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Mobs In Minecraft
Mobs are the danger in Minecraft. There are three types of mobs in Minecraft: overworld mobs, nether mobs and BOSSES! The mobs in the overworld are: witches, silverfish, enderman, endermites, skeletons, creepers, zombies (may vary), slimes (sizes vary), guardians, elder guardians, and spiders (may vary). The mobs in the nether are: wither skeletons, ghasts, blazes, and magma cubes (sizes vary). The BOSSES are: The Wither And The Ender Dragon. They are #DANGEROUS!!!(Note: Wither can be spawned infinite times, but Ender Dragon cannot be respawned unless in 1.10 or further.)
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