Chapter 231: Why is Zelda the Sky?_2
You could tame them and log their information at the stables, thus making them your mounts.
You might also find a fishing boat in a small coastal village and join the local residents in heading out to sea, where you'd toss bombs into the water to blast out fish teeming with nutritious value.
In the icy snowscapes of the Snow Mountain Tribe, you could race against NPCs to see whose skiing speed was faster.
Or you could nudge a small stone, watching it slowly roll into a massive snowball before giving it a kick off a cliff to squash the Pokoblins below.
In the howling winds of an aerial archery range, you could deftly use "Link Time" to hit every bullseye with your arrows.
You even could craft a balloon from materials, tie it to a heavy object, and let it drift correctly into the sky with the wind, then shoot the balloon with an arrow, using the falling weight to harass the camp below where Pokoblins danced passionately, oblivious to the impending doom.