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  1. ToolsUpgrade payback worksheetEstimate how many income cycles a cash upgrade needs before it pays for itself. Use it when a bar upgrade and the next food are competing for the same cash. It does not read your plot, and it does not convert Throw Power XP into cash.
  2. Codes[🎃] Throw Food For Animals how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
  3. Codes[🎃] Throw Food For Animals expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
  4. Tools[🎃] Throw Food For Animals toolsEditorial pickers and calculators.
  5. Tools[🎃] Throw Food For Animals class pickerPublished roster topics for reference.
  6. Wiki[🎃] Throw Food For Animals playersRoster hub.
  7. Pages[🎃] Throw Food For Animals updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
  8. Pages[🎃] Throw Food For Animals scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
  9. Pages[🎃] Throw Food For Animals official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
  10. Rankings[🎃] Throw Food For Animals tier listEditorial S through D boards.
  11. GuidesFirst throw: Carrot, catch, and parkThrow the starter Carrot, release near the top of the 0–20 meter, and park the animal before you buy anything.
  12. GuidesTrain Throw Power and time the meterThrow Power sets distance. The 0–20 meter sets one throw. Food does neither of those jobs.
  13. GuidesFood Shop ladder: all 38 foodsAll 38 Food Shop rows from Carrot to Phantom Lobster, and the rule for buying the next one.
  14. GuidesPark animals so the plot earns cashPark animals to earn cash, then use Equip Best. Session rates are clues, not a guaranteed 128-animal dex.
  15. GuidesAreas you throw towardForest through Taiga are the named throw targets. Exact Throw Power gates are not published.
  16. GuidesRobux shop, passes, and Halloween itemsPasses, Throw Power packs, luck boosts, and the percentage pets, with the prices published in late October 2026.
  17. GuidesHalloween update and new-map listingsWhat the Halloween listing and the new-map cards actually said, including the times that were later withdrawn.
  18. WikiCarrotStarter Common food, already equipped.
  19. WikiAppleFirst paid Common food.
  20. WikiBananaLast Common food.
  21. WikiToastFirst Uncommon food.
  22. WikiOrangeSecond Uncommon food.
  23. WikiPearLast Uncommon food.
  24. WikiCheeseFirst Rare food.
  25. WikiBread LoafRare tier 4 food.
  26. WikiWatermelonTier 4 food with no rarity printed on the source list.
  27. WikiCroissantFirst Epic food.
  28. WikiChocolateEpic tier 5 food.
  29. WikiMushroomLast Epic food.
  30. WikiBaconFirst Legendary food.
  31. WikiBurgerLegendary tier 7 food.
  32. WikiShankLast Legendary food.
  33. WikiFilletFirst Mythic food. Published price looks inconsistent.
  34. WikiSteakMythic tier 8 food.
  35. WikiRoyal SteakLast Mythic food.
  36. WikiGolden AppleFirst Secret food.
  37. WikiCrystal MelonSecret tier 10 food.
  38. WikiEmber BaconLast Secret food.
  39. WikiLava SteakFirst Divine food.
  40. WikiElder StrawberryDivine tier 11 food.
  41. WikiPhoenix FilletLast Divine food.
  42. WikiStar JellyFirst Celestial food.
  43. WikiDragon's AppleCelestial tier 13 food.
  44. WikiStarlight DonutCelestial tier 13 food.
  45. WikiGlowshroomCelestial tier 13 food.
  46. WikiSunday TowerLast Celestial food.
  47. WikiGolden CornFirst Eternal food.
  48. WikiRoast TurkeyEternal tier 14 food.
  49. WikiCaramel AppleEternal tier 14 food.
  50. WikiCandy CornEternal tier 15 food.
  51. WikiHot CiderEternal tier 15 food.
  52. WikiGolden PumpkinLast Eternal food.
  53. WikiGhost ChowderFirst Cosmic food.
  54. WikiCalamari RingsCosmic tier 16 food.
  55. WikiPhantom LobsterTop Cosmic food on the October 30 list.
  56. WikiFrogStarter catch from the Carrot.
  57. WikiBunnyEarly catch. Rainbow variants exist.
  58. WikiOwlForest animal above a typical starter Frog in one session.
  59. WikiBadgerEarly animal with a recorded Golden variant.
  60. WikiPaw PonyForest sample with no published rate.
  61. WikiHorseForest sample with no published rate.
  62. WikiCowReported early animal. Rate is poorly sourced.
  63. WikiZebraSavanna income step in session recaps.
  64. WikiHyenaPossible free early shop animal, also a Savanna sample.
  65. WikiGiraffeSavanna animal without a published base rate.
  66. WikiJackalDesert target with a large session rate.
  67. WikiKoalaJungle example from a single route log.
  68. WikiTigerJungle sample, including Golden tags in clips.
  69. WikiMantis ShrimpNamed animal with conflicting area logs.
  70. WikiGriffinLate Mountains animal in session recaps.
  71. WikiGorillaMountains animal. A Rainbow form is advertised at extreme odds.
  72. WikiBearTaiga animal in late session recaps.
  73. WikiCaracalTaiga sample without a published rate.
  74. WikiWolfTaiga sample without a published rate.
  75. WikiSeahorseKnown from a Big variant snapshot.
  76. WikiTriceratopsClip animal from an unnamed later landing.
  77. WikiMosasaurusLater clip animal. Diamond tag seen, multiplier unknown.
  78. WikiGhost PirateEvent-adjacent clip animal.
  79. WikiJellyfishShop animal listed at $7.5M per second.
  80. WikiFenrirShop animal listed at $100B per second.
  81. WikiVelociraptorShop animal listed at $150T per second.
  82. WikiHydraShop animal listed at $10Qi per second.
  83. WikiPumpkin MonsterPercentage pet at 900% of your best animal.
  84. WikiGiant SquidPercentage pet at 300% of your best animal.
  85. WikiWoolly MammothPercentage pet at 150% of your best animal.
  86. WikiForestFirst named area after the base.
  87. WikiSavannaSecond named area on recorded routes.
  88. WikiDesertDesert, the Jackal landmark.
  89. WikiJungleJungle landmark on the named route.
  90. WikiOceanOcean on the named route.
  91. WikiMountainsLate area with Griffin and Gorilla samples.
  92. WikiTaigaLast named area on the Forest-to-Taiga route.
  93. WikiUnnamed new mapsTwo announced maps without published names.
  94. WikiRainbowOfficial mutation named on the Rainbow Egg.
  95. WikiGiantOfficial size word. Huge and Colossal may be related clip names.
  96. WikiGoldCommonly seen color tag. Multiplier unknown.
  97. WikiDiamondClip tag without a published multiplier.
  98. WikiRuby and EmeraldExtra color tags from clips.
  99. WikiPhantom and NightmareStacked tags seen in clips. Not a food item.
  100. WikiWooden BarStarter pull-up bar.
  101. WikiSteel BarFirst bar upgrade, $50 for 2 XP per rep.
  102. WikiPlot incomeCash ticks from parked animals, not from the bag.
  103. WikiEquip BestMenu control that fills slots with stronger animals.
  104. WikiPlot slotsLimited parks. Early count is about 10 and unverified.
  105. WikiSelling animalsSells a weaker extra. Never the only earner.
  106. PagesHome
  107. GuidesBeginner GuideStart with one parked animal, then train or buy food depending on where the last throw landed.
  108. GuidesGuidesRead in this order: park one animal, fix distance, then buy the food that matches the landing.
  109. WikiWikiFoods, animals, areas, mutations, training bars, cash, and the event cards that were actually published.
  110. WikiEquipmentThe 38 Food Shop baits. Price and tier come from the shop list published October 30, 2026. Food changes which animals can appear. It does not add throw distance.
  111. WikiCharactersNamed animals from play sessions, area logs, and the Robux shop. About 128 animals are claimed in public recaps. Missing names are omitted on purpose. Cash rates are session notes unless the shop prints a product rate.
  112. WikiWorldsNamed throw destinations from recorded routes. Throw Power gates are not published. Unnamed Halloween maps are a separate entry.
  113. WikiMutationsTags that change an animal's look and its live cash. Rainbow and Giant are named on the Rainbow Egg. Other tags are clip names without a published multiplier.
  114. WikiMachinesPull-up bars that raise Throw Power. Only the Wooden Bar and the Steel Bar have a confirmed price or role. Later bar names are not listed here.
  115. WikiMoneyCash comes from parked animals. Plot slots, Equip Best, and selling are the controls around that income.
  116. WikiEventsDated event cards for this Place. A deleted listing is recorded as deleted. It is not treated as a current end time.
  117. CodesCodesNo working code is published for this experience. This page stays up so a real string has a place to land later.
  118. VideosVideo GuidesPlayer videos that show the first throw, pull-ups, and early food upgrades in this experience. These are not official Goofy Chupacabra uploads.
  119. ToolsCalculatorType an upgrade's cash cost and the extra income you see. The worksheet estimates how many cycles it takes to earn that cost back.
  120. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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