Any gamer is sure to feel like an expert archeologist if they are able to find a fossil structure in Minecraft.
Minecraft fossils spawn in the soul sand valley biome in the nether very frequently, but in the overworld, they are a rare find. Fossils can only be found in desert or swamp biomes. What’s more, fossils will only generate between the extremely limited Y levels of 40 and 49, meaning that they’re usually hidden underground.
Aside from being rare structures, fossils are not known for being too useful in Minecraft. However, there are some ways players can utilize these interesting finds. The following is a list of potential uses of a Minecraft fossil structure.
Best uses of Minecraft fossils
Grow a Garden
crops in Minecraft. It can be used on nearly every plant a player can think of, ranging from tree saplings to sea pickles. One bone block makes nine pieces of bone meal, so fossils should be more than ideal resources for gamers with a virtual green thumb.
DIY Dinosaur
museum. Museum builds might take a long time and lots of resources, but fossil lovers may find this project to be worth it in the end.
Players can choose to either move the fossil and rearrange it like mentioned above, or they can build the museum directly around the structure in its place so long as the terrain allows.
Because fossils are so common in the nether, players could even build a nether museum if preferred.
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