Tenrec Blook in Blooket
Tenrec is an Uncommon blook from the Safari Pack in Blooket, carrying a 15% drop rate per opening. It sells for 5 tokens and holds a Blook Score of 5. Tenrec is one of the most obscure animals represented in Blooket — a small, spiny mammal native to Madagascar.
Tenrec Quick Stats
Attribute | Value |
Blook Name | Tenrec |
Rarity | Uncommon |
Pack | Safari Pack |
Drop Rate | 15% |
Pack Cost | 20 tokens per opening |
Sell Value | 5 tokens |
Blook Score | 5 |
Availability | Year-round |
Animated | No |
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How to Get Tenrec in Blooket
Tenrec is obtained by opening the Safari Pack in the Blooket Market for 20 tokens per opening. Each opening gives a 15% independent chance of pulling Tenrec.
Tenrec Design and Appearance
Tenrec is a small, spiny mammal blook resembling a hedgehog but from a completely different family. Real tenrecs are endemic to Madagascar — one of the most biodiverse islands on Earth.
Fun Facts and Trivia
- Tenrec is one of the most obscure animals in Blooket. Most players encounter the name for the first time through this blook. Tenrecs are small mammals native to Madagascar that superficially resemble hedgehogs but are not related to them.
- The Safari Pack features animals from five different continents: Panda (Asia), Sloth (South America), Tenrec (Madagascar/Africa), Flamingo (global), Zebra (Africa).
- Tenrec is one of the few blooks that serves as a genuine educational introduction to an animal most players would not otherwise know about.
- BlooketIQ is not affiliated with Blooket LLC. BlooketIQ provides a pack odds calculator that covers every Blooket pack, helping players estimate cumulative probability before spending tokens.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How rare is Tenrec in Blooket?
Tenrec is an Uncommon blook with a 15% drop rate from the Safari Pack. Roughly 1 in 6-7 openings yields Tenrec.
What is a tenrec?
A tenrec is a small, spiny mammal native to Madagascar. They resemble hedgehogs but belong to a completely different family. There are over 30 species of tenrec, making them one of Madagascar’s most diverse mammal groups.