Throw Food to Rare Pets

How far can you throw a carrot? Give it a toss and see what comes running when it lands. In Throw Food For Animals, lunch doubles as bait, and a good throwing arm can take your animal collection a long way.

Your first few throws are a chance to get to know the animals close by. Pick something to throw, watch where it lands and see which animal goes for it. Collect the ones you attract. They earn money for you, so even a short throw can help pay for something better to toss next time. That's how your animal tycoon gets going. The animal that came over for a free lunch ends up buying lunch for the next one.

Sooner or later you'll throw something that looks like a perfectly good lunch and get an animal you've seen before. That's a good time to check what else you can afford. Better food can tempt rarer animals out of the same area. Save up for a new snack and take it back to a spot you know well.

There's a little suspense between the food landing and finding out who wants it. Maybe it'll be a familiar face. Maybe it'll be the first animal of its kind in your collection. A spot you've thrown to a dozen times can still surprise you, especially when you've brought something good to eat.

Then there's your throwing arm. See an area you can't reach? Head for the pull-up bar. Training builds your Throw Power, and the best way to see the difference is to take the same food back out after a workout. Aim for the spot you fell short of last time. Clearing that distance is satisfying on its own. Finding out what lives there is the fun part.

Reaching a new area for the first time is a good excuse to give your arm a rest. Spend a few throws finding out what lives there. The animals farther out can be stronger and rarer than the ones you met close to home, and it's fun to see which one takes an interest in the food you've carried all that way.

What you do next depends on what you're after. If you love discovering places, spend some time training and see how far you can get with the food you already have. If you've found an area you like, use the money from your animals to try better food there. You can spend a whole session chasing one rare find without worrying about the next stretch of ground. The nice thing about keeping those early animals is that your collection starts to tell the story of where you've been. You'll remember which one took ages to lure in and which surprise visitor showed up while you were after something else.

If you're curious which upgrade made the bigger difference, try a few throws with your old food after a workout. You'll get a feel for how much farther it travels. Then bring out the good stuff and see what it attracts. It helps when you're eyeing up that next stretch of land and wondering whether to spend your cash or spend a little more time at the bar.

If you're chasing a personal best, take a second to remember where your food landed before you went to train. It's easy to lose track of how far you've come when you're always looking ahead. Then you sail clean past the spot you once spent ages trying to reach, and it clicks. A place that used to take your very best throw is now somewhere you can visit just because you like the animals there.

Sooner or later you'll be about to call it a day when you realize you can finally afford the food you've had your eye on. Naturally, you'll want to try it. And you already know the spot you'd like to try it from. Grab a snack for the road and see who turns up for one last throw.