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Century Skills INNOVATION LIBRARY

21st

CHERRY LAKE PUBLISHING ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN by Josh Gregory

Animal Crossing:

Collecting Fish, Bugs,

and Fossils

UNOFFICIAL

GUIDES

Published in the United States of America by Cherry Lake Publishing

Ann Arbor, Michigan

www.cherrylakepublishing.com

Reading Adviser: Beth Walker Gambro, MS, Ed., Reading Consultant, Yorkville, IL

Copyright 2022 by Cherry Lake Publishing Group

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or utilized in any

form or by any means without written permission from the publisher.

Cherry Lake Press is an imprint of Cherry Lake Publishing Group

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Cherry Lake Publishing Group would like to acknowledge the work of the

Partnership for 21st Century Learning, a Network of Battelle for Kids. Please

visit http://www.batelleforkids.org/networks/p21 for more information.

Printed in the United States of America

Corporate Graphics

ISBN 9781534196414 (ebook)

ISBN 9781534190573 (pdf)

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Chapter 1 On Display 4

Chapter 2

Hook, Line, and Sinker

Chapter 3

Creepy Crawlers

Chapter 4

Digging Deep

Glossary 30

Find Out More 31

Index 32

About the Author 32

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Contents

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On Display

Chapter 1

Exploring the great outdoors is a big part of having

fun in Animal Crossing: New Horizons .

I

f youve played Animal Crossing: New Horizons ,

you know that one of the best parts of the game

is getting to explore your very own island. Every

players island is different, and you can customize

yours to get it just the way you want it. But even though

theres plenty of variety, some things are the same on

ANIMAL CROSSING: Collecting Fish, Bugs, and Fossils

every players island. One of them is that the games

virtual world is always packed with wildlife. The

shadows of fish move back and forth lazily through the

islands waterways and along the coast. Dragonflies

dart through the air, and beetles cling to the sides of

trees. No matter where you are on the island, youre

bound to spot something moving around.

Early on in the game, youll find out that the

creatures living on your island arent just for

show. In fact, they are one of the main sources of

activity in Animal Crossing . One of your main goals

while playing will be to catch and catalog every wild

species on the island. As you do, you will earn all

kinds of rewards. Youll also get the satisfaction of

filling in your Critterpedia. This is an app for your

NookPhone that shows which animals youve caught so

far. It also shows blank spaces for the ones you havent

caught yet. This means you can always see how close

you are to catching everything.

When you first arrive on your island in Animal

Crossing , there arent many other characters there.

One of the few who is around from the very begin-

ning is Tom Nook. Tom will guide you through the

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many tasks needed to get a town up and running on

the island. One thing he asks you to do early on is

start catching fish and bugs. After youve caught five

creatures, he will tell you about his friend Blathers.

Blathers is a friendly owl who wants to set up a

museum on the island. Tom will tell you to pick out a

location for this museum, and Blathers will show up

the next day.

Youll be talking to Blathers very often once you

start collecting the local wildlife.

ANIMAL CROSSING: Collecting Fish, Bugs, and Fossils

At first, Blathers will hang out in a tent. He needs

to take care of a few things before he can set up a

permanent museum building on the island. In the

meantime, he asks you to start bringing him fish, bugs,

or fossils . Once you have brought him 15 things, he

will be ready to start construction on the museum. If

you wait two days and come back, the museum will be

ready to explore. From the outside, the museum looks

about the same size as any other building in your

town. But once you walk in the front door, youll see

that its actually quite roomy.

Once the museum is built, you can always

find Blathers near the entrance in the main room.

Sometimes he will be napping or reading a book.

He wont mind if you bother him, though. Talk to him

anytime you want to donate something.

Head to the right from the museum entrance to

reach the aquarium. Here, youll see tanks filled with

the different fish youve donated to Blathers so far. The

aquarium is divided into two rooms. The one on the

bottom is home to freshwater fish. These are the ones

you can catch in rivers and ponds. The one on top

holds creatures from the ocean. Near each fish tank,

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youll see small information boards. Inspect these to

get a close look at specific fish. This will also tell you

the date you donated the fish to Blathers.

Bugs are displayed in the rooms to the left of the

main museum entrance. There are three different

rooms in this area. The first is a tree-filled habitat

where different bugs can hang out in their natural

environments. Like in the aquarium, you can inspect

the signs to get a closer view of the bugs. There are

also benches you can sit on to simply enjoy the peace-

ful view. Keep moving left from the first room and you

will find yourself in the butterfly room. Here, colorful

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