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Map / UPDATED September 8, 2026

Steal An Egg Biomes: Dated Speed Targets and Two Conflicts

Use reported training targets without confusing them with guaranteed escapes.

Your next move

Match your next biome to the dated table, and read the Jungle and Cherry Blossom caveats before treating a figure as exact.

Plan this task
  1. Reference targets
  2. Jungle has conflicting coverage
  3. Cherry Blossom appears in later coverage
  4. A finite route record
  5. Next step

Reference targets

BiomeSpeed
ForestNone
Lake900
Desert10K
Jungle40K
Snow170K
Volcano700K
Abyss Ocean2.5M
Prehistoric17M
Cosmic700M
Lake label along the route
Lake landmark; numbers are player-specific. Open full image · Image source

Jungle has conflicting coverage

That report also notes a 50K Jungle figure. Its 40K row is a reported lower target, not a guaranteed safe loaded escape.

Cherry Blossom appears in later coverage

August 27 reports list Cherry Blossom at 2.5B, while the August 26 mutation guide recommends at least 3.5B for the escape. These are not interchangeable verified entry and loaded-return thresholds.

A finite route record

Save the observed entrance or recommendation separately from a tested loaded return. This single route record supplements the reported table; it is not the biome’s full egg pool or a universal guardian schedule.

FieldObserved example
BiomeDesert
Visible sign10K recommended beside the nest; not a guarantee that every loaded return succeeds.
Guardian seenScorpion beside the nest; no fixed wake-up or chase timer recorded here.
Egg evidenceOne tan spiked egg, not a displayed unique egg name or a complete pool.
Route and endpointBack across the tan-to-green boundary toward home; the demonstrated recovery route ends with a successful-steal confirmation.
Source dateVideo uploaded August 20, 2026; exact client build unverified.
E interaction at a large tan spiked egg in a nest beside a sleeping scorpion.
The tan route’s sign is a recommendation; the pictured nest has a scorpion and an unnamed spiked egg. Open full image · Image source