Newest Minecraft Update 1.10 Will Add Special Blocks, Fossils, and Polar Bears To The Game, June 9, 2016, Video, MC New.

Mojang has finished its most recent significant overhaul for Minecraft, form 1.10, otherwise called "Frostburn." 

Frostburn principally rolls out improvements to the most sizzling and coldest ranges of the diversion, including polar bears and another Skeleton variation, Strays to solidified biomes while fossils and a more grounded Zombie sort, Husks will appear in deserts. 

There's likewise another specialized piece for Creative mode administrators which takes into consideration layouts of structures to be put with the assistance of "Redstone guile". 

Here's Mojang's rundown of changes (in spite of the fact that you can see a much more itemized adaptation on the Minecraft Wiki): 

Numerous bug fixes 

Included Polar Bear 

Included Husk and Stray 

An auto-bounce choice 

Enhancements to some orders 

Structure obstructs for custom maps 

Underground fossils produced using bone pieces 

Included Magma Block 

Included Nether Wart Block and Red Nether Bricks 

Some gigantic mushrooms can be considerably bigger 

An uncommon opportunity to discover forlorn trees in fields 

Find relinquished mineshafts loaded with gold in plateau biomes 

Towns produce better ways between the structures 

More varieties of towns, taking into account the biomes they are implicit 

Endermen have been seen in the Nether 

Furthermore, - obviously - Mojang has expelled Herobrine once more. 

The Frostburn upgrade is accessible to all PC Minecraft players now, and will download in the Minecraft launcher.