Would love to See

CeylaMin · Apr 7, 2023

At least these are Animals i would love to see

Even though some of them are to Unknown or simply not on the List ~

Antakarana leaf chameleon
(Mount Ambre Leaf Chameleon)*
Brookesia antakarana
(syn.: Brookesia ambreensis)*

Occurrence: N-Madagascar (Montagne de Ambre National Park)
Habitat: highland rainforest 650 to 1150m above sea level
Total length: 7 - 10 cm
Endangerment Status: NT (Least Concern)
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Antillean bullfrog
(mountain chicken)
Leptodactylus fallax

Occurrence: Islands Dominica and Montserrat (Caribbean)
Habitat: rainforest, plantations, swampland
Total length: 16 cm
Endangerment Status: CR (Critically Endangered)
***
Negros Pustyl Pig
(Visayas Pustyl Pig)
(Visayas maned pig)
Sus cebifrons negrinus

Occurrence: Philippines: Negros (island of the Visayas archipelago), Panay, possibly Masbate
Head-torso length: 85 - 100 cm
Weight: 40-70kg
Food: omnivores
Endangerment Status: CR (Critically Endangered)
***
Paradise Crane
Anthropoides paradisea
(Syn.: Grus paradisea)

Occurrence: Southern Africa (Eastern and Southern Rep. South Africa, Swaziland, Namibia)
Total length: 110 - 120 cm
Wingspan: 180 - 200 cm
Weight: 4.9-5.3kg
Endangerment status: VU (endangered)
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Rough-necked Death Adder
("Indonesian" Death Adders)
Acanthophis rugosus

Occurrence: New Guinea, Northern Territory, Western Australia, Queensland
Endangerment Status: LC (Least Concern)
***
Shetlandpony
Equus ferus f. caballus
(Syn.: Equus przewalskii f. caballus)

***
dwarf zebu
Bos primigenius f. taurus

Weight: 80-500kg

Or Limousin Cattle*
***
Ussuri brown bear
(Manchurian brown bear)
(Amur brown bear)*
Ursus arctos lasiotus*

Occurrence: Eastern Asia (Eastern Russia (southern Kuril Islands, Sakhalin, Ussuri/Amur region), NE China, North Korea, Japan (Hokkaido))

[I'am not quite Sure if these Species are not to similar to the Brown Bear in itself :/]
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Spurred Turtle
Centrochelys sulcata
(Syn.: Geochelone sulcata)
(Syn.: Testudo sulcata)

Endangerment Status: EN (Endangered)
***
parma kangaroo
(parma wallaby)
Notamacropus parma
(Syn.: Macropus parma)

Occurrence: New South Wales (Australia), naturalized: New Zealand
Habitat: mountainous country, sclerophyllous vegetation
Head-torso length: 45 - 53 cm
Tail length: 40 - 55 cm
Weight: 3.2-5.9kg
Food: grasses, herbs
Endangerment Status: NT (Least Concern)

Fossa · Apr 8, 2023

I’m sorry, not one of these animals really appealed to me, I would be disappointed if one of these animals (that all look like others already in the game) made it into the game over other animals

CeylaMin · Apr 8, 2023

Fossa said:
I’m sorry, not one of these animals really appealed to me, I would be disappointed if one of these animals (that all look like others already in the game) made it into the game over other animals

Thats fine don't worry

It's more along the lines of "Especially the inconspicuous" often surprises you. =)

Angeł · Apr 8, 2023

I swear if we get another Asian Brown Bear before we get any European species, I’ll riot. We still have not got a European Brown Bear, which is ESSENTIAL for European sections. Not to mention, we already have the Himalayan Brown Bear which fills the ‘Asian Brown Bear’ niche (and happens to be one of the most hated animals in game because of its inclusion over the Eurasian Brown Bear). To get a subspecies of the Eurasian that doesn’t actually occur in Europe would be the worst possible inclusion for me we could get this year.
I’d LOVE the Eurasian Brown Bear, it’s in my top ten most wanted animals. But the Ussuri Brown Bear would not come close to even scratching my itch for it.

Fossa · Apr 9, 2023

Soooooooo people want MORE freaking brown and black bears???? Wth people, priority please, just rename such animals or ask modders, don’t waste precious last spots with copy paste waste

And the brown bear is hated because it isn’t so much different from the grizzly

YesIndeed · Apr 18, 2023

missconception said:
I swear if we get another Asian Brown Bear before we get any European species, I’ll riot. We still have not got a European Brown Bear, which is ESSENTIAL for European sections. Not to mention, we already have the Himalayan Brown Bear which fills the ‘Asian Brown Bear’ niche (and happens to be one of the most hated animals in game because of its inclusion over the Eurasian Brown Bear). To get a subspecies of the Eurasian that doesn’t actually occur in Europe would be the worst possible inclusion for me we could get this year.
I’d LOVE the Eurasian Brown Bear, it’s in my top ten most wanted animals. But the Ussuri Brown Bear would not come close to even scratching my itch for it.

The specie is actually a Eurasian Brown Bear which the himalayan is a subspecies of. People use the Formosan as an Asiatic Black bear why can't people just use himalayan. It looks not that different from a Eurasian Brown Bear. I'm pretty sure frontier just picked it over the general species because it's critically endangered.

Fossa · Apr 24, 2023

People want the euro-bear only for the files? As you can just place the himalaya one and fantasize it is the european one, maybe frontier should release a tool where you can change the texts and names in the animal profiles, modders can already do that.

The Carcharodontogenius · May 16, 2023

CeylaMin said:
At least these are Animals i would love to see
Even though some of them are to Unknown or simply not on the List ~

Antakarana leaf chameleon
(Mount Ambre Leaf Chameleon)*
Brookesia antakarana
(syn.: Brookesia ambreensis)*
View attachment 351851
Occurrence: N-Madagascar (Montagne de Ambre National Park)
Habitat: highland rainforest 650 to 1150m above sea level
Total length: 7 - 10 cm
Endangerment Status: NT (Least Concern)
***
Antillean bullfrog
(mountain chicken)
Leptodactylus fallax
View attachment 351852
Occurrence: Islands Dominica and Montserrat (Caribbean)
Habitat: rainforest, plantations, swampland
Total length: 16 cm
Endangerment Status: CR (Critically Endangered)
***
Negros Pustyl Pig
(Visayas Pustyl Pig)
(Visayas maned pig)
Sus cebifrons negrinus
View attachment 351861
Occurrence: Philippines: Negros (island of the Visayas archipelago), Panay, possibly Masbate
Head-torso length: 85 - 100 cm
Weight: 40-70kg
Food: omnivores
Endangerment Status: CR (Critically Endangered)
***
Paradise Crane
Anthropoides paradisea
(Syn.: Grus paradisea)
View attachment 351854
Occurrence: Southern Africa (Eastern and Southern Rep. South Africa, Swaziland, Namibia)
Total length: 110 - 120 cm
Wingspan: 180 - 200 cm
Weight: 4.9-5.3kg
Endangerment status: VU (endangered)
***
Rough-necked Death Adder
("Indonesian" Death Adders)
Acanthophis rugosus
View attachment 351855
Occurrence: New Guinea, Northern Territory, Western Australia, Queensland
Endangerment Status: LC (Least Concern)
***
Shetlandpony
Equus ferus f. caballus
(Syn.: Equus przewalskii f. caballus)
View attachment 351856
***
dwarf zebu
Bos primigenius f. taurus
View attachment 351857
Weight: 80-500kg

Or Limousin Cattle*
***
Ussuri brown bear
(Manchurian brown bear)
(Amur brown bear)*
Ursus arctos lasiotus*
View attachment 351858
Occurrence: Eastern Asia (Eastern Russia (southern Kuril Islands, Sakhalin, Ussuri/Amur region), NE China, North Korea, Japan (Hokkaido))

[I'am not quite Sure if these Species are not to similar to the Brown Bear in itself :/]
***
Spurred Turtle
Centrochelys sulcata
(Syn.: Geochelone sulcata)
(Syn.: Testudo sulcata)
View attachment 351859
Endangerment Status: EN (Endangered)
***
parma kangaroo
(parma wallaby)
Notamacropus parma
(Syn.: Macropus parma)
View attachment 351860
Occurrence: New South Wales (Australia), naturalized: New Zealand
Habitat: mountainous country, sclerophyllous vegetation
Head-torso length: 45 - 53 cm
Tail length: 40 - 55 cm
Weight: 3.2-5.9kg
Food: grasses, herbs
Endangerment Status: NT (Least Concern)

The top one is probably a good option.