ticket, head to a deserted island, and bring lots of Fish Bait. Throwing that into the ocean there will give you a better chance of a shark෴ spawn (since there aren't any piers nearby). Fishing during the rain will also increase the spawn rate of rarer fish.
Once you do ge❀t a Hammerhead -and after you've donated one to the museum-, you can sell the fish for 8ꦉ,000 bells at Nook's Cranny. If CJ is on your island that day, he'll buy one for 12,000 bells.