Exactly, my next project will definitely be a development of my low to medium budget Central European zoo.Already my favourite animal pack. Skunk <3, Racoon <3, Red Fox <3
Perfect pack for german low budget zoos and up.
Ironically it'd be the only one that wasn't a carnivoran.I wouldnt want a tassie with that line up.
4 small carnivores are 2 to much
It sounds more like a tree of some kind is falling, it is not a paw or hornsNo, but I listened to the sound on repeat. It's like a crash, something hard and heavy, not something a paw could make.
Good that this game isnt about america or we wouldnt be able to build for these amazing and unique creatures <3In North America they're basically vermin. It'd be like adding rats to the game or making bed bugs an exhibit animal.
So it's likely we're getting at least one deer, right?I wouldnt want a tassie with that line up.
4 small carnivores are 2 to much
I'd still want a North American river otter, just because of how common they are in North American zoos. And I'd prefer three otters to the three foxes that we're about to get.Do not give me hope like this, I would die of happiness and I think I'd be literally the only person on these forums to do so. If we got this and the black bear I'd call North America 100% complete, wrap it up.
He said Carnivore tho, not CarnivoraIronically it'd be the only one that wasn't a carnivoran.
They're zoo animals here in the US too, which is where I'm assuming @turkeyfox is from. They aren't all too common in bigger zoos without a major focus on local wildlife, but all three of them are essential for making non-AZA style zoos or local nature preserves. Literally godsend species.You do realise that this is region based, don't you?
Here red foxes, racoons and skunks are pretty much zoo animals.
A lot zoos in the Netherlands got a racoon/skunk mixed species exhibit. I think they are going for some mixed species enrichment hereIn Europe racoons are very much zoo animals. The skunk is weird, however.
They are quite common here at zoos in Germany (or at Central Europe in general)....I'm devastated to see both raccoons and skunks confirmed, and the red fox likely. These are all at the bottom of my list.
Raccoons and skunks are not zoo animals, they're vermin. You'd see them in the dumpster behind a zoo, not in the zoo itself.
Red foxes would be finally the first animals in the game that live more or less in my backyard...and basically the only one from all the ingame animals, I've ever seen in the wildRed foxes are also not really a zoo animal, but the bigger problem is that the foxes we have already (fennec and Arctic) are already cooler than the red fox so a red fox is a wasted slot.
native local wildlife education is an important part of zoos, plus they're easy to get your hands on and cheap to care for. Places where they aren't native would benefit from them too. I think they're a good, rounded out addition especially for low-cost animals. Though I'd probably be happier about skunks if my dog hadn't gotten sprayed by one a few weeks ago, lol.I'm devastated to see both raccoons and skunks confirmed, and the red fox likely. These are all at the bottom of my list.
Raccoons and skunks are not zoo animals, they're vermin. You'd see them in the dumpster behind a zoo, not in the zoo itself.
Red foxes are also not really a zoo animal, but the bigger problem is that the foxes we have already (fennec and Arctic) are already cooler than the red fox so a red fox is a wasted slot.
Wombat is the only one I'm excited for, and that's only because Australian animals are so lacking. There are so many other Aussie animals I'd have much preferred.
The way this is shaping up it'll be my least favorite DLC ever. I'm happy for the people who did actually want raccoons though I guess.
Oh you're right. I keep forgetting that they were changed. My badThey're not mustelids at all.
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Is white-tailed deer one of DLC animals? I think it is. Piebaldism is common feature of this species.
You can say that about any animal. Dingos and kangaroos are vermin in AustraliaIn North America they're basically vermin. It'd be like adding rats to the game or making bed bugs an exhibit animal.
And it come from america too.So it's likely we're getting at least one deer, right?
Yes I know, I was just pointing that out.He said Carnivore tho, not Carnivora