News tip Animal Crossing New Horizons: Which Species Will Extinct In December?
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November is almost over. On this page of our complete Animal Crossing: New Horizons walkthrough, find out all the species that will be disappearing from your island starting December 1st.
November is almost over in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. This month we were able to introduce the very complete update 2.0 of the game and its DLC: Happy Home Paradise. But changing the month means species are disappearing from the game, and this page of our complete Animal Crossing: New Horizons walkthrough details each specimen that will leave your island in early December.
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- Northern hemisphere
- Which insects disappear on December 1st?
- Which fish will disappear on December 1st?
- Which sea creatures will disappear on December 1st?
- Southern Hemisphere
- Which insects disappear on December 1st?
- Which fish will disappear on December 1st?
- Which sea creatures will disappear on December 1st?
updated by the holo movement, November 25, 2021 at 11:55:11 AM
The content of this article has been updated to add information about the southern hemisphere and marine life.
Northern hemisphere
Which insects disappear on December 1st?
The time has come at the end of November 10 types Insects that will disappear from our islands for a few months. Apart from the orchid mantis, all of these insects are common, so it shouldn’t be hard to find them all before december. Here is the list:
| Surname | period | Time | Location & weather | Resale (price) | Scarcity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Acrida cinerea | from April to November | 8 am – 7 pm | Sol | 200 | Spread |
| cricket | from august to november | 8 am – 7 pm | Sol | 400 | Spread |
| Desert locust | from august to november | 8 am – 7 pm | Sol | 600 | Spread |
| Meadow cricket | from September to November | 17h – 8h | Sol | 130 | Spread |
| Orchid mantis | from March to November | 8 am – 5 pm | white flowers | 2400 | Rarely |
| mantis | from March to November | 8 am – 5 pm | flower | 430 | Spread |
| monarch | from September to November | 4 am – 5 pm | sky | 140 | Spread |
| Mormolyce | from May to June and from September to November | All day | Tree stumps | 450 | Spread |
| Stick insect | from July to November | 4h – 8h / 17h – 19h | Trees | 600 | Spread |
| Puce | from April to November | All day | To the villagers | 70 | Spread |
Which fish will disappear on December 1st?
They are too 10 types of fish that choose to leave your island’s waters from the beginning of December. So you still have a few days to include them in your bebêtopedics:
| Surname | period | Time | Location & weather | Resale (price) | Cut | Scarcity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chinese crab | from September to November | 16h – 9h | flow | 2000 | Daintily | Rarely |
| guppy | from April to November | 9 am – 4 pm | flow | 1300 | Minus school | Spread |
| Hippocampe | from April to November | All day | ocean | 1100 | Minus school | Spread |
| Neon blue | from April to November | 9 am – 4 pm | flow | 500 | Minus school | Spread |
| Char | from March to June and from September to November | 4:00 p.m. – 9:00 a.m. and all day (September to November) | River (cliff) | 3800 | Medium-sized | Rarely |
| Scorpion fish | from April to November | All day | ocean | 500 | Mean | Spread |
| beam | from august to november | 4am – 9pm | ocean | 3000 | Gigantic | Rarely |
| Masou salmon | from March to June and from September to November | 16h – 9h | River (cliff) | 1000 | Small / medium | Spread |
| Scarus | from March to November | All day | ocean | 5000 | Mean | Rarely |
| Golden trout | from March to May and from September to November | 16h – 9h | River (cliff) | 15000 | Mean | Very rare |
Which sea creatures will disappear on December 1st?
They are after all 3 sea creatures who finds warmer seabeds from arrival December:
| Surname | period | Time | Location & weather | Resale (price) | Scarcity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gazami crab | June to November | All day | ocean | 2200 | Spread |
| Nautile | March to June and September to November | 4 p.m. to 9 a.m. | ocean | 1800 | Spread |
| Umbrella octopus | April to May and September to December | All day | ocean | 6000 | Rarely |
Southern Hemisphere
Which insects disappear on December 1st?
In the southern hemisphere, some new insects will appear in Animal Crossing New Horizons in December, while a only insects will leave us. it’s about the Mole cricket.
If this insect isn’t present in your bebetopedic, give it a try hear the sounds of the crickets who was heard. Find their source and dig there to dig it up. Then quickly get your network out to catch her before she disappears.
| Surname | Time | Location & weather | Resale (price) | Scarcity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mole cricket | All day | Underground | 500 | Spread |
Which fish will disappear on December 1st?
As for the fish, three of them will leave your island’s waters in early December. These are the pond loach, the ribbon fish and the golden trout.
| Surname | Time | Location & weather | Resale (price) | Cut | Scarcity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pond loach | All day | flow | 400 | Small / medium | Spread |
| Ribbon fish | All day | ocean | 9000 | Gigantic | Very rare |
| Golden trout | 16h – 9h | River (cliff) | 15000 | Mean | Very rare |
Loach is very common in rivers and should be found without any problems. The task becomes more difficult with band fish and golden trout. Ribbonfish are found in the oceans, Fish huge shadow that you have a good chance of finding it there. The golden trout, for its part, is found in the existing rivers at least at level +1 on your island.
Which sea creatures will disappear on December 1st?
As for the sea creatures, three types will escape Your island’s seabed The beginning of December.
| Surname | Time | Location & weather | Resale (price) | Scarcity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dungeness crab | All day | ocean | 1900 | Spread |
| Umbrella octopus | All day | ocean | 6000 | Rarely |
| turbo | All day | ocean | 1000 | Spread |
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