New 25 essential habitat animals META-WISHLIST

A J K 91

A J K 91
1. Nile Crocodile
2. Marine Iguana
3. Gelada Baboon
4. Mantled Guereza
5. Lar Gibbon
6. Golden Snub Nosed Monkey
7. Red-Shanked Douc
8. Golden Lion Tamarin
9. Aye-Aye
10. Coquerel's Sifaka
11. Gaur
12. Markhor
13. Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo
14. Quokka
15. Southern Tamandua
16. Kinkajou
17. South American Coati
18. Fossa
19. Tasmanian Devil
20. Wolverine
21. Red River Hog
22. African Crested Porcupine
23. Shoebill
24. Linnaeus's two-toed sloth
25. Walrus
 

QueenCinna

Q
1. Greater Bilby
2. Tasmanian devil
3. Linnaeus's two-toed sloth
4. Wolverine
5. Secretary bird
6. Musk Ox
7. Eastern Spotted Quoll
8. Rakali
9. Fossa
10. Walrus
11. North island brown kiwi
12. Echidna
13. Goodfellows tree kangaroo
14. Pink earred duck
15. Ocelot
16. Shoebill
17. Saiga
18. West Indian manatee
19. Black Howler monkey
20. Golden lion tamarin
21. Aye aye
22. Great white pelican
23. Serval
24. Leopard seal
25. Quokka
 

conthauberger

C
Well, I am wondering of 25 each for cats and dogs. Though we could have any kennels, farmyards, and animal shelters for pet breeds.

Dogs
  1. Border Collie
  2. Beagle Dog
  3. Bloodhound
  4. English Bulldog
  5. Majestic Treehound
  6. Doberman Pinscher
  7. French Foxhound
  8. Great Dane
  9. German Shepard
  10. Bullmastif
  11. Pit Bull
  12. Golden Retriever
  13. Russian Wolfhound
  14. Chihuahua
  15. Schnauzer
  16. St. Bernard
  17. Rottweiler
  18. American Pit Bull Terrier
  19. Siberian Husky
  20. Boston Terrier
  21. Boxer Dog
  22. Pug
  23. Dachshund
  24. Pointer Dog
  25. Labrador Retriever
Cats

  1. Russian Blue Cat
  2. Scottish Fold
  3. Egyptian Mau Cat
  4. Abyssinian Cat
  5. Burmese Cat
  6. Tabby Cat
  7. Siamese Cat
  8. Canadian Sphynx
  9. European Shorthair
  10. Californian Spangled
  11. Devon Rex
  12. Bengal Cat
  13. Bicolored Cat
  14. Bombay Cat
  15. Calico Cat
  16. Aegean Cat
  17. American Curl Cat
  18. American Shorthair
  19. American Wirehair
  20. Aphrodite Giant
  21. Australian Mist
  22. Chausie Cat
  23. Cornish Rex
  24. Japanese Bobtail
  25. Khao Manee
 

YesIndeed

YesIndeed
conthauberger said:
Well, I am wondering of 25 each for cats and dogs. Though we could have any kennels, farmyards, and animal shelters for pet breeds.

Dogs
  1. Border Collie
  2. Beagle Dog
  3. Bloodhound
  4. English Bulldog
  5. Majestic Treehound
  6. Doberman Pinscher
  7. French Foxhound
  8. Great Dane
  9. German Shepard
  10. Bullmastif
  11. Pit Bull
  12. Golden Retriever
  13. Russian Wolfhound
  14. Chihuahua
  15. Schnauzer
  16. St. Bernard
  17. Rottweiler
  18. American Pit Bull Terrier
  19. Siberian Husky
  20. Boston Terrier
  21. Boxer Dog
  22. Pug
  23. Dachshund
  24. Pointer Dog
  25. Labrador Retriever
Cats

  1. Russian Blue Cat
  2. Scottish Fold
  3. Egyptian Mau Cat
  4. Abyssinian Cat
  5. Burmese Cat
  6. Tabby Cat
  7. Siamese Cat
  8. Canadian Sphynx
  9. European Shorthair
  10. Californian Spangled
  11. Devon Rex
  12. Bengal Cat
  13. Bicolored Cat
  14. Bombay Cat
  15. Calico Cat
  16. Aegean Cat
  17. American Curl Cat
  18. American Shorthair
  19. American Wirehair
  20. Aphrodite Giant
  21. Australian Mist
  22. Chausie Cat
  23. Cornish Rex
  24. Japanese Bobtail
  25. Khao Manee
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Why do you want domestics dogs and cats in a zoo game so much? I'm honestly interested.
 

A J K 91

A J K 91
conthauberger said:
Well, I am wondering of 25 each for cats and dogs. Though we could have any kennels, farmyards, and animal shelters for pet breeds.

Dogs
  1. Border Collie
  2. Beagle Dog
  3. Bloodhound
  4. English Bulldog
  5. Majestic Treehound
  6. Doberman Pinscher
  7. French Foxhound
  8. Great Dane
  9. German Shepard
  10. Bullmastif
  11. Pit Bull
  12. Golden Retriever
  13. Russian Wolfhound
  14. Chihuahua
  15. Schnauzer
  16. St. Bernard
  17. Rottweiler
  18. American Pit Bull Terrier
  19. Siberian Husky
  20. Boston Terrier
  21. Boxer Dog
  22. Pug
  23. Dachshund
  24. Pointer Dog
  25. Labrador Retriever
Cats

  1. Russian Blue Cat
  2. Scottish Fold
  3. Egyptian Mau Cat
  4. Abyssinian Cat
  5. Burmese Cat
  6. Tabby Cat
  7. Siamese Cat
  8. Canadian Sphynx
  9. European Shorthair
  10. Californian Spangled
  11. Devon Rex
  12. Bengal Cat
  13. Bicolored Cat
  14. Bombay Cat
  15. Calico Cat
  16. Aegean Cat
  17. American Curl Cat
  18. American Shorthair
  19. American Wirehair
  20. Aphrodite Giant
  21. Australian Mist
  22. Chausie Cat
  23. Cornish Rex
  24. Japanese Bobtail
  25. Khao Manee
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It's a Zoo game, a Zoo, a ZOOOOO!!!
 

Hugo98

Hugo98
Hugo98 said:
1. Capybara
2. Leopard (any Asian subspecies, preferably Amur, Persian or North Chinese)
3. European lynx
4. Alpine ibex
5. Takin (any subspecies)
6. Tasmanian devil
7. Yellow-footed rock wallaby
8. Przewalski's horse
9. Goodfellow's tree kangaroo
10. Fossa
11. Coquerel's sifaka
12. Porcupine (crested)
13. Ocelot
14. Maned wolf
15. Common rhea
16. Black howler monkey
17. Any gibbon
18. Sika deer
19. Baboon (preferably gelada baboon or hamadryas baboon)
20. Javan banteng
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Hugo98 said:
My five additional species are:
21. Diana monkey (we need more smaller to medium sized monkeys and we are totally lacking colourful guenons ingame)
22. Indian blackbuck (more hoofstock especially from South Asia is always welcome)
23. Common wombat (unfortunately didn't get a spot on my 20 species list, so here it gets one)
24. Honey badger (it was a hard decision between this and the wolverine but I go for the African species)
25. Javan lutung (we need more Asian primates and a langur is missing so far).
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At least one more species that I can cross off my list. 9 out of my 25 now made it into the game!
 

biggest_dreamer

biggest_dreamer
biggest_dreamer said:
  1. Tanuki
  2. Hamadryas baboon
  3. Grey crowned crane
  4. Red river hog
  5. Matschie's tree kangaroo
  6. Emu
  7. Brown-throated three-toed sloth
  8. Crested porcupine
  9. Ocelot
  10. Coatimundi
  11. Red fox
  12. Helmeted guineafowl
  13. Bennet's wallaby
  14. Common squirrel monkey
  15. Brazilian porcupine
  16. North American river otter
  17. Mantled guereza
  18. Fishing cat
  19. Golden lion tamarin
  20. Common eland
  21. Patagonian mara
  22. Greater rhea
  23. White-faced saki
  24. Raccoon
  25. Rock hyrax
  • Capybara
  • California sea lion
  • Cougar
  • American alligator
  • Eurasian lynx
  • Amur leopard
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I know we aren't doing updates anymore, but I figured I'd check on my list just out of curiosity's sake. Looks like I got 6 checks across the past three packs - although I'm still annoyed with myself for locking in the three-toed sloth back before I realized how nonexistent they were in captivity, at least it's out of the way now. For the purpose of future reflection, I'll also go ahead and write out what my hypothetical replacements would be as of right now: American black bear, common genet, radiated tortoise, southern tamandua, short-beaked echidna, Geoffroy's spider monkey.
 

FoxyDee

FoxyDee
FoxyDee said:
1. California Sea Lion Tamandua
2. Capybara Wombat
3. Gibbon (any, but I assume Lar Gibbon will be the most voted on) Spectacled Bear
4. Tasmanian Devil
5. Secretary Bird
6. Honey Badger
7. Sloth
8. Kiwi
9. Moose Tree Kangaroo
10. Wolverine
11. Lynx Sea Otter
12. American Beaver Golden Lion Tamarin
13. Crested Porcupine
14. Maned Wolf
15. Howler Monkey
16. Emu
17. Platypus Takin
18. Przewalski's horse Raccoon Dog
19. Red River Hog
20. Coati
21. Roseate Spoonbill
22. Fossa
23. Musk Ox
24. Saki Monkey
25. Bald Uakar
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Just out of curiosity, I wanted to check mine:
  • California Sea Lion
  • Capybara
  • Common Wombat
  • Lar Gibbon
  • Sloth (yeah I voted on this when I didnt even know the three-toed isnt really held in captivity, othervise my vote would be different)
  • Moose
  • Eurasian Lynx
  • American Beaver
  • Maned Wolf
  • Emu
  • Platypus
  • Przewalski Horse
  • Red River Hog
  • Fossa
  • Tasmanian Devil
  • Kiwi
  • African Crested porcupine

Wow, I got quite a few! But looking at the rest of the list retrospectively, I would vote very differently in some cases, lol.
 
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DarthQuell

DarthQuell
DarthQuell said:
Ok, my past lists

  1. Gray fox
  2. American black bear
  3. Coyote
  4. North American ringtail (aka ringtail cat)
  5. White-nosed coati
  6. Greater rhea
  7. Red wolf
  8. Tasmanian devil
  9. Platypus
  10. Coquerel's sifaka
  11. Fossa
  12. North American otter
  13. Yellow-dotted rock wallaby
  14. Wild boar
  15. Raccoon
  16. White-tailed deer
  17. Whooping crane (although I've seen them in mesh, they don't often fly, so I believe they'll ve like flamingos)
  18. Greater roadrunner (same as above)
  19. Wolverine
  20. Przewalski's wild horse
  21. Common wombat
  22. Scimitar horned oryx
  23. Striped skunk
  24. Lion-tailed macaque
  25. Nine-banded armadillo

Ok, I haven't updated this since the Wetlands pack, at least. I got 3 animals, so I'll update those. Goodbye:

Platypus
P-Horse
Oryx

Hello:

Patagonian mara
Siberian musk deer
Quokka
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I think this was my last list. Since then, I can scratch out the striped skunk, the nine-banded armadillo, the common wombat, the raccoon, and the fossa
 

yuhyuhyuh

Y
1. Gaur
2. Giant Eland
3. Nile Crocodile
4. African Crested Porcupine
5. Alligator Snapping Turtle
6. Radiated Tortoise
7. Dromedary Camel
8. Banded Palm Civet
9. Coquerel’s Sifaka
10. West Indian Manatee
11. Gelada
12. Colombian Spider Monkey
13. Common Squirrel Monkey
14. Ocelot
15. Shoebill
16. Secretary Bird
17. Kori Bustard
18. Blue Duiker
19. Reeve’s Muntjac
20. Trumpeter Swan
21. Golden Pheasant
22. Black Rhinoceros
23. Blackbuck
24. Black Howler Monkey
25. Javan Banteng
 

Jadadu2

J
1. African Leopard
2. Alligator Snapping Turtle
3. American Black Bear
4. Asiatic Lion
5. Bighorn Sheep
6. Bobcat
7. Chamois
8. Coyote
9. European Bison
10. Goodfellow’s Tree Kangaroo
11. Greater Kudu
12. Honey Badger
13. Howler Monkey
14. Leopard Seal
15. Markhor
16. North American River Otter
17. Ocelot
18. Rosevelt’s Elk
19. Saiga Antelope
20. Short-Beaked Echidna
21. South American Coati
22. Spectacled Bear
23. Tasmanian Devil
24. Wild Boar
25. Wolverine
 

zurichimp

Z
1. Geoffroy's Spider Monkey
2. Black Howler Monkey
3. African Leopard
4. Mantled Guereza
5. Hamadryas Baboon
6. Spectacled Bear
7. Wolverine
8. Walrus
9. Black Rhino
10. Guianan Squirrel Monkey
11. Sloth Bear
12. North American Black Bear
13. Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo
14. Golden Snub-nosed monkey
15. Saiga
16. West Indian Manatee
17. Gelada
18. Secretary Bird
19. South American Coati
20. Elk
21. Nilgai
22. Asiatic Lion
23. Sumatran Tiger
24. Francois Langur
25. Australian Sea Lion
 

nutrit

nutrit
nutrit said:
That was really much harder than I’ve expected to be…
Frankly I think that it might be easier to make a list of 10 species rather than 20.

I had to omit my beloved Wolverine, Honey badger and Shoebill 😖😭

1. Red River hog
2. Manned Wolf
3. Somali wild donkey
4. Scimitar horned oryx
5. Addax
6. Père David’s deer
7. Amur leopard
8. African civet
9. Serval
10. Coati
11. Stripped hyena
12. Lion tailed macaque
13. Blackbuck
14. Howler monkey
15. Bontebok
16. Giant Eland
17. Caribbean Manatee
18. Giant armadillo
19. Sumatran rhinoceros
20. Tree kangaroo
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I finally also have some species to cross out 🤩
Right now I would also vote a little bit differently.
Some species are more important for me now.

I would really like those species to be added before the game ends:
1. Somali wild donkey
2. Addax
3. Pere David’s deer
4. Sloth bear
5. Lion tailed macaque
6. Coati
7. Serval
8. Black rhino
9. Golden takin
10. Tree kangaroo
11. Echidna
12. Manatee
13. Mantled guereza
14. Porcupine
 
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TheDuckKnight

TheDuckKnight
So with the addition of the sloth, how do we want to proceed from here?

Originally and for a very long time, the three-toed sloth was considered the nominate species for anyone who voted for a generic sloth. Assuming Frontier referenced this list, it seemed that's what they believed the census to be, with its inclusion in the Tropical Pack.

But within the last few months, the two-toed sloth was changed to the nominate species, due to its more common presence in real world zoos.

With the inclusion of the original front-runner (the three-toed), should we readjust and recount the list to reflect three-toed as indeed the nominate one for generic votes?
Or keep it as is, and according to the community the two-toed will stay in the Number 3 spot?
 

Captain Callum

Captain Callum
TheDuckKnight said:
So with the addition of the sloth, how do we want to proceed from here?

Originally and for a very long time, the three-toed sloth was considered the nominate species for anyone who voted for a generic sloth. Assuming Frontier referenced this list, it seemed that's what they believed the census to be, with its inclusion in the Tropical Pack.

But within the last few months, the two-toed sloth was changed to the nominate species, due to its more common presence in real world zoos.

With the inclusion of the original front-runner (the three-toed), should we readjust and recount the list to reflect three-toed as indeed the nominate one for generic votes?
Or keep it as is, and according to the community the two-toed will stay in the Number 3 spot?
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Surely it would make sense to maintain the two toed sloth at #3 , many don't consider the three toed sloth as the end all option for sloth inclusions. But if a generic sloth vote has now been labelled two toed I can see a big problem with the validity of the ranking
 

nutrit

nutrit
TheDuckKnight said:
So with the addition of the sloth, how do we want to proceed from here?

Originally and for a very long time, the three-toed sloth was considered the nominate species for anyone who voted for a generic sloth. Assuming Frontier referenced this list, it seemed that's what they believed the census to be, with its inclusion in the Tropical Pack.

But within the last few months, the two-toed sloth was changed to the nominate species, due to its more common presence in real world zoos.

With the inclusion of the original front-runner (the three-toed), should we readjust and recount the list to reflect three-toed as indeed the nominate one for generic votes?
Or keep it as is, and according to the community the two-toed will stay in the Number 3 spot?
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From the beginning it was not the greatest idea to separate the sloth species especially because most people just voted for sloth and it’s not fair to put those votes in favor of two toed sloth.
In my opinion we should go back to where we have been before - generic sloth and cross it out from the list.
Most of the people when they think about sloths the visualize three toed sloth. It’s just more recognizable and I don’t really care if it’s not so popular in zoos in Europe or US. It is present in collections in South America so it really doesn’t matter.
 
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