Aquazoo; Düsseldorf, Germany
They hold them in an old closed enclosure for penguins
DLC that adds the one missing animal from each DLC
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They hold them in an old closed enclosure for penguins
That place doesn't seem to have a website. I'm interested in seeing it.
I will make a picture next time im there
I'm not 100% sure, I haven't been there myself and only know the zoo from television. Hagenbecks, Hamburg, Germany have puffins in one enclosure with common murre. The puffins also run along the visitor paths. Maybe they have a net over it. (I will hopefully be able to visit the zoo this year
i checked that out)But if the puffin is a problem, I like to choose another animal.
I'd buy that in a heartbeat (of course, I'd get any PZ pack, but this one especially with the fox and maned wolf)
Just seen this picture of the Aquazoo Düsseldorf puffin enclosure - it is an entirely indoor aviary behind glass. I think the majority of puffin enclosures are rather similar to this:
I can't think of any enclosure that keeps puffins in a flight-restricted manner in an open-air enclosure similar to many of the other larger ground birds mentioned in the forums. There would need to be aviary pieces for them to work, in my opinion.
I can't think of any enclosure that keeps puffins in a flight-restricted manner in an open-air enclosure similar to many of the other larger ground birds mentioned in the forums. There would need to be aviary pieces for them to work, in my opinion.
yes, but in my defense: flying birds are not excluded here, and i think they would fit very well in the artic pack.
By the way, peacocks can also fly
I just don't understand why a bird has to fly to be in the game. For me it's perfectly fine if they can't. a flutter animation would be enough for me (it's not an attack or something, i'm only a bit confused, why it's always such a huge topic)
By the way, peacocks can also fly
I just don't understand why a bird has to fly to be in the game. For me it's perfectly fine if they can't. a flutter animation would be enough for me (it's not an attack or something, i'm only a bit confused, why it's always such a huge topic)
Yes but they cant really fly or atleast dont do it.Just seen this picture of the Aquazoo Düsseldorf puffin enclosure - it is an entirely indoor aviary behind glass. I think the majority of puffin enclosures are rather similar to this:
I can't think of any enclosure that keeps puffins in a flight-restricted manner in an open-air enclosure similar to many of the other larger ground birds mentioned in the forums. There would need to be aviary pieces for them to work, in my opinion.
The ceiling is low and mostly they just flutter to get in and out of the water.
The habitat just isnt big enough for them to turn or manouver in the air, which is Why i mentioned it
Also this pack is dope, i would love all of these animals. Its a really good mix with a bit of everything besides ungulents
Peafowl are different. They are usually domesticated in zoos, or come from local breeders, so they aren't truly wild birds. They can fly, but often don't, because they don't need to.yes, but in my defense: flying birds are not excluded here, and i think they would fit very well in the artic pack.
By the way, peacocks can also fly
I just don't understand why a bird has to fly to be in the game. For me it's perfectly fine if they can't. a flutter animation would be enough for me (it's not an attack or something, i'm only a bit confused, why it's always such a huge topic)
It's not always a huge topic, it's just that people want realism in the game as much as possible. Personally I don't object to the inclusion of puffins in either case, I think it's doable to keep them outside of an aviary if it means getting them in the game, but for most birds it would be silly to keep them in a regular habitat that they can just fly out of whenever they want.
In the US Eagles are normally housed in open air exhibits because they’re all rescues and can’t fly. They’re allowed to breed but all chicks will be released. It’s a law the US put in place
I know that, but even then I doubt Frontier is going to give us an animal with the added caveat that "they can't fly because they were injured".
Also, I don't know if that actually is the norm, or if it's just the case for a few select eagles in a few select zoos.
Oh yea for sure if we get eagles I hope they can fly
I just stumbled upon this, so I’m gonna make a post-barnyard pack update:
- Arctic: Musk Ox
- South America: Coatimundi
- Australia: Short-Beaked Echidna
- Aquatic: Green Sea Turtle
- Southeast Asia: Lowland Anoa
- Africa: Honey Badger
- North America: American Black Bear
- Europe: Pacific Walrus
- Wetlands: Shoebill
- Conservation: West Indian Manatee
- Twilight: Aye-Aye
- Grasslands: Coyote
- Tropical: Black Howler Monkey
- Arid: Secretary Bird
- Oceania: Matschie’s OR Goodfellow’s Tree Kangaroo
- Eurasia: Domestic Yak
- Barnyard: Domestic Rabbit
Dang, rereading this thread, I love how we all kinda sorta predicted animals that eventually made it in-game...
Too bad not everything made it in
Too bad not everything made it in
Well let's predict the last pack with this ideaDang, rereading this thread, I love how we all kinda sorta predicted animals that eventually made it in-game...
Too bad not everything made it in
Around the world pack with one animal for each DLC
Deluxe: patagonian mara
Arctic: musk ox
South América: coati
Aquatic: great white pelican
North América: american black bear
Australia: short beaked echidna
Europe: wéstern capercaillie
África: secretary bird
Grasslands: greater rhea
Wetlands: mandarín duck
Twilight: aye aye
Conservation: grey crowned crane
Arid: hamadryas baboon
Tropical: howler monkey
Oceanía: tree kangaroo
Eurasia: blackbuck
South East Asia: fishing cat
Barnyard pack: any classic domestic rabbitsAnniversary: spectacled bear
Can't fit the Palla's cat
could be Eurasia but i really want blackbuck.
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Arctic: Musk Ox
South America: South American coati
Australia: Short-Beaked Echidna
Aquatic: Pacific walrus
Southeast Asia: Sumatran rhino
Africa: Grey crowned crane
North America: North American porcupine
Europe: White stork
Wetlands: Shoebill
Conservation: Hawksbill sea turtle
Twilight: Aye-Aye
Grasslands: Olive baboon
Tropical: Black Howler Monkey
Arid: Hamadryas baboon
Oceania: Goodfellow’s Tree Kangaroo
Eurasia: Dalmatian pelican
Barnyard: Mallard
South America: South American coati
Australia: Short-Beaked Echidna
Aquatic: Pacific walrus
Southeast Asia: Sumatran rhino
Africa: Grey crowned crane
North America: North American porcupine
Europe: White stork
Wetlands: Shoebill
Conservation: Hawksbill sea turtle
Twilight: Aye-Aye
Grasslands: Olive baboon
Tropical: Black Howler Monkey
Arid: Hamadryas baboon
Oceania: Goodfellow’s Tree Kangaroo
Eurasia: Dalmatian pelican
Barnyard: Mallard
Arctic: Canadian geese
South America: Rhea
Australia: not sure how to answer as Australia covered a lot of links.
Aquatic: got a pinniped, reptile, bird, Mustelid, so idk
Southeast Asia: blackbuck
Africa: Secretary bird
North America: greater roadrunner
Europe: golden jackal
Wetlands: covered enough bases IMOP
Conservation: hawksbill se turtle
Twilight: Aye-Aye
Grasslands: American Turkey
Tropical: bush dog
Arid: Hamadryas baboon
Oceania: Goodfellow’s Tree Kangaroo
Eurasia: musk ox
Barnyard: Shetland pony
South America: Rhea
Australia: not sure how to answer as Australia covered a lot of links.
Aquatic: got a pinniped, reptile, bird, Mustelid, so idk
Southeast Asia: blackbuck
Africa: Secretary bird
North America: greater roadrunner
Europe: golden jackal
Wetlands: covered enough bases IMOP
Conservation: hawksbill se turtle
Twilight: Aye-Aye
Grasslands: American Turkey
Tropical: bush dog
Arid: Hamadryas baboon
Oceania: Goodfellow’s Tree Kangaroo
Eurasia: musk ox
Barnyard: Shetland pony
Lemme help:
- Australia: a terrestrial monotreme (echidna) or a monitor lizards
- Aquatic: a pelican
- Wetlands: a duck or some other wading bird
