Get Tiger Mosquito Beak by killing Tiger Mosquitoes around the south side of the pond and bayou near Gnarly Park and Skunk Pond, then looting their remains.
Farm Tiger Mosquito Beak on the south side of the newly opened central pond in the Into the Abyss update. The best route runs between Gnarly Park and Skunk Pond, where revamped Tiger Mosquitoes patrol the water’s edge and bayou. Bring Slashing or Fresh damage, kill the mosquitoes fast, loot the remains, and repeat the route for more rolls.
Where to find Tiger Mosquito Beak
| Detail | Answer |
|---|---|
| Target enemy | Tiger Mosquito |
| Location | South pond side, between Gnarly Park and Skunk Pond |
| Drop | Tiger Mosquito Beak (plus Mosquito Blood Sack) |
| Weakness | Fresh and Slashing |
| Resistance | Smashing |
Key Head for the southern pond side, especially the stretch between Gnarly Park and Skunk Pond. Tiger Mosquitoes are common all along the south — they flit around the water and the surrounding bayou, so you’ll rarely have to look hard for a target. Each one you kill can drop the Tiger Mosquito Beak alongside a Mosquito Blood Sack.
How to farm Tiger Mosquitoes in Grounded 2
Work the south pond edge, hit Tiger Mosquitoes with their weak damage types, and loot the beak from their remains. Drop rates vary, so treat this as a repeat-farm route.
Head to the southern pond area
Travel to the water’s edge on the south side, in the pocket between Gnarly Park and Skunk Pond where Tiger Mosquitoes gather.
Fight with slashing damage
Attack the Tiger Mosquito with Slashing or Fresh hits, since it’s weak to both and resists Smashing.
Loot the remains
Collect the defeated mosquito’s drops to pick up the Tiger Mosquito Beak and a Mosquito Blood Sack.
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Gear and damage types for the fight
Bring a weapon that deals Slashing or Fresh damage and the fight ends quickly. Tiger Mosquitoes are weak to both and resist Smashing, so leave hammers and clubs at base. The showcase run uses a Sour Katanga, which handles the Slashing side cleanly, but any comparable slashing blade or Fresh-infused weapon does the job. Use the right damage type from your existing kit instead of crafting a whole new weapon just for this farm.
What Tiger Mosquito Beak is used for
In Grounded 2, the Tiger Mosquito Beak is a natural resource harvested from the remains of Tiger Mosquitoes. In the first Grounded, this same beak was the standout ingredient in the Tiger Mosquito Rapier, a Tier 3 sword, so returning players will recognize it as high-value crafting material. Treat that rapier as older series context, then stockpile beaks and check your workbench as you unlock more of the pond progression in Grounded 2.
Into the Abyss and the expanded pond
This farm sits right at the heart of the Into the Abyss content. The update expands the central pond into a full water zone with a bayou-style surface, and the mosquitoes you’re farming are among the tougher, reworked threats now crowding that shoreline. Clearing them is good practice for the rest of the area because the pond-side gauntlet leads into the underwater bases, mounts, and deeper progression the update adds. A beak run also gives you a clean scouting pass across the new shoreline.
Equip a Slashing or Fresh weapon before you engage — Tiger Mosquitoes resist Smashing, so the right damage type is the difference between a two-hit kill and a drawn-out chase.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Sour Katanga required to farm the beak?
No. It’s just one strong option because it deals Slashing damage. Any weapon that hits the Tiger Mosquito’s Slashing or Fresh weakness works fine, so use whatever comparable blade or Fresh weapon you already have.
Do regular Mosquitoes drop the Tiger Mosquito Beak?
No. The Tiger Mosquito Beak comes from Tiger Mosquitoes on the south pond side. Standard Mosquitoes drop the ordinary Mosquito Beak instead, so peep the enemy first and farm the striped version around the pond route.
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