EvoWorld.io Early Levels: The First Ten Forms and What Eats Them

The first ten forms in EvoWorld.io go by quickly, but they are where most new players die, usually to something they did not know could eat them. Everything in this guide comes from the tables in the game's own code (the expTable and foodChain in the shared.js file that evoworld.io loads) and from its English text file, checked in October 2026.

The three rules the game gives you

The start screen keeps it short: eat things with a green border, avoid creatures with a red border, and do not forget to drink water. You move with the mouse or the arrow keys. Your skill, if your form has an active one, goes on right click or Space; on a phone the game shows its own buttons for left, right, up and the skill. Most early forms have passive skills that work on their own, so there is nothing to press until the Blue Bird.

The first ten forms

The experience column is the amount the evolution table sets for each form before you move on to the next one. The food column lists what that form can eat, with the experience one item gives.

Form	Experience to evolve	Eats (experience)	Skill
Fly	30	Poo (30), dead fish (30)	Beginner's luck: 50% chance to dodge an attack
Butterfly	50	Flowers (7)	Flower love: hidden from predators on a flower
Mosquito	70	Pigs (20), cats (8)	Infection: a player who bites you may get infected
Wasp	240	Fruit, flowers, beehives, and Pigeon, Hen and Blue Bird players (200 to 250)	Sting: 25% chance to poison prey
Dragonfly	260	Fly (90), Butterfly (120), Mosquito (140), ladybugs (65)	Grab prey: holds a victim for 4 seconds
Pigeon	300	Seeds (25), bread (55), worms (100)	Hunger: eat the next food in one bite
Duck	350	Seeds, bread, worms, pink fish (150)	Diving: stays under water longer
Blue Bird	400	Fly (30), fruit, seeds, bread, worms, eggs	Swoop (active, 8 s cooldown)
Hen	450	Seeds, bread, worms	Laying egg: 50 experience per egg
Parrot	450	Seeds, bread, fruit, worms, star fruit (150)	Fruit eater: 25% chance to eat fruit in one bite

After the Parrot come the Stork, the Red Bird and the Pelican, and the numbers start to climb faster from there.

Three things the table tells you

• The Mosquito to Wasp jump is the first wall. The Mosquito needs 70 experience, the Wasp 240. As a Wasp, the best food is other players: a Pigeon is worth 200, a Hen 250. That is a lot more than a strawberry.
• The Dragonfly is the first real hunter. It is the first form whose food list is mostly players: Flies, Butterflies and Mosquitoes. If you were one of those a minute ago, you know where they gather.
• Worms are worth chasing. For the Pigeon, Hen, Duck and Blue Bird, a worm gives three to five times what a seed gives.

Not every red border is a player

The food table also lists computer creatures as eaters. A Fly can be eaten by frogs, crabs, turtles, sharks, piranhas and crocodiles, by rats, bats and a black widow spider, and by the zombies and mummies of the later areas, as well as by players who are Dragonflies, Blue Birds, Red Birds, Blackbirds or Brown Birds. A Wasp's player hunters are the Hornet, the Turkey, the Blackbird and the Brown Bird. When an animal on the ground has a red border, treat it the same as a player.

Water, and where the early forms lose it

Your water bar drains all the time, and the game warns you when it is low: "You need to drink water to survive!" Water also clears the infection a Mosquito gives a predator and the poison from a Wasp's sting. The Duck can dive, but staying under too long brings the second warning, about oxygen: "You need to breathe air to survive!" Learn where the nearest water is before you need it.