The randomly generated world of Minecraft has technically been limitless since the beginning, but Mojang has made it even bigger over time by adding more diversity to the things you can discover in the world. Over the years, we’ve had new items, recipes, monsters, animals, and even entire biomes integrated into the game. Biomes are always the most exciting because they introduce an entirely new ecosystem that brings back that fresh feeling of exploration. We have a lot more than just the few basic biomes the game launched with, so let’s run through them all and what makes them unique.
Note that there are many sub-biomes within many larger ones, so we will do our best to consolidate them all and list anything unique within them as logically as possible.
Plains
The plains are your default biome in Minecraft and are mostly clear grasslands with some basic trees, dirt, stone, flowers, and animals like chickens, cows, donkeys, horses, pigs, rabbits, and sheep. Mobs to be on the lookout for include creepers, skeletons, spiders, zombies, witches, endermen, and occasionally slimes. If it is the snowy variation of the plains, you can also find polar bears.
Forest
There are tons of different forest types in Minecraft, making them the easiest to find. The different subtypes include birch forests, dark forests, flower forests, and old growth forests. All forests have plenty of birch and oak logs, leaves, grass, flowers, peony, and rose bushes, however, the…
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