Leaflugger Ant is an Endemic Life in Monster Hunter Wilds (MH Wilds). Learn how to capture Leaflugger Ant, where to find it, locations, its appearance, and effects.
Check out Endemic Life ListLeaflugger Ant Location
Appears in a Large Area of Scarlet Forest

Area | Scarlet Forest 1, 6, 7, 9, 10, 14 |
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Environment | Not Specified |
Time | Not Specified |
Leafflugger Ant from Monster Hunter Wilds will appear in areas 1, 6, 7, 9, 10, and 14 of Scarlet Forest regardless of the environment or time.
How To Capture Leaflugger Ant
Set Waypoint and Use Auto-Move

The Leaflugger Ant can be selected from the map and set as a waypoint. Since Seikret's auto-move can be used, it's recommended to take advantage of it when heading there.
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Catch Using Capture Net
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Equipment | Equipment from Item Bar Hold down Select Radial Manu to Equipment Hold down Select Capturing Net |
Use | Hold down AimQuick Press Shoot |
After arriving at the Leaflugger Ant's location, use the Capture Net to catch it. Since the Leaflugger Ant doesn't flee when approached, the Ghillie Mantle equipment is not needed.
Capture Net GuideLeaflugger Ant - Effect and Look

Category | Endemic Life |
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Obtainable Guild pts | 1 pts |
Obtainable Mats by Capturing | ![]() ![]() |
Feature | Forest ants known for forming ranks and carrying leaves. Their sharp mandibles consist of a sharp edge for cutting and a separate apparatus for bending the leaves back behind their heads for easy carrying. Leaflugger Ants use these leaves as substrates to grow fungi, their primary sustenance. As it turns out, the leaves also have medicinal properties, making them useful to hunters. |
Can Obtain Mega Potion

You can obtain Mega Potions from Leaflugger Ants. Additionally, you may also obtain Max Potions, although it's a low probability.
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