Climb For Animals Eggs Animals List: Confirmed Animals & Egg Origins

Twelve animals are confirmed to exist in Climb For Animals Eggs, the Roblox climbing game by 100% GRIND: Dog, Fish, Goat, Giraffe, Bear, Owl, Dinosaur, Fox, Gorilla, Lava Dragon, Golden Dragon, and Pegasus. Each one is shown hatching from an egg in recorded gameplay of the game. This page is a neutral lookup catalog of those confirmed entries — an evidence-backed list, not a validated census, because no available source claims to document every animal in the game.

The official game description confirms the system these animals live in — climb to reach new areas, find and hatch Eggs to discover Animals, place Animals at your base to earn Cash, and keep earning while you're offline — but it names no species. Every entry below therefore rests on hatches narrated in gameplay footage, and a third-party wiki notes that no official animal stats or egg rates appeared in the game's published fields as of 2026-10-08. That is why every number in this catalog is presented as a one-session observation, never a fixed stat.

Confirmed animal reference table

Rows are alphabetical for quick lookup. "Documented egg origin" lists eggs the footage directly ties to a hatch; a dash means no source names that animal's egg yet. "Session observations" records what one player saw in one run — placement values, traits, size notes — not official statistics.

Documented egg origins

Six animals have an egg the footage ties to them by name or label:

• Dinosaur — the player climbed to the dinosaur area looking for the dinosaur egg, then hatched dinosaurs twice in the same session: "That dinosaur, whoa, it's pretty good. 450 million?" and later "press the dinosaur. Oh, it's only 800 million."
• Lava Dragon — a lava dragon egg stolen high up showed a 6-minute hatch, ending with "Okay, ready, come out, Lava Dragon."
• Golden Dragon — a "rare demon egg... it's golden too" hatched a golden dragon that "came out so small" but placed at 300B.
• Fox — an egg from a ledge full of Eternal labels produced the fox: 47B on placement, with a hacker trait.
• Fish — in one Hindi-language session, a golden egg hatched a fish worth about 900–1,000 cash.
• Dog — an egg grabbed right after a "legendary" label hatched with "Oh, I got a dog."

Each pairing is a single observed instance, and that matters because eggs in this game carry tier or rarity labels. Footage shows a ladder running from common and uncommon up through epic, rare, legendary, divine, special, eternal and radiant, with vassal and royal mentioned among the slow-hatching tiers — and one egg was even labeled "Common-Epic level," a range rather than a single tier. One observed hatch therefore does not make an egg a guaranteed recipe for that animal. The hatch steps themselves are on the how to hatch eggs page, and where eggs tend to appear is covered in the egg locations guide.

Traits and session values

• Fox — the standout of its session: 47B on placement, a hacker trait ("way too brutal compared to the others"), and a size the narrator calls huge. The narrated "nine-tailed fox" visibly had five tails.
• Rainbow trait — in one session, an 8-minute hatch "turns into an hour" once the egg gains the Rainbow trait, so traits can matter more than the animal name.
• Lava Dragon — produced 59 coins per tick in its session, more than that session's fox; this is the cash your placed animals generate, as explained in the animal income guide.
• Gorilla — 5B on placement and an unusually large model ("why is it so big?").
• Golden Dragon — 300B on placement despite hatching small.
• Pegasus — 120B on placement.
• Giraffe — described as long-necked when it came out of the batch hatch.
• Fish — about 900–1,000 cash in the Hindi session.

One caveat applies to all of these: whether hatch values are fixed or scale with the recording player's own upgrades, rebirths and multipliers is not documented. Treat them as session records for scale, not per-animal stats.

World guardians: seen but not hatched

Giant animals also appear in the world as egg guardians, and they are a different thing from hatchable animals:

• Giant Dog — first misread as an elephant by the video's narrator, who corrects himself: it's a dog. Its very large egg can be stolen.
• Kangaroo — keeps its own house, and its white egg can be stolen while a baby kangaroo gives chase. The kangaroo is confirmed as a world animal but has not been seen hatching from any egg.
• Bear-like guardian — stands near the Winter biome; the narrator says it looks like a dog. Bear is already confirmed as hatchable through the batch hatch, so this is a separate giant appearance. Notably, an egg taken from this guardian hatched into an animal the video never names, worth 280,000 in that session — guardian eggs do hatch, even when the offspring goes unidentified.
• Dragon — lingers right beside its eggs at high altitude. Lava Dragon and Golden Dragon are confirmed hatches; this resident guardian is a separate sighting.

What this catalog doesn't cover yet

• No documented egg origin for Goat, Giraffe, Bear, Owl or the guardian Kangaroo — the four-egg batch names its animals without tying any of them to an egg type.
• Snake, cat, octopus and elephant come up in video commentary, but none is shown hatching, so none counts as a confirmed animal here.
• The list is extendable by design. Entries rest on narrated hatches, so new animals can join at any content update; the updates page tracks version changes.

Before your next climb, compare a listed animal with the eggs list to decide what is worth stealing — or see the best animals reference for how the confirmed entries stack up against each other.