As animal pack please.
2024 Essential Habitat Animals Meta-Wishlist:
- Thread starter SuzieSky
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5 LAM animals in top 5 with two being the top 2. 8 animals in the top 20. This is awesome 
I just wish this kind of demand for SA came earlier though but i think we get it just in time.
Demand for ungulates seem to have reduced and is being concentrated on three Main ones most people want and deemed trully essential: markhor, musk ox and blackbuck. And honestly add to that a dik dik and / or muntjac and those are all the ungulates i personally need to be content.
I just wish this kind of demand for SA came earlier though but i think we get it just in time. Demand for ungulates seem to have reduced and is being concentrated on three Main ones most people want and deemed trully essential: markhor, musk ox and blackbuck. And honestly add to that a dik dik and / or muntjac and those are all the ungulates i personally need to be content.
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Top 50 Picks:
- West Indian Manatee
- Secretary Bird
- Burrowing Owl
- Greater Roadrunner
- Ground Hornbill (any species)
- Pelican (any species)
- Kakapo
- Alligator Snapping Turtle
- Rabbit or Hare (any species)
- Pig Nosed Turtle
- Arrau Turtle
- Green Sea Turtle
- Arapaima
- Alligator Gar
- Koi Fish (habitat)
- Mandarin Duck
- Coconut Crab (habitat)
- Beluga
- Bottlenose Dolphin
- Spider Monkey (any species)
- Golden Lion Tamarin
- Squirrel (any species)
- Green Anaconda (habitat)
- Chinese Giant Salamander (habitat)
- Rhinoceros Iguana (habitat)
- Victorian Crowned Pigeon
- Patagonian Mara
- Cloud Rat (any species)
- Southern Screamer
- Shoebill
- Mantled Guereza
- Chinchilla
- Wild Turkey
- Golden Pheasant
- Scarlet Ibis
- Red-footed Tortoise
- Leopard Seal
- Tree Kangaroo (any species)
- Gelada
- Helmeted Guineafowl
- Sea Otter
- Short Beaked Echidna
- Black Footed Ferret
- Rock Hyrax
- Walrus
- Aye-aye
- Tamandua
- Brazilian Porcupine
- Virginia Opossum
- Black & White Tegu
- Chevrotain (any species)
- De Brazza’s Monkey
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The new-released Eurasia pack is animal pack, so the next pack is more likely the scenery pack, the Frontier never offers two animal packs in succession
That's why i rather get some other pack in March and a LATAM animal pack in June.
Or maybe we get another animal pack anyways. They already did two scenery packs in a row before with Conservation and Twilight.
- Rhinoceros Iguana
- Grand Cayman Blue Iguana
- Fly River/Pig-Nosed Turtle
- Sulcata Tortoise
- Nile Crocodile
- Cuban Crocodile
- Tomistoma
- Arrau Turtle
- Radiated Tortoise
- Leopard Tortoise
- Yellow-Footed Tortoise
- Red-Footed Tortoise
- Red Tegu
- Black-And-White Tegu
- Perentie
- Black Caiman
- Dwarf Crocodile
- Asian Giant Tortoise
- Walrus
- South African Springhare
- Azara's Agouti
- Kinkajou
- Mantled Guereza
- Golden Pheasant
- Banded Mongoose
- Matschie's Tree Kangaroo
- Short-Beaked Echidna
- Muskox
- Geoffroy's Spider Monkey
- Pallas's Cat
- Hamadryas Baboon
- Gelada
- Patagonian Mara
- Blackbuck
- African Civet
- Markhor
- Secretarybird
- Golden Lion Tamarin
- Sea Otter
- Reeves's Muntjac
- Kirk's Dik-Dik
- Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey
- Southern Tamandua
- Roe Deer
- Harbour Seal
- Mouflon
- Yellow-Throated Marten
- Marabou Stork
- Aye-Aye
- Ocellated Turkey
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I think the way many of us have been going on about it for the last two years, there is no way the Devs don't know that we want more Latin American animals in. And while I do think we'll get a LAM pack for sure. If we don't,I can guarantee you it's not the devs making that decision, but corporate/stockholders decided it's time to close out the project.5 LAM animals in top 5 with two being the top 2. 8 animals in the top 20. This is awesome
Demand for ungulates seem to have reduced and is being concentrated on three Main ones most people want and deemed trully essential: markhor, musk ox and blackbuck. And honestly add to that a dik dik and / or muntjac and those are all the ungulates i personally need to be content.
Suzie, I don't know if you have enough space for this, but I would like to suggest another Spoiler ranked by the percentage of people voting for an animal. I believe it can yield interesting results. Here are some screenshots for perspective:
The right hand side column is the percentage of people voting for an animal. It can get quite different to the points they've received due to the ranking system.
The right hand side column is the percentage of people voting for an animal. It can get quite different to the points they've received due to the ranking system.
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| Rank | Species | % Voted |
1 | Spectacled Bear | 72 |
2 | South American Coati | 71 |
3 | Secretary Bird | 67 |
4 | Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo | 65 |
| Markhor | 65 | |
6 | Blackbuck | 63 |
7 | Musk Ox | 62 |
8 | Black Howler Monkey | 61 |
9 | Patagonian Mara | 58 |
10 | Geoffroy's Spider Monkey | 57 |
| Ocelot | 57 | |
| Short-Beaked Echidna | 57 | |
13 | Grey Crowned Crane | 56 |
14 | Walrus | 54 |
15 | Hamadryas Baboon | 53 |
| Honey Badger | 53 | |
17 | Golden Lion Tamarin | 49 |
| Mantled Guereza | 49 | |
19 | Serval | 48 |
20 | Great White Pelican | 47 |
| Shoebill | 47 | |
22 | Gelada Baboon | 46 |
23 | Greater Rhea | 44 |
| North American Black Bear | 44 | |
25 | Reeves's Muntjac | 43 |
| Sea Otter | 43 | |
27 | Bush Dog | 42 |
28 | Golden Pheasant | 41 |
| Pallas's Cat | 41 | |
| Roseate Spoonbill | 41 | |
31 | Mandarin Duck | 39 |
| Southern Tamandua | 39 | |
33 | Rock Hyrax | 38 |
34 | African Spurred Tortoise | 37 |
35 | Greater Kudu | 34 |
| Scarlet Ibis | 34 | |
37 | Kirk's Dik-Dik | 33 |
| Raccoon Dog | 33 | |
39 | Guianan Squirrel Monkey | 32 |
40 | Nilgai | 28 |
| Perentie | 28 | |
42 | Southern Ground Hornbill | 27 |
| Wapiti | 27 | |
44 | Black Swan | 25 |
| Nile Crocodile | 25 | |
46 | Aye-Aye | 24 |
| Gerenuk | 24 | |
| Lion Tailed Macaque | 24 | |
| Marabou Stork | 24 | |
| Southern Rockhopper Penguin | 24 | |
| White-Faced Saki | 24 | |
52 | Alligator Snapping Turtle | 23 |
| Alpine Marmot | 23 | |
| Bighorn Sheep | 23 | |
| Golden Snub Nosed Monkey | 23 | |
| Pere David's Deer | 23 | |
| Southern Elephant Seal | 23 | |
58 | Greater Roadrunner | 22 |
| Helmeted Guineafowl | 22 | |
| Matschie's Tree Kangaroo | 22 | |
| North American Porcupine | 22 | |
| West Indian Manatee | 22 | |
| Yellow Throated Marten | 22 | |
64 | Coquerel's Sifaka | 20 |
| Southern Pudu | 20 | |
| Victorian Crowned Pigeon | 20 | |
67 | Burrowing Owl | 19 |
68 | American Flamingo | 18 |
| Cotton-Top Tamarin | 18 | |
| De Brazza's Guenon | 18 | |
| Eastern Wild Turkey | 18 | |
| Fishing Cat | 18 | |
73 | Bat-Eared Fox | 16 |
| Common Eland | 16 | |
| Emperor Tamarin | 16 | |
| Hanuman Gray Langur | 16 | |
| Lowland Anoa | 16 | |
| Mountain Goat | 16 | |
79 | Axis Deer | 15 |
| Gaur | 15 | |
| Japanese Serow | 15 | |
| Yellow-Footed Rock Wallaby | 15 | |
83 | Brazilian Porcupine | 14 |
| Brushtail Possum | 14 | |
| Francois' Langur | 14 | |
| Hawaiian Goose | 14 | |
| Himalayan Monal | 14 | |
| Masai Giraffe | 14 | |
| Western Capercaillie | 14 | |
90 | Atlantic Puffin | 13 |
| Coyote | 13 | |
| Grevy's Zebra | 13 | |
| Leopard Seal | 13 | |
| Olive Baboon | 13 | |
| Radiated Tortoise | 13 | |
96 | Barbary Macaque | 11 |
| Bar-Headed Goose | 11 | |
| Brazilian Tapir | 11 | |
| Chinese Alligator | 11 | |
| Chinese Giant Salamander | 11 | |
| European Wild cat | 11 | |
| Guanaco | 11 | |
| Kinkajou | 11 | |
| Red-Rumped Agouti | 11 | |
| Saddle Billed Stork | 11 | |
| Sumatran Tiger | 11 | |
107 | Arctic Hare | 10 |
| Black Crested Macaque | 10 | |
| Brown Pelican | 10 | |
| Chamois | 10 | |
| European Rabbit | 10 | |
| Impala | 10 | |
| Mallard | 10 | |
| North American River Otter | 10 | |
| Numbat | 10 | |
| Virginia Opossum | 10 | |
| White Stork | 10 | |
| White-Nosed Coati | 10 | |
| Wild Yak | 10 | |
120 | African Leopard | 9 |
| Barbary Sheep | 9 | |
| Coconut Crab | 9 | |
| Common Genet | 9 | |
| Domestic Yak | 9 | |
| Eurasian Otter | 9 | |
| European Pine Marten | 9 | |
| Greater Bilby | 9 | |
| Green Sea Turtle | 9 | |
| Himalayan Tahr | 9 | |
| Magpie Goose | 9 | |
| Nigerian Dwarf Goat | 9 | |
| North American Wood Duck | 9 | |
| Ocellated Turkey | 9 | |
| Southern Screamer | 9 | |
| Superb Lyrebird | 9 | |
| White-tailed Deer | 9 | |
137 | Aardwolf | 8 |
| African Dwarf Crocodile | 8 | |
| Asian Golden Cat | 8 | |
| Banded Mongoose | 8 | |
| Black-Footed Ferret | 8 | |
| Bontebok | 8 | |
| Canadian Goose | 8 | |
| Common Marmoset | 8 | |
| Cuban Crocodile | 8 | |
| Dwarf Mongoose | 8 | |
| European Hare | 8 | |
| Giant Armadillo | 8 | |
| Giant Eland | 8 | |
| Gray Fox | 8 | |
| Highland Cattle | 8 | |
| Margay | 8 | |
| Northern Luzon Giant Cloud Rat | 8 | |
| Red-Footed Tortoise | 8 | |
| Ringtail | 8 | |
| Siberian Musk Deer | 8 | |
| Sumatran Rhino | 8 | |
| Vicuna | 8 | |
| Visayan Spotted Deer | 8 | |
| Visayan Warty Pig | 8 | |
| West African Slender-snouted Crocodile | 8 | |
| White-Faced Whistling Duck | 8 | |
163 | African Civet | 6 |
| Azara's Agouti | 6 | |
| Banteng | 6 | |
| Black-Capped Squirrel Monkey | 6 | |
| Crocodile Monitor | 6 | |
| Ethiopian Wolf | 6 | |
| Great Blue Heron | 6 | |
| Harbor Seal | 6 | |
| Jabiru Stork | 6 | |
| Mouflon | 6 | |
| Red Howler Monkey | 6 | |
| Red Wolf | 6 | |
| Red-Shanked Douc | 6 | |
| Sandhill Crane | 6 | |
| Tufted Deer | 6 | |
178 | African Dwarf Goat | 5 |
| African Pygmy Goat | 5 | |
| Argentine Tegu | 5 | |
| Australian Pelican | 5 | |
| Bald Uakari | 5 | |
| Bobcat | 5 | |
| Brolga | 5 | |
| Demoiselle Crane | 5 | |
| Desmarest's Hutia | 5 | |
| Eurasian Brown Bear | 5 | |
| European Hedgehog | 5 | |
| Gentoo Penguin | 5 | |
| Klipspringer | 5 | |
| Kunekune Pig | 5 | |
| Leatherback Turtle | 5 | |
| Marine Iguana | 5 | |
| Northern Bald Ibis | 5 | |
| Onager | 5 | |
| Red Legged Seriema | 5 | |
| Snowshoe Hare | 5 | |
| Sulawesi Bear Cuscus | 5 | |
| Takahe | 5 | |
| Tiger Quoll | 5 | |
| Vervet Monkey | 5 | |
| Watusi Cattle | 5 | |
| Yellow-Backed Duiker | 5 | |
204 | Abyssinian Ground Hornbill | 4 |
| African Pygmy Goose | 4 | |
| Angola Colobus | 4 | |
| Arabian Oryx | 4 | |
| Asiatic Lion | 4 | |
| Azara's Night Monkey | 4 | |
| Black Backed Jackal | 4 | |
| Dalmatian Pelican | 4 | |
| Darwin's Rhea | 4 | |
| Eastern Grey Kangaroo | 4 | |
| Eurasian Red Squirrel | 4 | |
| European Mink | 4 | |
| Great Bustard | 4 | |
| Iberian Lynx | 4 | |
| Jaguarundi | 4 | |
| Javan Rhino | 4 | |
| Kagu | 4 | |
| Kakapo | 4 | |
| Lace Monitor | 4 | |
| Marsh Deer | 4 | |
| Northern Tamandua | 4 | |
| Patas Monkey | 4 | |
| Red Breasted Goose | 4 | |
| Red Junglefowl | 4 | |
| Rhinoceros Iguana | 4 | |
| Ribbon Seal | 4 | |
| Shetland Pony | 4 | |
| Sika Deer | 4 | |
| Silver Pheasant | 4 | |
| Waterbuck | 4 | |
234 | African Forest Elephant | 3 |
| Andean Mountain Cat | 3 | |
| Arrau Turtle | 3 | |
| Australian Freshwater Crocodile | 3 | |
| Big Hairy Armadillo | 3 | |
| Black-Necked Swan | 3 | |
| Blesbok | 3 | |
| Blue Duiker | 3 | |
| Blue-eyed Black Lemur | 3 | |
| Cape Barren Goose | 3 | |
| Cape Genet | 3 | |
| Coppery Titi | 3 | |
| Crested Seriema | 3 | |
| Eastern Long-Beaked Echidna | 3 | |
| Emperor Penguin | 3 | |
| Giant Asian Pond Turtle | 3 | |
| Goliath Heron | 3 | |
| Great Argus Pheasant | 3 | |
| Grey-Winged Trumpeter | 3 | |
| Hammerkop | 3 | |
| Hawaiian Monk Seal | 3 | |
| Indian Giant Squirrel | 3 | |
| Java Mouse-Deer | 3 | |
| Lady Amherst's Pheasant | 3 | |
| Malagasy Giant Jumping Rat | 3 | |
| Malagasy Giant Rat | 3 | |
| Mantled Howler Monkey | 3 | |
| Muscovy Duck | 3 | |
| Northern Hairy Nosed Wombat | 3 | |
| Northern Talapoin Monkey | 3 | |
| Orinoco Crocodile | 3 | |
| Owston's Palm Civet | 3 | |
| Pampas Deer | 3 | |
| Pig-Nosed Turtle | 3 | |
| Plymouth Rock Chicken | 3 | |
| Red-Faced Spider Monkey | 3 | |
| Ruddy Shelduck | 3 | |
| Slow Loris | 3 | |
| Tayra | 3 | |
| Vulturine Guineafowl | 3 | |
| Western Long-Beaked Echidna | 3 | |
| Whooping Crane | 3 | |
276 | Alaotran Gentle Lemur | 1 |
| Alligator Gar | 1 | |
| American White Pelican | 1 | |
| Andean Deer | 1 | |
| Antarctic Fur Seal | 1 | |
| Arabian Leopard | 1 | |
| Arapaima | 1 | |
| Asian Narrow-Headed Softshell Turtle | 1 | |
| Asian Palm Civet | 1 | |
| Asiatic Cheetah | 1 | |
| Australian Brush Turkey | 1 | |
| Australian Sea Lion | 1 | |
| Australian White Ibis | 1 | |
| Baer's Pochard | 1 | |
| Black Caiman | 1 | |
| Black Crested Gibbon | 1 | |
| Black Headed Ibis | 1 | |
| Black Headed Spider Monkey | 1 | |
| Black-Bellied Whistling Duck | 1 | |
| Blue-eyed Spotted Cuscus | 1 | |
| Blue-Winged Teal | 1 | |
| Brazilian Teal | 1 | |
| Brown Fur Seal | 1 | |
| Chilean Flamingo | 1 | |
| Cinnamon Teal | 1 | |
| Comb Duck | 1 | |
| Common Crane | 1 | |
| Common Loon | 1 | |
| Congo lion | 1 | |
| Coscoroba Swan | 1 | |
| Crested Ibis | 1 | |
| Crested Partridge | 1 | |
| Cuban Rock Iguana | 1 | |
| East African Lion | 1 | |
| Edward's Pheasant | 1 | |
| Flat-Headed Cat | 1 | |
| Four-Horned Antelope | 1 | |
| Gee's Golden Langur | 1 | |
| Giant Forest Hog | 1 | |
| Glossy Ibis | 1 | |
| Golden Jackal | 1 | |
| Golden Takin | 1 | |
| Golden-Bellied Mangabey | 1 | |
| Greater Malayan Chevrotain | 1 | |
| Greater Prairie Chicken | 1 | |
| Green Peafowl | 1 | |
| Grivet Monkey | 1 | |
| Guinea Pig | 1 | |
| Hall's New Guinea crocodile | 1 | |
| Hartebeest | 1 | |
| helmeted Curassow | 1 | |
| Hooded Mergasner | 1 | |
| Hooded Seal | 1 | |
| Horned Guan | 1 | |
| Humboldt's Squirrel Monkey | 1 | |
| Indian Muntjac | 1 | |
| Indian Runner Duck | 1 | |
| Indian Spotted Chevrotain | 1 | |
| Indian Star Tortoise | 1 | |
| Indri Lemur | 1 | |
| Kiang | 1 | |
| Kori Bustard | 1 | |
| Lesser Adjutant Stork | 1 | |
| Lowland Paca | 1 | |
| Mainland Serow | 1 | |
| Malabar Giant Squirrel | 1 | |
| Malayan Tiger | 1 | |
| Mishmi Takin | 1 | |
| Mt. Kenya Guereza | 1 | |
| Mule Deer | 1 | |
| North American Ruddy Duck | 1 | |
| Northern Elephant Seal | 1 | |
| Pacarana | 1 | |
| Palawan Peacock-Phesasant | 1 | |
| Paradise Shelduck | 1 | |
| Parson's Chameleon | 1 | |
| Persian Fallow Deer | 1 | |
| Philippine Crocodile | 1 | |
| Phillipine Sailfin Lizard | 1 | |
| Ploughshare Tortoise | 1 | |
| Plumed Whistling Duck | 1 | |
| Red Shoveler | 1 | |
| Redhead Duck | 1 | |
| Reeves's Pheasant | 1 | |
| Rhesus Macaque | 1 | |
| Ringed Teal | 1 | |
| Ring-Necked Duck | 1 | |
| Roan Antelope | 1 | |
| Rosy-Billed Pochard | 1 | |
| Sacred Ibis | 1 | |
| Sambar Deer | 1 | |
| Schmidt's red-tailed monkey | 1 | |
| Silver Teal | 1 | |
| Silvery Lutung | 1 | |
| Snow Goose | 1 | |
| South American Fur Seal | 1 | |
| Steamer Duck | 1 | |
| Thorold's Deer | 1 | |
| Topi | 1 | |
| Volcano Rabbit | 1 | |
| Weka | 1 | |
| White-Cheeked Pintail | 1 | |
| White-Naped Mangabey | 1 |
We got a duck in the top 31, win
- Grey Crowned Crane
- Mandarin Duck
- Pelican (any)
- Reeves Muntjac
- Pere David's Deer
- Nilgau Antelope
- Banteng
- Blackbuck
- Grey Langur
- Markhor
- Aoudad (Barbary Sheep)
- Alpine Marmot
- Pallas Cat
- Musk Ox
- Patagonian Mara
- Rhea (any)
- Spectacled Bear
- Tamandua (any)
- Woolly Monkey
- Spider Monkey (any)
- Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey
- Radiated Tortoise
- Tree Kangaroo (any)
- Giant Armadillo
- Bush Dog
- Ocelot
- Tayra
- Highland Cattle
- Alpaca
- Valais Blacknose Sheep
- Shetland Pony
- Belgian Giant Rabbit
- Sea Otter
- American Black Bear
- Giant Eland
- Gerenuk
- Honey Badger
- Marabou Stork
- Grevy's Zebra
- Rock Hyrax
That's neat, thanks!
You were really great to compile that. Unsurprisingly that does line up pretty well to other charts you created. Personally pleased to see my most wanted mammal on top of this chart.
They did scenery packs in a row many times before
Yes, there are only minor changes in the Top 10-20 due to the sheer number of votes safeguarding against oddities, but this new chart gives some valuable insight about the Mid-Tier and below, since a few prioritised listings can manipulate lower ranks easily. You can get an animal that receives 10% of people's votes ranking below an animal that only receives 1% of votes. Even the 20-40% band can vary. For instance Spurred Tortoise, which received a little over half of the votes (37%) of our current number 1, the Spectacled Bear (72%), ranks below animals receiving 22% of votes (Matschie's Tree Kangaroo). Another comparison for the same animal, the Spurred Tortoise is, with 37% votes it ranks no. 38, while Mandarin Duck ranks no. 24 with 39% of votes. It puts a lot of things into perspective. Prioritised listings can have a big effect. Both charts provide valuable information.You were really great to compile that. Unsurprisingly that does line up pretty well to other charts you created. Personally pleased to see my most wanted mammal on top of this chart.
That's a very good point. Considering that there's been a few animals that people have coalesced around in the last couple of years, so that more people are voting for them regardless of where the people actual put them on the list, is interesting to see, though not especially surprising as the upper spots of the wishlists have made it into the game.
The only thing that could skew this data is that people are putting different lengths of wishlists, with anywhere from 10 to 50. I stopped right in the middle at 30, but if everyone had to put 50 animals in, there's a large number of high ranking animals that I would in include that weren't in my top 30. Flip side of that, it's a cross section of data and we can probably postulate that if everyone's list were 50 animals, the end results would be fairly similar.
- Golden Snub Nosed Monkey (My favorite monkey and great selling point of buyers in the country with the largest population)
- Shoebill (The magnificent bird that with both appearance and scientific name refer to T-Rex)
- Aye-Aye (One of the most mysterious and unique Primates, my favorite Madagascar species)
- Chinese Giant Salamander (The largest amphibian in the world deserves a slot and it can be the first habitat amphibian species in the game)
- Pere David's Deer (The great and legendary embodiment of zoo conservation, we do need more Asian ungulates)
- Takahe (The unique and exotic bird once considered extinct, but reappear today, also a legend of conversation)
- Kakapo (The heaviest, and most unique parrot in the world)
- Arctic Hare (representative of the Lagomorpha in the game which we don't have any currently, it is large enough for display and changes color with seasons)
- Southern Ground Hornbill (representative of the Bucerotiformes in the game, the interesting ground bird with appearance that also can refer to dinosaurs)
- Greater Bilby (the exotic and addorable Marsupial with unique appearance, and large enough as habitat species)
- Victorian Crowned Pigeon (representative of the Columbiformes in the game, it is large, beautiful, magnificent and doesn't need flying animation)
- Great Bustard (representative of the Otidimorphae in the game, it can fulfill the role of European groundbird, also can be used in Asian theme)
- Coquerel's Sifaka (an exotic species with very funny movement)
- Roseate Spoonbill (beautiful wader bird that fits with Central and South American theme, we don't have any bird for these themes currently)
- Patagonian Mara (a well-known representative species of South America)
- Alligator Snapping Turtle (a well-known giant freshwater turtle, and we don't have any freshwater turtle as habitat species currently)
- Yangtze Giant Softshell Turtle (a tragic species that will be extinct soon, hope we let it survive forever in the virtual zoos)
- Sulawesi Bear Cuscus (Marsupial species that can be used for Asia or Southeast Asian themes)
- Rock Hyrax (representative of Hyracoidea, its model can provide Modders more choices about small mammals )
- Reeves's Muntjac (we don't have any small ungulates in the game currently, this one can fulfill that role and complete Asian ungulate puzzle)
- Southern Tamandua (a typical representative of South American fauna)
- Short-Beaked Echidna (one of the iconic Oceanian species, complete the puzzle of Monotreme)
- Pallas's Cat (distinctive small cat and typical alpine species)
- Kinkajou (the relative of raccoon with special-looking, can fulfill the Central and South American puzzle)
- Coconut Crab (probably the Crustacean species that best fits with the game, it is cool, long-lived, and be either habitat or exhibit species)
- Golden Pheasant (one of the most well-known and attractive Asian groundbird)
- West Indian Manatee (having a full-aquatic mammal definitively can bring new elements to the game, and it is not as controversial as Cetaceans, making a walkthrough aquarium tunnel as exhibit for Manatee might be a good idea?)
- Green Sea Turtle (well-known aquatic turtle)
- Lowland Anoa (very unique wild cattle)
- Lion Tailed Macaque (representative of Primates in South Asia)
- African Civet (representative of African Viverrids)
- Numbat (a unique Marsupial that also marks as successful embodiment of modern conservation)
- Northern Luzon Giant Cloud Rat (representative of Rats in the game)
- Gaur (the magnificent Asian Bovid)
- Brazilian Porcupine (the quite popular tree Rodent of South America)
- Southern Elephant Seal (representative of Pennipeds in the Southern Hemisphere, also fulfills the Antarctica theme puzzle)
- Eastern Long-Beaked Echidna (one of the most elusive, and unique-looking ground mammal over the world, complete the puzzle of Monotreme)
- Malagasy Giant Jumping Rat (the rare giant rat that large enough as habitat species in the game)
- Yellow Throated Marten (representative of Martens in the game)
- North American Porcupine (This arboreal big rodent species is one of the well-known representatives of NA and boreal fauna)
- Greater Malayan Chevrotain (the representative of Chevrotain in the game)
- Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo (the iconic species of New Guinea)
- Francois' Langur (the cool primate species that can fit with Asian, East Asian and Southeast Asian themes)
- Red-Shanked Douc (the beautiful and critically endangered Southeast Asian Primate)
- Kagu (representative of Eurypygiformes and the iconic species of New Caledonia, this beautiful but endangered bird deserves more attention)
- Malabar Giant Squirrel (representative of the tree Squirrel in the game, it is large enough as habitat species and has very attractive color)
- Asian Golden Cat (this Asian cat has the most diverse coat color among any wild cats, can fit with Asian, East Asian and Southeast Asian themes)
- Siberian Musk Deer (representative of Musk Deers in the game, fulfill the boreal theme puzzle)
- Nilgai (one of the representatives of South Asian species)
- Chamois (one of the representative of European and Middle East species, fulfill the alpine theme puzzle)
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1. Chinese giant salamander
2. European hare
3. Gelada
4. Gerenuk
5. Great white pelican
6. Grey crowned crane
7. Guianan squirrel monkey
8. Hamadryas baboon
9. Helmeted guineafowl
10. Kirk's dik-dik
11. Leopard seal
12. Mantled guereza
13. Marabou stork
14. Markhor
15. Musk ox
16. Northern rockhopper penguin
17. Secretary bird
18. Shoebill
19. Short-beaked echidna
20. South American coati
21. Southern elephant seal
22. Southern ground hornbill
23. Walrus
24. White-faced saki
25. Wild turkey
2. European hare
3. Gelada
4. Gerenuk
5. Great white pelican
6. Grey crowned crane
7. Guianan squirrel monkey
8. Hamadryas baboon
9. Helmeted guineafowl
10. Kirk's dik-dik
11. Leopard seal
12. Mantled guereza
13. Marabou stork
14. Markhor
15. Musk ox
16. Northern rockhopper penguin
17. Secretary bird
18. Shoebill
19. Short-beaked echidna
20. South American coati
21. Southern elephant seal
22. Southern ground hornbill
23. Walrus
24. White-faced saki
25. Wild turkey
- Coconut Crab
- Common Squirrel Monkey
- Lion Tamarin
- Nile Crocodile
- Golden Pheasant
- Radiated Tortoise
- Mantled Guereza
- Walrus
- Spider monkey
- Leopard Seal
- Secretary Bird
- Red-legged Seriema
- Greater Roadrunner
- Helmeted Guineafowl
- Olive Baboon
- Coati
- Rock Hyrax
- Any Lagomorph
- Striped Mongoose
- Tufted Capuchin