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Description
15/08/12 EDIT: Edited health.
11/08/12 EDIT: Changed the models.

I just had to redesign them :3
Anyway, the third one is based of a hamster which I had from when I was young. Rest in peace, Roger. Rest in peace.

Hamster
Mob Type: Passive
Health Points: 5
Attack Damage: ---
Spawn: Plains, Tundra, Forest, Taiga
Drops: 0-2 seeds (of any kind)
Experience: 0-2
These little guys are not only adorable, but their also useful. You can tame them with seeds, and when you right click on them they sit on your head instead of on the floor (unless you have any type of head gear, apart from scuba gear) and they can be bred with seeds. The hamster design on the left is the hamster which you can find in the wild. Once tamed, it will either stay the colour it is, or become one of the other colours. The reason why you would want one is because it squeeks when there are any hostile mobs nearby, and squeels when there are ocelots nearby. The reason why it squeels is because ocelots attack hamsters on sight. Cats don't attack tamed hamsters, but they still attack wild ones.

Description
15/08/12 EDIT: Edited health.
11/08/12 EDIT: Changed the models.

I just had to redesign them :3
Anyway, the third one is based of a hamster which I had from when I was young. Rest in peace, Roger. Rest in peace.

Hamster
Mob Type: Passive
Health Points: 5
Attack Damage: ---
Spawn: Plains, Tundra, Forest, Taiga
Drops: 0-2 seeds (of any kind)
Experience: 0-2
These little guys are not only adorable, but their also useful. You can tame them with seeds, and when you right click on them they sit on your head instead of on the floor (unless you have any type of head gear, apart from scuba gear) and they can be bred with seeds. The hamster design on the left is the hamster which you can find in the wild. Once tamed, it will either stay the colour it is, or become one of the other colours. The reason why you would want one is because it squeeks when there are any hostile mobs nearby, and squeels when there are ocelots nearby. The reason why it squeels is because ocelots attack hamsters on sight. Cats don't attack tamed hamsters, but they still attack wild ones.