Summer is finally upon us here in the northern hemisphere, and there are plenty of brand new bugs and fish migrating to our 💝islands and towns for us to catch and hand o𒆙ver to Blathers.
So, get ready to fill up the halls of your museum with some more creep꧙y crawlies and slimy fishies with these ten new and rare inhabitants that you'll find mea🔥ndering about your humble abode come June to August.
10 𓄧 Bug: Walking Leaf
The Walking 𝓰Leaf, a deceptive little guy that lingers under trees, is extremely common, but interesting enough to make it a worthwhile entry on the list given his obscure nature. They are, as the name would suggest, a leaf with leg🙈s—or, at least, that's what they look like.
Starting in July, you can find this little fella scu💙rrying about at any time, day or night, blending into the environment, and they'll sell for a sorely low 600 bells, but they'll make a fine addition to your museum's col𝓡lection all the same.
9 🅘 Fish: Ocean Sunfish ♉
You won't make much nabbing the Ocean Sunfish, selling at a measly 4,000 bells, but it's ludicrous size and appe🌊arance makes it a worthy entry into the list. It's so🦩 big that, as pictured above, it completely covers you🌄r character and then some.
It's somewhat rare, and it is found in the ocean with a finned shadow much like sharks between the hours of 4 am and 9 pm. Blathers will surely adore😼 this hefty addition to his museum's collection of wonders.
8 Bug: Horned E💟lephant
You'd best invest in getting some palm trees on your island if you haven't already, as plenty of critte🐽rs that fetch a nice price call them home. The somewhat rare Horned Elephant will be stomping on by for July and August, the only months of the year that you can catch it, and he will be on the beaches.
Given its rarity, it sells for a nifty 8,000 bells, ܫbut you can only find it between the hours of 5 pm🍰 and 8 am, as most of these horned creepy-crawlies are nocturnal.
7 Fish: Giant Snakehead ⭕
Keep an eye out in your ꦰponds for a large shadow as it might just be the Giant Snakehead which swam into town in June. However, it'll be goneไ following August, and it won't return for another year, so get fishing!
They can be caught between 9 am and 4 pm, but, in spite of their rarity, they only ꦑgo for 5,500 bells. It miಞght be best to nab this for the museum then focus your efforts on more profitable catches.
6 🌸 ꦦ Bug: Horned Atlas
Palm trees appear to be quite the attraction for our horned bug fri🅠ends, as you'll find the Atlas hanging out with the Elephant fro🍎m 5 pm to 8 am, so you best keep an eye out on those tropical trees along your coast.
It too goes for a nice 8,000 bells and is just as rare, so there's p🥂rofit to be made if you hang by the beaches, whether that's from the bugs crawling on the trees or the fish swimming in the sea.
5 Fis൩h: Moray Eel
Speaking of the sea, you can find a fairly rare eel dotting about star꧟ting in July. You have until September to nab it, and it's easily noticeable from its distinct shadow, which is long and thin, just like the Ribbon Eel that swam into🐎 town in May.
You can catch it at any time but it only fetches 2,000 bells, so it's not exactly the most lucrative of finds, but🍸 you'll stock up your roster and continue that pressing journey to catch 'em all.
4 Bug: Golden S💖tag
The Horned Elephant isn't the only golden bug ma♎king its way to our islands this Summer, as the aptly named Golden Stag will be strolling by come July. They are hard to miss, given their glistening appearance and bright co🔥lor.
You can catch them from 5 pm to 8 am by the palm trees, just like with the others. It, however, 168♐澳洲幸运5开奖网:fetches a higher price of 12,000 bells given that it is a rarer find. This is 🥀the rarest of the stags, with the Cyclommatus, Giant, Rainbow, Miyama, and Saw ones a💦lso making their way in July.
3 Fish: Arapai🌞mꦕa
Pop by the river and have a look for a big old shadow and you might just catch yourself an Arapaima which is a 𒐪fairly 𓃲rare find worth 10,000 bells,
These can be nabbed🅘 from 9 pm to 4 am between the months of June and September, so you've got plenty of time to go fishing for one.
2 🌊 Bug: Horned Hercules
Fitting that the rares🌞t oꦐf the horned bugs coming our way this Summer is named after a Greek God, one who has even netted himself a Disney film.
You can find the Horned Hercules༺ on palm trees between 5 pm an🐻d 8 am, and they fetch a substantial 12,000 bells. It can be said with confidence that palm trees are going to be worth the investment this summer.
1 Fish: School📖 Of Sharks
There are ple🐓nty of sharks hanging about our islands this Summer, leaving us in September. They are worth a lot of bells, so they are definitely worth keeping an eye out for.
You can spot the Saw, Hammerhead, Great White, a🍌nd Whale sharks by their distinctive finned shadows, but you might just get caught out by the Suckerfish, which sells for much 🔯less. All the sharks, barring the Whale Shark, which can be found at any time, can be caught between 4 pm and 9 am.
The Saw Shark will get you 12,000ꦅ bells, the Hammerhead fetches a lower 8,000, the Great White nabs you a nice 15,000, and the Whale Shark goes for 13,000. They are all at the same level of rarity, so it's a luck of the draw on which you'll reel out—assuming it doesn't turn out to be a Suckerfish.