Do Zombie Horses in Minecraft spawn naturally?
Do zombie horses naturally spawn? Because I want to see one in survival without using cheats.
Best Answer
They do not spawn naturally.
The only way to obtain one is by using cheats, you can spawn one using the command
/summon EntityHorse ~ ~ ~ {Type:3, Tame:1}
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Answer 2
Simple answer: No
You may only see the mob either in Creative, by spawning them (MCPE), or by summoning them. Another way is to have a horse stuck by lightning (this might be for a zombie horse though) in MCPE and maybe even in MCPC.
Here is the command (It is a bit more complex than simple /summon Zombie because it is a type of horse in the game):
/summon EntityHorse ~ ~ ~ {Type:3, Tame:1}
Answer 3
No. Much like the Skeleton Horse, the only way to see a Zombie horse is to spawn them in creative, or summon them with commands.
If they are struck by lightning, they may turn into a zombie.
Here is the command to spawn a Zombie horse.
/summon EntityHorse ~ ~ ~ {Type:3, Tame:1}
Answer 4
Sorry, it does not work without cheats.
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