Please, I hope for someone from that part of the world weigh in.
I hope so!teaser today we think? it is Tuesday
DLC18 discussion and predictions
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But probably not now...teaser today we think? it is Tuesday
Or the hour after that
Or the hour after that hour. Which I personally hope not that late, because I will be starting work.
Not really an animal i have any interest in getting it in the game.
In general im really not glamouring for any more canines tbh, especially not one that is not in zoos and doesnt really have anything to warrant its inclusion imo
Announcement might happen in a hour, and the only way i can contribute is with a low effort meme:
Edit: the image is there now.
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Getting a bit of déjà vu about announcement predictions
If we get Ethiopian wolves over tree kangaroos I'll probably riot! Also, I'd personally go with the domestic yak, but I know some people want the wild one. A roster like this is what I'm kind of expecting tbh.
Hoping for news today, but with the way they were talking during the stream, I'm kind of leaning towards Friday at the earliest.
Okay but let's be real Canada is a little bit part of the USA
Dunkin' Is alright for me. But here they've always been dry and flavorless. Maybe it's a region thing. Krispy was much much better. And of course,.in Houston, we have our local chain: Shipley's. As of right now, nothing has beat Shipley's, and no, it's not a bias thing. If Shipley's came from New York and California with the same flavor and and everything, I'd still go there
"Have you heard about the Scottish wildcat?"
"Yeah, can't believe that @Captain Callum wants it, the nerve of that guy"
Appreciate that, man.
I'll get that fox one day, if its the last thing I do. And if not, my zoos will have a glaring gray fox-shaped hole as well as a gray fox-shaped hole in my heart
And the Formosan. Don't forget that weird choice. Should've been Asian black bear to begin with, especially since the literal difference between the Formosan and Asian is the name and that the Formosan is only in Taiwan while the Asian black bear is everywhere else
No announcements today.
And with this I'm dying... I'm not Canadian but I feel offended for them xD
Are Asiatic black bears being phased out of European and Oceanian zoos like they are in NA, or are they still common?
They are, but they are just in denial. Maybe not Quebec though. But I don't think they want to even be part of Canada.
I can't even.
"It's better to be kind than be right" - I wasn't expecting this to be so tested so soon
Back when the Australian colonies unified, it was just assumed New Zealand would join, so there's the option in the constitution for them to join pretty easily if things ever go terribly enough (realistically it's going to be the Australians in trouble before the New Zealanders, being dependant on a state that's been thinking about leaving for decades, among other red flags).
Papua New Guinea was a colony of Australia till 1975. It was also connected by land during the last glacial maximum, so a decent amount in common with them fauna wise.
The last land connection between New Zealand and Australia was in the Cretaceous, also being connected to Antarctica. Zealandia includes New Zealand, New Caledonia and Norfolk island, so they have a bit more in common with each other than other places. Zealandia also sunk about 25 million years ago, it's thought to have shrunk to the size of New Caledonia today.
The whole idea of Oceania being a continent isn't really true, it's a whole bunch of places that don't have huge amounts in common, because they're isolated, especially when you get to the fringes like Hawaii and Rapa Nui, having more species in common with the Americas. Fiji also has Iguanas, which rafted over from the Americas, whereas Hawaii has Australia type Acacias, so it's a bit messy.
Papua New Guinea was a colony of Australia till 1975. It was also connected by land during the last glacial maximum, so a decent amount in common with them fauna wise.
The last land connection between New Zealand and Australia was in the Cretaceous, also being connected to Antarctica. Zealandia includes New Zealand, New Caledonia and Norfolk island, so they have a bit more in common with each other than other places. Zealandia also sunk about 25 million years ago, it's thought to have shrunk to the size of New Caledonia today.
The whole idea of Oceania being a continent isn't really true, it's a whole bunch of places that don't have huge amounts in common, because they're isolated, especially when you get to the fringes like Hawaii and Rapa Nui, having more species in common with the Americas. Fiji also has Iguanas, which rafted over from the Americas, whereas Hawaii has Australia type Acacias, so it's a bit messy.
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Likewise. I don’t believe I ever once heard the term Oceania in a classroom throughout high school, while taking honors/AP classes. Similarly we were taught that North America was literally just Canada, USA, Mexico, and all of Central America was in South America. A lot of non-Americans have trouble believing this, but that’s southern US education for you, I guess. Or at least it was 15+ years ago.