What makes you think that?That's probably why they will never add them in the WTE at this point lol
What makes you think that?That's probably why they will never add them in the WTE at this point lol
Forgive me here, as I'm thinking about this in terms of "exhibits" rather than individual animals in some cases...Discussion question I’m curious to hear more about - what are your top 5 animals that you think could work well as Walkthrough Exhibits and that you’d like to see in game?
Not breaking any new ground here by saying this but adding exhibits in the current "WTE" style that aren't walk-through could really blow it all wide open and create an extensive range of new and exciting options. Haha.Honestly if birds ever come to WTE then the possibilities are endless: owls, kookaburras, BoP, doves, etc.
That's probably why they will never add them in the WTE at this point lol
i would also like natural looking regular feeders/troughs/bowlsi would really like more natural forage enrichments (realistic logs with bugs, piles of leaves that animals scrape up to look for food, etc.)
and also i would love sleeping enrichments (hollow logs/trees, little mud wallows, etc)
I'm going to pick two:So, for something completely different before this becomes unbearable... most wanted (habitat) birds from each continent?
Discussion is kinda tired and hostile rn I’ll pop back in on monday
I know! As curious as I am about the DLC, the update is also really interesting to me this time around. They are getting smaller and smaller over time, but I have really grown to appreciate them. Frontier always happens to wait to talk about a couple features at launch too!Man, Tuesday can’t come any time sooner can it
Africa: Southern ground hornbill, great white pelican.most wanted (habitat) birds from each continent?
I had a dream two nights before that we got the Przewalskis Horse with the new pack (i know, weird thing to dream about). So when I woke up the morning of the reveal I got on Facebook before even getting out of bed and saw the reveal video, i had to pinch myself to be sure I wasn’t asleepI want to feel the surprise and utter unexpectedness I felt when Conservation was first announced. I really do.
Is there a specific continent you’re building for or anything?Speaking of temperate, I am building a temperate city zoo ATM and I'm feeling a bit stuck. Has anyone got any cool zoo suggestions that I can look up for inspiration? I use zoo lex and zoo chat for individual habitat inspo but I also like looking at maps and general zoo architecture
I am trying to base it in Europe, but I'm not choosing a specific country, I love seeing irl examples.Is there a specific continent you’re building for or anything?
There are some great European City zoos that I’m looking at at the moment for my own builds. My biggest influences are:Speaking of temperate, I am building a temperate city zoo ATM and I'm feeling a bit stuck. Has anyone got any cool zoo suggestions that I can look up for inspiration? I use zoo lex and zoo chat for individual habitat inspo but I also like looking at maps and general zoo architecture
It’s not in Europe, but here are some enclosures from the Bronx zoo that I found pretty inspirational.I am trying to base it in Europe, but I'm not choosing a specific country, I love seeing irl examples.
Thank you, this gives me some great research! So far I have built an entrance, restroom, insectarium, giftshop, foodcourt, info centre, train station, and a siamang habitat lol. I struggle big time making a cohesive zoo plan from the start I usually just put down a bunch of habitats and go from there. I love looking at whole zoos, this is a good list for me to start from! Thank you.There are some great European City zoos that I’m looking at at the moment for my own builds. My biggest influences are:
• ZSL London Zoo (my local zoo)
• Berlin Zoo
• Copenhagen Zoo
• Antwerp Zoo
There are lots of other amazing ones out there, but these four are my top ones for inspiration. They blend lots of older architecture that would have been part of the original zoo with newer, more natural looking builds. This is something unique to city zoos - this way, you can see how they have evolved from when they started to what they look like now!
There is some great inspo here! I haven't seen glass aviaries like that before, and I love how close you feel to the water in the sea lion habitat. I like the way the trees are planted in that scenery shot, - are those aviaries to the right of the photo?It’s not in Europe, but here are some enclosures from the Bronx zoo that I found pretty inspirational.
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