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The Bot Fly uses the same sound as the Fly.

It is affected by the Fortune enchantment. Usage When broken, Fossil Ore provides Bone Shards, a replacement for flint in the arrow recipe. It spawns between Y5 and Y112, in clusters of up to 12, in any biome. To remove Bot Fly Larvae on the player's body, the player must drink Beetle Juice from a Bucket Of Beetle Juice or a Bambucket Of Beetle Juice or stand in Formic Acid. Fossil Ore is an uncommon ore that looks like a jumble of bones buried in rock (as do fossils in reality). When on the player's body, Bot Fly Larvae randomly inflict the Hunger, Mining Fatigue and Weakness effects until removed. A maximum of three Bot Fly Larvae can fit on the player's body. The Bot Fly Larva is a mob of sorts that has a chance to appear on the player's body after a Bot Fly attack. When killed, it will rarely drop Fly Wings or Compound Eyes. This mob poses a serious danger if it is encountered in swarms. When it damages a player it also inflicts the Hunger status effect, making health regeneration harder. The Bot Fly is a hostile mob featured in The Erebus that has 15 health points (7 and a half hearts) and is able to fly. The rate-limiting step is the unidentified large fossil.It is requested that an image or photograph be included in this article to improve its quality. In order to complete the Varrock Museum, you will need approximately 55 unidentified large fossils (95% confidence interval 50-65) in order to get 25 plant fossils and 25 identified large fossils, 60 unidentified medium fossils and 70 small fossils.

This guide makes the assumption that an unidentified large fossil will turn into a large fossil 50% of the time, and a plant fossil 50% of the time. This means you can clean fossils in the museum camp, store them in the storage crate, then collect the cleaned fossils from the storage crate in the basement of the Varrock Museum when you are ready to add to exhibits, thus avoiding having to take multiple inventories back and forth between the museum camp and museum. Note: You can add/remove clean or uncleaned fossils to any of the storage crates around Fossil Island as the contents of the storage crates are synchronized. An additional storage crate can be found in the basement section of the Varrock Museum. Underwater Thieving (per experience drop)īowl of fish (purchased from Mairin's Market)ĭrift net fishing (1/25 chance per fish) įossil Storage is located throughout various parts of the island. Herbiboar (per trail reveal with experience drop) If you receive a fossil, the chance of you receiving each kind of fossil is as follows:Īctions dropping fossils and numulites Since charging the shield with numulites is rather costly, you ought to save your fossils for recharging this shield as it is more economical than using the fossils for the mycelium pool or giving them to the fossil collector.įossils may be obtained from Mairin's Market and from certain actions that roll the fossil drop table.Įvery time you roll the fossil drop table, there is a chance you may receive either a fossil, numulite or nothing. You can charge the Ancient wyvern shield with fossils.

Rare fossils can be exchanged for 500 numulites.

Large fossils can be exchanged for 300 numulites.

Medium and plant fossils can be exchanged for 200 numulites.

Small fossils can be exchanged for 100 numulites.The Fossil Collector gives numulites in return for identified or unidentified fossils found around the island:

Rare enriched bones are worth 2,500 prayer experience.

Large enriched bones from large fossils are worth 1,500 prayer experience.

Medium enriched bones are worth 1,000 prayer experience.Small enriched bones are worth 500 prayer experience.The mycelium pool will turn fossils into enriched bones which give prayer experience. Note that unidentified large fossils have a chance of becoming either large fossils or plant fossils. In total, you will need 70 small fossils, 60 medium fossils, 25 large fossils and 25 plant fossils. To complete a display, you will need to provide 5 fossils of the appropriate type. In the Varrock Museum, there are 14 small displays, 12 medium displays, 5 large displays and 5 plant displays.