Animal and Pet Research Draft
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This draft explains a deliberate content decision. The official game description refers to animals and an Index, but the imported dataset does not provide a complete, clean target-game animal roster.
Current evidence
The IGN target-game pet page is present in the scrape, but its extracted table is fragmentary. The scrape exposes zone labels and page furniture rather than complete animal rows. A separate large pet table in the same keyword bundle comes from a page for a similarly named Roblox experience.
That second table has many names, rarities, cash rates, and Index rewards, but its source explicitly describes a different experience. Importing it would create a database full of plausible-looking entries for the wrong game.
Why this stays noindex
A pet page should support at least one of these for every entry:
- Confirmed target-game name.
- Confirmed target-game rarity.
- Egg or zone association.
- Official or independently reproducible in-game evidence.
Right now, publishing the large mixed table would violate all four checks for many rows. We would rather have an accurate draft than a false database.
What can be said safely
The official experience describes breaking eggs, collecting rare animals, escaping guards, and returning animals to your base. Successful deliveries contribute to cash and collection progress. Exact income rates, odds, and rewards are not included here.
This draft can become an indexable animal guide when a complete target-game source is available and each imported row can be distinguished from similarly named experience content.