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Where to find Klombos and Klomberries in Fortnite — and how to feed them

FORTNITE’S latest update has added giant dinosaurs to the games and if you find their favourite snack you can get free items as a reward.

Klombos (or Colombos as Google likes to call them) are friendly dinos added in Fortnite update v19.10 along with Tilted Towers.

@FortniteBR/ TwitterKlombos wander around the map but can generally be found near bodies of water[/caption]

Epic GamesFeeding friendly Klombos Klomberries can get you a free item[/caption]

What are Klombos in Fortnite?

Klombos are friendly critters who meander around the map looking for their favourite (and only) food source — Klomberries.

But these adorable dinosaur-like creatures won’t hesitate to defend themselves if you attack, and you likely won’t survive the assault.

However, they’re much more useful alive and well, and while you can feed them for items, they can’t be tamed to follow or fight for you like other wildlife.

Feeding Klombos Klomberries will make them reward you with an item, which they shoot out of their blowholes.

For added fun (or easy map traversal) you can stand on top of the blowhole to get fired up into the air, at which point you can whip out your glider and fly off.

Where to find Klombos in Fortnite

There a few Klombos on the map at any one time, and they’re easy to spot once you get close to their path.


Klombos make a lot of noise and bulldoze their way through the environment.

Because of their size, they tend to spawn in flat, open areas, rather than in the middle of POIs.

They also seem to like hanging out near water so lakes, rivers, and the shoreline are good places to look.

That being said, Klombo sightings have been as follows:

West of Sanctuary/ south of Coney CrossroadsAround the Daily BugleNorth of The JonesesBy the lakes at Logjam Lumberyards and Camp Cuddle

Where to find Klomberries in Fortnite

Klombos are big blue berries that grow on bushes across the Island, and look a lot like rasperries.

The bushes tend to be found in the spots where you’ll find Klombos, and you’ll usually find a clump of them.

If you’d rather not go berry-picking, you can buy Klomberries from Haven, to the west of Chonkers Speedway at the Lil’ Shaftie landmark.

You’ll need 25 Gold Bars to complete your purchase.

Klomberries take up inventory slots, and if you eat one yourself, you’ll get 10HP.

How to feed a Klombo Klomberries in Fortnite

To feed a Klombo Klomberries in Fortnite, you need to toss the berry at the dino.

Just equip the Klomberries from your inventory, aim with left trigger (or right-click on PC).

To throw the Klomberries, hit the right trigger (or left-click on PC) when you’re happy with the trajectory.

The Klombo will suck up the Klomberries and fire an item out of the blowhole on top of its head.

You can also get on top of it to get shot into the air.

Fortnite Klombo quests

Feeding Klombos Klomberries is also a part of a couple of challenges this week.

The new Milestone Quest requires Fortnite players to feed five Klomberries to a Klombo to kick it off.

Meanwhile, the Week 7 Season quest has players stand within 10 metres of a Klombo and throw Klomberries at it.

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