They are not essential but would like a sea otter though.
DLC18 discussion and predictions
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What Is Really Odd About The Sea-lion Habitat Specifically Is (At Least From My Memory) The Other Animals Have Adequate If Not Expansive Habitats. I'm Pretty Sure Only Some Of The Birds In The Bird Of Prey House Looked Small. This Is A Link To The Website.
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j/k write however you want to write That's weird! Maybe it's just an older part that they haven't been able to finance yet for reconstruction. Zoos and safari parks struggle financially and it costs $$$ to revamp older parts. But then they're still doing the circus shows, weird. Well, they won't get my money.
Yeah I'd be down, but it would be even better with a sea otter and a new pinnped.
What about a "Sea and Sky" pack?
1. Sea otter
2. Mediterranean / Hawaiian monk seal (so we have a hot climate pinniped)
3. Green / Olive Ridley sea turtle
4. Stingray
5. Giant white pelican
6. Atlantic puffin
7. Blacktip reef shark
8. Urchins, starfish and anemonies (mixed touch pool exhibits)
Free update: Touch pool exhibit boxes
Love it but whre manatee.
Gah, true! Instead of the monk seal then I guess, just to keep the mammal count low (as per the original question)
Idk about a totally mammal-free pack. What about...
1. Reef shark
2. Beluga sturgeon
3. Green / Olive Ridley sea turtle
4. Stingray
5. Giant white pelican
6. Atlantic puffin
7. Moon jellyfish
8. Urchins, starfish and anemonies
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Yes that's what i would replace as well
So instead of fighting about which of aquatics or birds is more likely or possible we’ve combined both - good lord lol.
Well the question was whether we'd buy a mammal-free marine DLC. I'm not saying it's likely
Yep. The tiger habitat which is fairly new is great. But the Sea Lion habitat is a disgrace.
It seems that way. I've also noticed that animals that love in coral reefs tend to do well. Smaller sharks, like blacktips and bonnetheads, I've seen in aquariums, but I have yet to see larger species, like great whites and tiger sharks. Of course, I haven't been to many aquariums, but still
Yeah, that thing is tiny. Before the Galapagos expansion, our sea lions were in a similarly sized (maybe smaller) enclosure. And I almost never saw them in the water...
Fortunately they've been moved to the new habitat, which is not only spacious but looks natural, too
Logical evolution TBH.
Great white are not able to be kept in captivity, for whatever reason.
They always croak after a couple days/weeks
Yup, exactly. It's bc their bodies are designed to travel long distances at speed. They can't breathe properly in even the largest aquarium tanks. Monterey Bay had the most success, with a 1 year old pup, they kept it for about 200 days and then released it. Bear in mind they tried again and couldnt get anything close to that record and have now ended the program. It's almost always a sad end for the shark.
