ALL BONES Locations in Animal Simulator

If you’re hunting for every Bone collectible in Animal Simulator, you’ve come to the right place. Bones are scattered all across the map — from volcanic skull pits to hidden crystal caves — and collecting them all is essential for unlocking special Dino rewards, fossil skins, and event-exclusive badges.

Finding them, however, can be tricky since much spawn in hard-to-see corners, underwater zones, or behind ruins. This guide lists every known Bone spawn location in Animal Simulator, verified by trusted community sources. Below, you’ll find a complete landmark checklist covering all bone spawn areas — including hidden caves, floating islands, ruins, and more — to help you finish your collection fast and efficiently.

All Bones Locations in Animal Simulator — Landmarks

Bones Locations / LandmarksExact Bone Spawn Spots & Tips
T-Rex Skeleton / Volcanic AreaInside skull’s nasal cavity, along jawline, near ribs and under the spine. Search near lava edges and bone piles.
Roslit Bay / Main DocksUnder wooden piers, behind crates, under boats, and between shoreline rocks. Often smaller fang or spine bones.
Moosewood / Forest IslandsBeneath giant tree roots, between mossy logs, beside waterfalls; sometimes inside hollow trees.
Snowcap / Waterfall CliffsBehind waterfall curtains, on icy ledges, and in cave openings near the top ridge.
Forsaken Shores / Ancient RuinsNear collapsed pillars, inside broken temple arches, under rubble in ruin corners.
Saloon / Desert Barn / WindmillHidden under staircases, behind barrels, in ceiling rafters, and barn corners.
Pirate Ship / Floating Island ArchesUnder ship hulls, inside captain’s cabin, along bridge arches, and beneath floating rocks.
Caves & Crystal ChambersNear glowing crystal clusters, cave ends, and small tunnels; use a bright screen.
Random Island Clusters / Small BeachesBetween palm trees, under beach rocks, near campfires or chests. Check smaller unmarked isles.
Ancient Temple (Stone Arch Area)Inside the temple’s broken corridors, on altar platforms, and beside glowing runes or torches.
Graveyard Plains / Bone PitAmong gravestones, inside open coffins, and at the center bone pile (often drops skull pieces).
Jungle Ruins / Water Pond AreaOn vine bridges, inside temple doors, or next to fallen statues and ponds.
Campfire Valley / NPC ZoneNext to campfire logs, barrels, and tents — small bones appear near NPCs or pets.
Frozen Lake / Icy CavesAround frozen crystal edges, and inside small holes under the ice sheet.

How bones spawn / respawn & quest mechanics

  • Event vs. map collectibles: Some bones are seasonal (Halloween/Dino events) while others are part of persistent quests (lost bones). Event bones may be a full set (e.g., many community videos show a 24-bone Dino set); lost-bone quests have 3–10 pieces.
  • Respawn behavior: Community guides report bones respawn if not picked up, and many bone types reappear across servers; checking multiple servers helps if you’re stuck.
  • Pick-up radius: Bones sometimes require proximity or a specific angle to trigger the pickup — hug the object, walk around it and look for the pickup prompt.

Fast route to get all bones

  1. Volcanic / T-rex skeleton (Start here)high yield
    • Why first: largest cluster of Dino bones (skull, ribs, jaw pieces). Clear the area thoroughly (inside skull, around ribcage, base of the skeleton).
    • How to search: circle the skeleton clockwise, hug the bones and check cavities (nose, jaw, rib gaps).
    • Video cue (approx): opening segment of the main walkthrough shows this area early.
  2. Shoreline / Main docks (Roslit Bay)
    • Why next: many small spine/fin/fang pieces spawn along piers and under boats.
    • How to search: run under each pier, check under small boats and behind rock clusters on the beach.
    • Video cue (approx): shortly after T-rex section — watch the docks walkthrough clips.
  3. Forest islands / Moosewood roots
    • Why: claw and small vertebrae pieces hide under tree roots and inside fallen logs.
    • How to search: hop from island to island, check under roots, inside hollow trunks and around fallen logs. Use a fast flyer to speed this up.
  4. Caves & crystal rooms
    • Why: darker areas often hide rare bones in alcoves behind crystals.
    • How to search: enter each cave, scan ledges and corners; use camera zoom and move the camera low to the ground to reveal items hidden in the dark.
  5. Ruins / Fallen pillars (Forsaken Shores)
    • Why: large vertebrae and “ancient” pieces spawn between collapsed pillars and inside rubble piles.
    • How to search: enter collapsed rooms, check under debris and behind broken walls.
  6. Saloon / Windmill / Desert barn
    • Why: community guides repeatedly show indoor / rooftop spawns here (look up and into rafters).
    • How to search: go inside buildings, look up to ceilings, and check between rafters and beams — some bones float or hide in small nooks.
  7. Pirate ship / Floating island arches
    • Why: hull gaps and underside of the ship hide a few bones; natural bridge arches can hide pieces on their undersides.
    • How to search: check under the ship, the arch undersides, and the bottoms of floating isles.
  8. Small beaches / random island sweep (finish)
    • Why: leftover bones often spawn randomly on small beaches — sweep these last to pick up strays.
    • How to search: fast sweep around each small island and shoreline you passed earlier.

Practical tips

  1. Start at the Volcanic / T-rex area (high value + multiple spawn points).
  2. Then clear docks → forest islands → caves → ruins → desert/saloon → floating isles. This route hits clustered landmarks efficiently.
  3. Use a fast flyer / high-speed animal for island hopping (speeds matter).
  4. Bring a friend or team up: two players can split map zones and trade if reward mechanics allow.
  5. Use in-game landmarks as pins — don’t rely on coordinates (they vary by map version); use the skull, saloon, windmill, docks as anchors.

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