I mean I still can laugh my head off to a fart or poop joke as someone who dislikes most fart and poop jokes so, yea.
Winter 2023 DLC Speculation
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Yeah thats how I would imagine it but it would still probably take a bit of work to make for frontier like the flying animations with the wings.
Maybe, but then again, wouldn't the wings be a blur anyways? We wouldn't really see them. So they could theoretically just speed up the wing animations
Regarding the Titicaca water frog tank at Prague - yes, it is huge, but because it mimics the relatively bare lake bed of Lake Titicaca and has a large number of frogs, there isn't any trouble in seeing them. In this picture, you can see there are masses of them on the tank bed.
Touch it and see if an iguana suddenly appears. Make sure the temp setting is okay though.
That's actually a cool design. Very nice
Exhibit 18 has the temperature and humidity just right, says Villanelle from only looking through the glass
So other than the wood frog, what are the other options for exhibit animals in a tundra pack?
Also not including the snowy owl cause honestly they probably won’t do it.
Also not including the snowy owl cause honestly they probably won’t do it.
There is a Sea Spider or a Nudibranch.
Siberian Salamander, but it is a rather obscure choice for a zoo game
Also while I’m thinking about it, if they didn’t include an exhibit animal in Arctic why would they include an exhibit animal in a pack that basically is the same as Arctic?
Arctic was the only pack to contain two scenarios, which I guess is kind of the compensation for the lack of exhibit animal
Edit: Overall that pack was just put together differently than anything we have seen since, which is most likely just a result of it coming out shortly after the game was released
We did get the Titan beetle. Just saying
It is not that I don't think they would do it. That or the wood frog is just a bit same same when it comes to realism and being something needed for the game. Not really good choices any of them
Yeah yeah, makes sense. But, now that we have the WEs, another option could be a moth. The Arctic woolly bear moth. Unrealistic, but it's an idea
While not exclusive to tundra biome, the common toad, common adder and common lizard are also found in territories which have the tundra biome in game.
For the case of the exhibit being difficult to choose, I really am thinking they’re gonna choose alpine.
Would people really be excited for a common toad though?
I would. We have several frogs but no toads. It would also be the first European/Asian frog/toad which is nice for diversity. Also my local zoo has them and I like seeing them.
A wildcard choice as an exhibit species for a tundra pack could be the arctic bumblebee.
Although I'm not sure if this exact species is kept, there are a few places that do, or have, kept bumblebees. I would personally favour seeing them kept in the standard exhibit, but with a new design - a lower nest burrow, where a number of bees are gathered around their honey pots, and the upper flight section, where a couple of bees fly from flower-to-flower on a loop. The exhibit box would have this sort of design, but with the interior of the upper section changed to a more naturalistic tundra setting.
Although I'm not sure if this exact species is kept, there are a few places that do, or have, kept bumblebees. I would personally favour seeing them kept in the standard exhibit, but with a new design - a lower nest burrow, where a number of bees are gathered around their honey pots, and the upper flight section, where a couple of bees fly from flower-to-flower on a loop. The exhibit box would have this sort of design, but with the interior of the upper section changed to a more naturalistic tundra setting.