Each seed of Minecraft containgenerates a variety of structures such as dungeons, caves, temples, and more.

There are multiple fossils in the game, both in the normal world and in the Nether-world, as well asnd there are many differences between each oneamong them.

There are numerous types of fossils, and all of them have their own file with a unique name on them.

Maybe you are wondering what animal weres left these fossils.

As I said, each of thoese types of fossils has its own file, but these files and their names, don't say anything worth it, tmuch. The name of each file is just a generic name such aslike "Skull_1"," and what theyeach file contains are just lines of code.

So the lastonly thing that we can do is compare these skulls and spines with realthe animals in Minecraft, i. It's not something very feasible, but is still better than nothing.

The results are pretty interesting, w. We found some similitudarities in animals like sheeps, pigs, spiders, ocelots, and even endermites, and much more.

"sheep" is the singular and plural form of sheep.

We can also find some similitudarities with real-life animals like Mmammoths, but the very concerningmost important question is, what the hell happened with the fossils in the Nether-world?

Maybe you are wondering what animal weres these fossils. were

Each seed of Minecraft contains a variety of structures such as dungeons, caves, temples, and more.

You can also use "etc." instead of "and more."

There are multiplelots of fossils in the game, both in the normal world and in the Nether-world, as well as many differences between each one.

TherOne such difference are the numerous possible types of fossils, and; all of them have their own file with a unique name on them.

The original is good. I just changed it so it connects to the previous sentence more about "many differences" between each fossil.

Maybe you awere wondering what animal were these fossils are from.

As I said, each of those types of fossils has its own file, but these files and their names, don't say anything worth it, thave any particular meaning. The name of each file is just a generic name such as "Skull_1"," and what they contain are justthe file itself just contains lines of code.

"Doesn't say anything of worth" can be better phrased as "doesn't have any particular meaning."

So, the last thing that we can do is compare these skulls and spines with real animals in Minecraft, i. It's not something very feasible, but it's still better than nothing.

The results are pretty interesting,; we found some similitudarities/resemblances in animals like sheeps, pigs, spiders, ocelots, even endermites, and much more.

"Similtude" isn't a frequently used word (it does convey they same meaning though), so you might want to replace it with something like "similarities" or "resemblances."

We can also find some similitudarities/resemblances with real-life animals like the Mammoth, but the verymost concerning question is, w: "What the hell happen with the fossils in the Nether-world?!"

This question is way more complicated to answer, yetregardless, we have an answer.