Đầm lầy đước

Đầm lầy đước

Mangrove Swamp

Biome

Khám phá biome Đầm lầy đước trong Minecraft: khối bùn, nước xanh ngọc, ếch ấm, skeleton bogged, sinh slime, hóa thạch và đặc điểm hình ảnh.

Mangrove Swamp is a warm, wetland biome found in the Overworld, recognizable by its thick clusters of mangrove trees rooted directly in a floor of mud blocks. Scattered grass and dirt patches break up the terrain, while lily pads drift across the teal-tinted water surface — a distinctive hue that sets the Mangrove Swamp apart from the grayer palette of a regular swamp. Seagrass lines the beds of flooded sections, and bee nests tucked into the canopy make this biome a dependable source of honey and honeycombs.

In terms of world generation, the Mangrove Swamp appears at or near sea level in regions with elevated erosion values. Underground, fossils can generate beneath the mud, sharing that trait with deserts and standard swamps.

The mob roster here is distinct. Warm-variant frogs spawn exclusively in the Mangrove Swamp, alongside tropical fish in the water. Slimes appear at night, with spawn rates that fluctuate according to the moon phase — reaching their peak during a full moon and halting entirely at new moon. Bogged skeletons also emerge after dark, introducing a poison-tipped arrow threat. Notably, swamp huts do not generate here, unlike in the standard swamp variant.

Villagers originating in a Mangrove Swamp wear a swamp-themed skin. Dense underwater fog limits visibility considerably, and with Vibrant Visuals enabled, the biome gains humid volumetric fog with an orange cast at distance and warmer color grading overall.