Bass

Bass are widely distributed, particularly in freshwater and coastal environments, and can be found in both North America and globally, depending on the type of bass. Here’s a breakdown of where they’re typically found:

1. Largemouth and Smallmouth Bass:

   • North America: These freshwater species are native to North America and are commonly found in lakes, rivers, and ponds across the United States and Canada.

   • Largemouth Bass: Prefer warmer, shallow waters with lots of vegetation and are particularly common in the southeastern U.S.

   • Smallmouth Bass: Often found in cooler, clearer rivers and lakes, especially in the northeastern and midwestern U.S.

2. Sea Bass:

   • North Atlantic Ocean: Sea bass species, such as black sea bass, are found in coastal waters along the eastern United States, from New England to Florida.

   • Pacific Ocean: Some bass, like the kelp bass, are common along the west coast of North America, particularly near kelp forests in California waters.

Ideal Minecraft Biome for Bass

In Minecraft, bass would best fit the following biomes:

1. River Biome: Freshwater bass (like largemouth and smallmouth bass) would naturally fit in river biomes, where players could encounter them while exploring or fishing in freshwater.

2. Warm Ocean Biome: Sea bass would be well-suited to warmer ocean biomes, especially around coral reefs or sandy beaches, providing a diverse ocean habitat.

3. Swamp Biome: Largemouth bass could thrive here due to the murky, vegetation-rich waters that mimic their real-world habitats, giving the swamp biome a bit more life and realism.

These choices would help reflect bass’s real-world habitat in Minecraft, adding variety to rivers and oceans in the game.