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Don't worry, they (and all the other animals) can tolerate brief submersion while you're on the way to and from your boat. Fortunately, after all that searching and chasing you'll find that chickens are the easiest animal to care for just keep their cages above water and they're good as gold. Voila, caged chicken! Don't get disoriented and grab the wrong one, though, because there's no easy way to remove a chicken from its coop. Pick up your chicken coop, run after your fowl target, and hold RT as you keep it in view. If you want to skip the searching, here's a list of islands that I've verified with my un-patched eye to be fowl-friendly. Chickens ain't quiet: they cluck regularly, rustle their feathers when startled, and even crow at sunrise.

If you've scanned an island with your spyglass and still aren't sure whether there's any poultry to be had, your best bet is to disembark and stroll around while listening. They can't fly, no, but they have a remarkable talent for never showing up when you want them to, or hiding on the other side of an island that you can't see. You wouldn't think it, but chickens - white feathered chickens, red-speckled chickens, all chickens - are probably the hardest-to-find trade animal in Sea of Thieves. Empty animal containers wash up on islands, too, but they're rare and tough to spot while half-buried. Don't forget to do this before you sail away from the outpost! You can even abandon the Voyage after grabbing the stuff if you just want the crates. Even more annoying? The only reliable way to get a hold of these containers is to undertake a Voyage for the Merchant Alliance, then head back to a Merchant rep and requisition your allotment of crates and coops and so on. You have to carry them with both hands just like treasure chests, and you can't sprint with them, which is a bit annoying.

Where to find Sea of Thieves' chicken coops, pig crates, and snake basketsĮach kind of animal can only be caught with its own special container: chicken coops, pig crates, and snake baskets. With that caveat out of the way, here's everything else you need to know about where to find animals in Sea of Thieves.

Once you get there, you'll either be lucky or need to try a neighboring island with the right animals. And it needs to be mentioned that particular colors of animals, like golden chickens or black pigs, for example, are not to be found so reliably, as they drop according to some of the game's procedurally generated content, so what's important here is to know which islands play home to which animals. If you're wondering where to find certain kinds of Sea of Thieves animals, this guide walks you through all of it.