They are able to swim and breathe underwater as well as walk on land. In Bedrock Edition, a baby zombie can ride:ĭrowned spawn in rivers, most parts of oceans or when a normal zombie drowns. It can even be a baby zombie villager riding a chicken jockey. There is a chance it could also be wearing armor, have a sword, or have both armor and a sword while riding a chicken jockey. A baby zombie has a 15% chance to become a jockey when it tries attacking. Ī baby zombie riding a chicken is known as a chicken jockey.Unlike most other baby mobs, they remain babies indefinitely and never become adult zombies.They give 12 experience points when killed by the player or a tamed wolf instead of 5.They are able to fit through 1×1 block gaps.Worn armor shrinks to fit their body size.Baby zombie villagers turn into baby villagers if cured.If a baby zombie is riding a mob that is also rideable by a player, that mob becomes un-rideable by any player..The noises they make are higher-pitched than adult zombie sound effects.They are much faster than normal zombies, yet they have the same health.They behave similarly to regular zombies, with the following differences: When a zombie spawn egg is used on a zombie, it spawns a baby zombie.įor the mob in Minecraft Dungeons, see MCD:Baby Zombie.īaby zombies make up 5% of zombie spawns. Zombies spawn with up to 5% of knockback resistance. In Java Edition, the baby zombies also have a 5% chance of spawning as a chicken jockey.Īll zombie variants (including babies) require a 2-block tall space to spawn.Ī zombie can also spawn from a husk that drowns in water, but converts to a drowned if its head remains submerged. Zombie variants have a 5% chance to spawn as babies. Zombies that are not husks or drowned have a 5% chance to spawn as zombie villagers. In deserts, all zombies exposed to the sky have an 80% /70% chance to be replaced by husks. In the Overworld, zombies can spawn in groups of 4 on any solid block at a light level of 0, except in mushroom fields and deep dark biomes.
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