The main benefits of these beasts are their insane carry weight and the fact they are walking tanks during any raids. They can also turn manhunter if you fail while taming them, so be careful! Elephants take a long time to mature as well, two years and take 48 days from conception to birth making it slow going if you plan on building your elephant empire from scratch. A bit of a joke choice since they require so much food, more than twice the muffalo, and dromedary and because they are insanely hard to tame. They carry 5 kilograms less than muffalo but have similar milking, gestation, and shearing periods and rewards.
They are very similar to the muffalo, with just slightly worse stats for a caravan. Dromedaries are a great option for players in a desert-like biome. Having animals on hand means you will have a constant supply of food from either milk or slaughtering new ones, but they can also be slaughtered if your colony falls on hard times. Send them out to be a meatshield for your colonists and just butcher the dead after the raid is over. Milk is surprisingly worth quite a bit of silver. Milk can be used to make fine meals or can just be sold. Your females will also produce 12 milk every 2 days. This means that you can sustain your colony, depending on its size of course, with just 1 or 2 males females. Once they get pregnant they pop out a muffalo baby every 28 days. Muffalo are also able to breed fairly quickly.
Every 25 days you can shear your muffalo and get wool which is useful to make cold-resistant clothing with. No point in making two trips, just bring more muffalo! Other animals like the dromedary or elephants will have trouble in colder climates, but not the muffalo! They can provide a ton of wool for your colony. Maximizing the amount of profit you can make per trip should be your highest priority. Muffalo are good for caravans due to their high carry weight. Muffalo are great for a number of reasons. If you find a pack of them hanging around your map and you have a solid tamer, go get those suckers. They are also one of the best animals in general in Rimworld to tame. The muffalo is the single best caravan animal in Rimworld and that is a fact. They need to provide some benefit be it in materials or by being good at breeding livestock. It seems pretty simple but a lot of players look past the second requirement. It also happens that the best caravan animal in Rimworld is one of the best animals in Rimworld as well! While we do have an animal preference when it comes to our caravans, we understand that some players are in different biomes or simply prefer a different playstyle. Caravans in Rimworld are an important part of the mid and late-game.
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