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They are used as a creative way of lighting bases (either in or near the water), and should not simply die because of a timer.
Im not entirely sure if they eat only fish meat or also raw meat though, i always find this tricky to figure out.
If it only eats fish meat, you need to make sure it has either fish meat on its inventory, or a seperate feeding trough.
Because fish meat has a low saturation value, other carnivores will eat that before eating raw meat, causing you animals that eat only fish to die from starvation.
Kind of the the same like an otter, you need to seperate them from other meat eaters, so they dont eat all the fish meat for the otter (or fill up the otters inventory every once in a while, cooked fish helps to preserve it longer).
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Interesting, because despite the wiki stating that a otter eats both berries and meat (omnivore), it eats only fish meat in the game.
So if the otter doesnt have issues that way, then its likely not going to be a fish meat issue.
Witch also leaves me clueless as to why your angler is dying, usually a tribe log entry helps figure out how it died (starvation, killed by a dino, caught by anti-meshing on servers etc). And sometimes in rare cases, it does not help at all :(
Are you sure a stray Manta didn't sneak in? It's a good idea to be in a tribe, even if solo. Logs are super helpful after all.
Another possibility is that it beached itself through some glitch.
Are the death's after an server update or restart?
Sometimes there can be a position shifting, even just slightly and if it registers the aquatic at that point as being out of the water, its dead. Make sure the angler is quite within water depths that any position shift of about 1-2 foundations in any direction would be still water.
Are you also using any mods with your game play in this context? If so, there may be some sort of conflict going on that causes this too.
This is good to know, as the wiki seems to be very inacturate with diet information on certain creatures.
The one rare case where the tribe isnt very helpfull, as it will only display that it died if im not mistaken.
I though these mysterious deaths where mostly solved, unless something pushes it onto the shore/beach, but seems like i have just been lucky in that regard then.
the deaths occur when i'm in the game, i come in and he is alive, then for example, i'm at my base he's fine, i go out to farm and when i come back he's dead, now i saw the chat log only it is written that he died, nothing like he died from being attacked by an animal, because his body is intact floating in the air, and whenever I open the body's inventory there is food there, the only mod I have is arl additional creatures, otherwise I have nothing else, I tame another fisherman today, I’m going to see if he stays alive.
That does sound like its glitching out of the water causing it to die :(
Are they happening when you're returning to the base, rendering shifts things sometimes.
My best advice is again to park them in the water, deeper in the manner I mentioned before.