TFFA Checked 2026-10-30
Throw Food For Animals — Animals List (Roblox)
For the Roblox experience Throw Food For Animals: These rows are animals named on screen in public videos or on two shop lists. A single video is marked. Two videos are marked. Nothing here is a base drop table.
Observed rates and their evidence
Checked 30 October 2026. Per-second video observations; a row marked single source is not independently verified.
| Animal | Area | Rate | Backing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zebra | Savanna | 320 | BasicBlox only: single video |
| Jackal | Desert | 18,000 | BasicBlox and Vincent |
| Griffin | Mountains | 2.5 billion; Gold variant 3.75 billion | BasicBlox: 2.5B. Vincent: Gold 3.75B. One video per variant, not matching base rates |
| Wolf | Taiga | 20 billion | BasicBlox only: single video |
| Phoenix | Late | $68,543B/S (literal image label; not converted) | Official thumbnail only |
Single-video readings I still print
BasicBlox narrates Frog at 2/s and a Kookaburra at 12/s. RoBros narrates Lion at 1,000/s, while BasicBlox discusses a 2,000/s Lion: those are different observations, not a single verified base value. RoBros calls Vulture both 3,000/s and 30,000/s during one session. The footage does not establish why they differ; a variant is only a possible explanation. Other named animals are listed by area without assigning rates we could not clearly recheck.
BasicBlox narrates Mantis Shrimp at 30 million/s, Thunderbird at 800 million/s, Griffin at 2.5 billion/s, Caracal at 12 billion/s, and Wolf at 20 billion/s. Those remain single-video observations. Vincent names Crocodile, Cobra, Leafy Sea Dragon and Seal, but no rate is assigned here. Bear and Dragon appear in later player footage; their rates are left blank because a reliably matched, independently repeated base value was not established. MicoSoup discusses a Rainbow Bear at 4 trillion/s, which is a named variant, not evidence for a normal Bear rate.
Shop row, separate on purpose
Robux shop animals. Prices and rates agreed by RobloxDatabase and WARGM.
| Animal | Price | Listed rate |
|---|---|---|
| Jellyfish | R$40 | 7.5 million /s |
| Fenrir | R$156 | 100 billion /s |
| Velociraptor | R$4,400 | 150 trillion /s |
| Hydra | R$12,000 | 10 quintillion /s |
BasicBlox describes Pumpkin Monster using a 900% comparison to the current best animal; this is a single-video statement, not a verified multiplier formula. RoBros names Reaper at 2 million/s and Ghostly Horse (one-video observations); its Ghostly Horse number uses an abbreviated unit that is not converted here. Map those areas on Areas and the spending order on the tier list. Food that attracts them is on Food.
Questions
Why are some rates blank?
The clip named the animal and never showed a number. I leave the cell blank instead of guessing from a neighbor.
Is Divine an official rarity?
An official Divine tier is not established by the sources checked. Divine appears in a player video title. The odds text the game itself prints looks like 1 in N, as on the rainbow gorilla shot.
Are shop animals catchable too?
Jellyfish appears both ways. Fenrir, Velociraptor, and Hydra are listed as Robux shop animals by two sites. I do not claim you can throw for those three.