2023 Essential habitat animals META-WISHLIST:

Fallax

Fallax
When it comes to "necessary" clone species the only one that I really think is necessary is the European Bison/wisent, an absolute staple of European wildparks and the continents largest land animal. Beyond that, I do want the Eastern grey kangaroo... It's unique from the red kangaroo and would fill a different niche as well as giving us a bit more variety for Australian areas.
 

TAPIR FAN

T
1.Red River Hog
2. Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo
3.Golden Lion Tamarian
4.Linnaeus's two-toed sloth
5.Saiga
6.North Island Brown Kiwi
7.Tasmanian Devil
8.Sloth Bear
9. Fossa
10.Collared Peccary
11. African Crested Porcupine
12.Lar Gibbon
13.Blackbuck
14. Greater Rhea
15. Black-handed spider monkey
16. Mountain Goat
17. Rock hyrax
18. Ocelot
19.Black Howler Monkey
20. Nene
21. Spectacled bear
22. South American coati
23. Hamadryas baboon
24. Alpaca
25.Markhor
 
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martyn199226

M
1. Dromedary Camel
2. Walrus
3. African Leopard
4. Nile Crocodile
5. Elephant Seal
6. Hamadryas Baboon
7. West Indian Manatee
8. Secretary Bird
9. Marabou Stork
10. Watusi Cattle
11. Red River Hog
12. Shoebill
13. Black Rhino
14. Kirk's Dik-Dik
15. Great White Pelican
16. Greater Kudu
17. Alligator Snapping Turtle
18. Musk Ox
19. Highland Cattle
20. Southern Ground Hornbill
21. Nilgai
22. Gaur
23. North American Black Bear
24. Wild Boar
25. Fossa
26. Mouflon
27. Giant Eland
 

zoomaster1994

Z
Top picks!
1. Red river hog(Rainforest animal pack)
2. Red forest buffalo(Rainforest animal pack)
3. Northern tamandua(Rainforest animal pack)
4. Hoffman two-toed sloth(Rainforest animal pack)
5. Sumatran rhino(Islands pack/Rainforest animal pack)
6. Goodfellow's tree kangaroo(Rainforest animal pack)
7. Howler monkey(Rainforest animal pack)
8. Wild boar(Woodlands animal pack)
9. North American porcupine(Woodlands animal pack)
10. Wolverine(Woodlands animal pack/Tundra animal pack?)
11. Short-beaked echidna(Woodlands animal pack)
12. European bison(Woodlands animal pack)
13. Musk Ox(Tundra animal pack)
14. Saiga(Tundra animal pack)
15. Darwin Rhea(Mountain animal pack)
16. Spectacled bear(Mountain animal pack)
17. Gelada baboon(Mountain animal pack)
18. Markhor(Mountain animal pack)
19. Golden Takin(Mountain animal pack)
20. Northern island brown kiwi(Islands pack)
21. Tasmanian devil(Islands pack)
22. Fossa(Islands pack)
23. Aye-Aye(Islands pack)
24. Green sea turtle(Coastal animal pack)
25. Walrus(Coastal animal pack/Tundra animal pack)
26. Southern elephant seal(Coastal animal pack/Tundra animal pack)
27. Southern Rockhopper penguin(Coastal animal pack/Tundra animal pack)
28. Brown pelican(Coastal animal pack)
29. Sea otter(Coastal animal pack)
30. Hamadryas baboon(Desert animal pack)
31. White collarad peccary(Desert animal pack)
32. African crested porcupine(Desert animal pack)
33. Dromedary camel(Desert animal pack)
34. Addax(Desert animal pack)
35. Nile crocodile(Anniversary)

Others;
36. Gentoo penguin(Tundra animal pack)
37. Little blue penguin(Coastal animal pack)
38. Snowy goat(Mountain animal pack)
39. Lar gibbon(Rainforest animal pack)
40. Geoffrey's spider monkey(Rainforest animal pack)
41. Mountain tapir(Mountain animal pack)
42. Dalmatian pelican(Coastal animal pack)
43. Brazilian porcupine(Rainforest animal pack)
44. Somali wild donkey(Desert animal pack)
45. Perentie(Desert animal pack)
46. Leopard seal(Tundra animal pack/Coastal animal pack)
47. African spurred tortoise(Desert animal pack)
48. South American coati(Rainforest animal pack)
49. White-tailed deer(Anniversary/Woodlands animal pack)
50. Ribbon seal(Tundra animal pack/Coastal animal pack)
 
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FigTree

FigTree
Updated my list. Much of my wishlist consists of animals which are unique and not subspecies or reskins of other animals, although I still list some animals that could be classified as such. Some very unusual and unique species here.

1. Kakapo
2. North Island Brown Kiwi
3. Coconut Crab
4. Shoebill
5. Grey Crowned Crane
6. Argentine Black and White Tegu
7. Grand Cayman Blue Iguana
8. African Spurred Tortoise
9. South American Rhea
10. Indonesian Giant Sailfin Dragon
11. Fairy / Little Penguin
12. South American Coati
13. Tasmanian Devil
14. Short-beaked Echidna
15. Greater Glider
16. Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby
17. Somali Wild Donkey
18. Saiga
19. Muskox
20. Sumatran Rhinoceros
21. Japanese Giant Salamander
22. Markhor
23. Leopard Seal
24. Walrus
25. Wild Boar
 
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Blue Sapphire

Blue Sapphire
1. Golden Lion Tamarin
2. Wild Yak
3. Black Rhino
4. Shoebill
5. Scarlet Ibis
6. Red-headed vulture
7. Pallas's Cat
8. Markhor
9. Golden Snub Nosed Monkey
10. Sumatran Rhino
11. Brown Howler Monkey
12. Bharal
13. Alpine Marmot
14. Saiga Antelope
15. Ocelot
16. Brown Throated Three Toed Sloth
17. Lar Gibbon
18. Takin
19. Lion Tailed Macaque
20. Rhesus Macaque
21. Francois' Langur
22. Mountain Goat
23. Short-Beaked Echidna
24. North Island Brown Kiwi
25. Marine Iguana
26. Slow Loris
27. Collared Peccary
28. Japanese Serow
29. Dromedary Camel
30. Himalayan tahr
31. Coconut Crab
32. Little Blue Penguin
33. Walrus
34. Mute Swan
35. Musk Ox
36. Olive Baboon
37. Mountain Viscacha
38. Nile Crocodile
39. Fishing Cat
40. False Gharial
41. Roseate Spoonbill
42. American Flamingo
43. Kinkajou
44. Wild Boar
45. Bush Dog
46. Visayan Warty Pig
47. Asiatic Lion
48. Snowshoe Hare
49. Black-Footed Ferret
50. Sand Cat
 

Sindy

Sindy
These wishlists are always really fun but also such a challenge to pick personal priority animals.

1. Markhor
2. Golden Takin
3. Tasmanian Devil
4. North Island Brown Kiwi
5. Shortbeaked Echidna
6. Fossa
7. Aye-aye
8. Tree Kangaroo
9. Spectacled Bear
10. Secretary Bird
11. Wolverine
12. Colobus Monkey
13. Dromedary Camel
14. White Nosed Coati
15. Shoebill
16. Gelada
17. Addax
18. Serval
19. Crested Porcupine
20. Pallas Cat
21. Rhea
22. Maribou Stork
23. Gerenuk
24. Sand Cat
25. Ocelot

And the others--

26. Sloth Bear
27. Golden Lion Tamarin
28. Greater Kudu
29. Little Blue Penguin
30. Coquerel's Sifaka
31. Black Rhinoceros
32. Red River Hog
33. Aardwolf
34. Coyote
35. Black Buck
36. Perentie
37. Patagonian Mara
38. Somali Wild Donkey
39. Dalmation Pelican
40. Collared Peccary
41. Saiga
42. Greater Road Runner
43. Jaguarundi
44. Tomastoma
45. American Flamingo
46. American Black Bear
47. Raccoon Dog
48. Bat Eared Fox
49. Dama Gazelle
50. African Leopard
 

MarikMoon

MarikMoon
  1. Tasmanian Devil
  2. Wolverine
  3. Howler Monkey
  4. Olive Baboon
  5. Hamadryas Baboon
  6. Lar Gibbon
  7. Three-toed sloth
  8. Crested Porcupine
  9. Ocelot
  10. South America Coati
  11. Walrus
  12. Secretary Bird
  13. Fossa
  14. Wild Boar
  15. Red River Hog
  16. Sumatran Rhino
  17. Dromedary Camel
  18. Musk Ox
  19. Addax
  20. Markhor
  21. Bush Dog
  22. Rockhopper Penguin
  23. Tree Kangaroo
  24. Spectacled Bear
  25. American Black Bear
  26. Sloth Bear
  27. African Leopard
  28. Colobus Monkey
  29. Golden Lion Tamarin
  30. Southern Tamandua
  31. Marabou Stork
  32. Shoebill
  33. Spoonbill
  34. Scarlet Ibis
  35. Great White Pelican
  36. Greather Rhea
  37. Vicuna
  38. Patagonian Mara
  39. Racoon Dog
  40. Japanese Serow
  41. Coyote
  42. Nile Crocodile
  43. Pallas Cat
  44. Saiga
  45. Wild Yak
  46. Black Rhino
  47. Asiatic Lion
  48. Gelada Baboon
  49. Golden Takin
  50. Ethiopian Wolf
 
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DrBurrito

DrBurrito
Using the same method I've used here, I took Zootierliste's Top Holdings chart and filtered out the following:
  • Animals that are already in the game
  • Different subspecies of animals already in the game
  • Aviary and exhibit animals (including sliders/terrapins), as per the rules of this thread
  • Domesticated animals, as the list would have been dominated by domestic breeds
  • Borderline exhibit/habitat animals like smaller tortoises, despite being allowed on this thread - I'd rather see what Frontier does with these first
  • Fully aquatic animals, despite being allowed on this thread - again I'd like to see how these animals will be addressed
After this procedure, of the remaining animals, I took the first 50 to conjure up a list:
  1. Golden pheasant - 565 EAZA holdings
  2. Mandarin duck - 491 EAZA holdings
  3. (European) white stork* - 458 EAZA holdings
  4. (European) mouflon** - 457 EAZA holdings
  5. Greater rhea (no subspecific status) - 448 EAZA holdings
  6. South American coati (no subspecific status)*** - 435 EAZA holdings
  7. Black swan - 400 EAZA holdings
  8. African spurred tortoise - 399 EAZA holdings
  9. (Central European) wild boar - 361 EAZA holdings
  10. Silver pheasant (no subspecific status) - 360 EAZA holdings
  11. Wood duck - 359 EAZA holdings
  12. Patagonian mara - 328 EAZA holdings
  13. Common marmoset - 318 EAZA holdings
  14. Common pheasant (no subspecific status) - 294 EAZA holdings
  15. Lady Amherst's pheasant - 290 EAZA holdings
  16. (Common) mallard - 289 EAZA holdings
  17. Indian crested porcupine - 283 EAZA holdings
  18. Cotton-top tamarin - 278 EAZA holdings
  19. Mute swan - 267 EAZA holdings
  20. Bar-headed goose - 254 EAZA holdings
  21. Red-footed tortoise - 250 EAZA holdings
  22. European roe deer - 249 EAZA holdings
  23. Barnacle goose - 246 EAZA holdings
  24. Scarlet ibis - 232 EAZA holdings
  25. Great white pelican - 225 EAZA holdings
  26. Reeves's pheasant - 220 EAZA holdings
  27. Ruddy shelduck - 217 EAZA holdings
  28. Common shelduck - 213 EAZA holdings
  29. Red-crested pochard - 211 EAZA holdings
  30. Ringed teal - 206 EAZA holdings
  31. Demoiselle crane - 201 EAZA holdings
  32. African sacred ibis - 193 EAZA holdings
  33. Leopard tortoise (no subspecific status) - 190 EAZA holdings
  34. Reeves's muntjac (no subspecific status) - 189 EAZA holdings
  35. Serval (no subspecific status) - 188 EAZA holdings
  36. Helmeted guineafowl (no subspecific status) - 185 EAZA holdings
  37. Red-breasted goose - 183 EAZA holdings
  38. Tufted capuchin (no subspecific status) - 179 EAZA holdings
  39. Crested partridge - 176 EAZA holdings
  40. (East African) gray crowned crane - 173 EAZA holdings
  41. King quail - 172 EAZA holdings
  42. South American tapir (no subspecific status) - 171 EAZA holdings
  43. Common squirrel monkey - 170 EAZA holdings
  44. Canada goose (no subspecific status) - 167 EAZA holdings
  45. White-faced whistling duck - 167 EAZA holdings
  46. Chilean flamingo - 165 EAZA holdings
  47. Egyptian goose - 160 EAZA holdings
  48. Northern pintail - 158 EAZA holdings
  49. Raccoon dog (no subspecific status) - 154 EAZA holdings
  50. Barbary macaque - 152 EAZA holdings
*Since Zootierliste takes note of the subspecific status of animals in their top holdings chart and this thread prefers full species ranks, I've put common names for subspecies in parentheses. I couldn't ignore them entirely, since the figures are only for the aforementioned subspecies. When combined with other subspecies, the holdings increase quite a bit (e.g. in the case of the gray crowned crane this figure surpasses 300, when it is only 173 for the eastern gray crowned crane).
**Had to include common names for invalid and disputed (sub)species, due to limitations concerning the website's holdings stats as explained above (i.e. European mouflon, common squirrel monkey and raccoon dog).
***When an entry has a "no subspecific status" note in parentheses, this means there are other subspecies defined on Zootierliste's system with separate holdings, so the total may actually be considerably higher (e.g. common pheasant) than the figures specified on the list. Doesn't apply to entries without this note.

Sadly there is no English version of this particular page, so you'd have to translate it using your browser or a third-party application if you don't speak German.
 

YesIndeed

YesIndeed
DrBurrito said:
Using the same method I've used here, I took Zootierliste's Top Holdings chart and filtered out the following:
  • Animals that are already in the game
  • Different subspecies of animals already in the game
  • Aviary and exhibit animals (including sliders/terrapins), as per the rules of this thread
  • Domesticated animals, as the list would have been dominated by domestic breeds
  • Borderline exhibit/habitat animals like smaller tortoises, despite being allowed on this thread - I'd rather see what Frontier does with these first
  • Fully aquatic animals, despite being allowed on this thread - again I'd like to see how these animals will be addressed
After this procedure, of the remaining animals, I took the first 50 to conjure up a list:
  1. Golden pheasant - 565 EAZA holdings
  2. Mandarin duck - 491 EAZA holdings
  3. (European) white stork* - 458 EAZA holdings
  4. (European) mouflon** - 457 EAZA holdings
  5. Greater rhea (no subspecific status) - 448 EAZA holdings
  6. South American coati (no subspecific status)*** - 435 EAZA holdings
  7. Black swan - 400 EAZA holdings
  8. African spurred tortoise - 399 EAZA holdings
  9. (Central European) wild boar - 361 EAZA holdings
  10. Silver pheasant (no subspecific status) - 360 EAZA holdings
  11. Wood duck - 359 EAZA holdings
  12. Patagonian mara - 328 EAZA holdings
  13. Common marmoset - 318 EAZA holdings
  14. Common pheasant (no subspecific status) - 294 EAZA holdings
  15. Lady Amherst's pheasant - 290 EAZA holdings
  16. (Common) mallard - 289 EAZA holdings
  17. Indian crested porcupine - 283 EAZA holdings
  18. Cotton-top tamarin - 278 EAZA holdings
  19. Mute swan - 267 EAZA holdings
  20. Bar-headed goose - 254 EAZA holdings
  21. Red-footed tortoise - 250 EAZA holdings
  22. European roe deer - 249 EAZA holdings
  23. Barnacle goose - 246 EAZA holdings
  24. Scarlet ibis - 232 EAZA holdings
  25. Great white pelican - 225 EAZA holdings
  26. Reeves's pheasant - 220 EAZA holdings
  27. Ruddy shelduck - 217 EAZA holdings
  28. Common shelduck - 213 EAZA holdings
  29. Red-crested pochard - 211 EAZA holdings
  30. Ringed teal - 206 EAZA holdings
  31. Demoiselle crane - 201 EAZA holdings
  32. African sacred ibis - 193 EAZA holdings
  33. Leopard tortoise (no subspecific status) - 190 EAZA holdings
  34. Reeves's muntjac (no subspecific status) - 189 EAZA holdings
  35. Serval (no subspecific status) - 188 EAZA holdings
  36. Helmeted guineafowl (no subspecific status) - 185 EAZA holdings
  37. Red-breasted goose - 183 EAZA holdings
  38. Tufted capuchin (no subspecific status) - 179 EAZA holdings
  39. Crested partridge - 176 EAZA holdings
  40. (East African) gray crowned crane - 173 EAZA holdings
  41. King quail - 172 EAZA holdings
  42. South American tapir (no subspecific status) - 171 EAZA holdings
  43. Common squirrel monkey - 170 EAZA holdings
  44. Canada goose (no subspecific status) - 167 EAZA holdings
  45. White-faced whistling duck - 167 EAZA holdings
  46. Chilean flamingo - 165 EAZA holdings
  47. Egyptian goose - 160 EAZA holdings
  48. Northern pintail - 158 EAZA holdings
  49. Raccoon dog (no subspecific status) - 154 EAZA holdings
  50. Barbary macaque - 152 EAZA holdings
*Since Zootierliste takes note of the subspecific status of animals in their top holdings chart and this thread prefers full species ranks, I've put common names for subspecies in parentheses. I couldn't ignore them entirely, since the figures are only for the aforementioned subspecies. When combined with other subspecies, the holdings increase quite a bit (e.g. in the case of the gray crowned crane this figure surpasses 300, when it is only 173 for the eastern gray crowned crane).
**Had to include common names for invalid and disputed (sub)species, due to limitations concerning the website's holdings stats as explained above (i.e. European mouflon, common squirrel monkey and raccoon dog).
***When an entry has a "no subspecific status" note in parentheses, this means there are other subspecies defined on Zootierliste's system with separate holdings, so the total may actually be considerably higher (e.g. common pheasant) than the figures specified on the list. Doesn't apply to entries without this note.

Sadly there is no English version of this particular page, so you'd have to translate it using your browser or a third-party application if you don't speak German.
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Let's go! Barbary macaque made it to the top 50. Barbary macaque supremacy.
 

PrehistoricPro

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1. Argentine Black and White Tegu
2. Coquerel's Sifaka
3. White-Nosed Coati
4. Shoebill
5. Grey Crowned Crane
6. Tasmanian Devil
7. Secretary Bird
8. Tree Kangaroo
9. Spider Monkey
10. White-Faced Saki
11. Walrus
12. Wolverine
13. Greater Kudu
14. Coyote
15. Javan Rhino
16. Honey Badger
17. Bighorn Sheep
18. Howler Monkey
19. Collard Peccary
20. Little Blue Penguin
21. Blue-Footed Booby
22. Crested Porcupine
23. Markhor
24. Leopard Seal
25. Emperor Tamarin
26. Vervet Monkey
27. Squirrel Monkey
28. Golden Lion Tamarin
29. Kiwi Bird
30. Kakapo
 

zoosaurus

zoosaurus
DrBurrito said:
Using the same method I've used here, I took Zootierliste's Top Holdings chart and filtered out the following:
  • Animals that are already in the game
  • Different subspecies of animals already in the game
  • Aviary and exhibit animals (including sliders/terrapins), as per the rules of this thread
  • Domesticated animals, as the list would have been dominated by domestic breeds
  • Borderline exhibit/habitat animals like smaller tortoises, despite being allowed on this thread - I'd rather see what Frontier does with these first
  • Fully aquatic animals, despite being allowed on this thread - again I'd like to see how these animals will be addressed
After this procedure, of the remaining animals, I took the first 50 to conjure up a list:
  1. Golden pheasant - 565 EAZA holdings
  2. Mandarin duck - 491 EAZA holdings
  3. (European) white stork* - 458 EAZA holdings
  4. (European) mouflon** - 457 EAZA holdings
  5. Greater rhea (no subspecific status) - 448 EAZA holdings
  6. South American coati (no subspecific status)*** - 435 EAZA holdings
  7. Black swan - 400 EAZA holdings
  8. African spurred tortoise - 399 EAZA holdings
  9. (Central European) wild boar - 361 EAZA holdings
  10. Silver pheasant (no subspecific status) - 360 EAZA holdings
  11. Wood duck - 359 EAZA holdings
  12. Patagonian mara - 328 EAZA holdings
  13. Common marmoset - 318 EAZA holdings
  14. Common pheasant (no subspecific status) - 294 EAZA holdings
  15. Lady Amherst's pheasant - 290 EAZA holdings
  16. (Common) mallard - 289 EAZA holdings
  17. Indian crested porcupine - 283 EAZA holdings
  18. Cotton-top tamarin - 278 EAZA holdings
  19. Mute swan - 267 EAZA holdings
  20. Bar-headed goose - 254 EAZA holdings
  21. Red-footed tortoise - 250 EAZA holdings
  22. European roe deer - 249 EAZA holdings
  23. Barnacle goose - 246 EAZA holdings
  24. Scarlet ibis - 232 EAZA holdings
  25. Great white pelican - 225 EAZA holdings
  26. Reeves's pheasant - 220 EAZA holdings
  27. Ruddy shelduck - 217 EAZA holdings
  28. Common shelduck - 213 EAZA holdings
  29. Red-crested pochard - 211 EAZA holdings
  30. Ringed teal - 206 EAZA holdings
  31. Demoiselle crane - 201 EAZA holdings
  32. African sacred ibis - 193 EAZA holdings
  33. Leopard tortoise (no subspecific status) - 190 EAZA holdings
  34. Reeves's muntjac (no subspecific status) - 189 EAZA holdings
  35. Serval (no subspecific status) - 188 EAZA holdings
  36. Helmeted guineafowl (no subspecific status) - 185 EAZA holdings
  37. Red-breasted goose - 183 EAZA holdings
  38. Tufted capuchin (no subspecific status) - 179 EAZA holdings
  39. Crested partridge - 176 EAZA holdings
  40. (East African) gray crowned crane - 173 EAZA holdings
  41. King quail - 172 EAZA holdings
  42. South American tapir (no subspecific status) - 171 EAZA holdings
  43. Common squirrel monkey - 170 EAZA holdings
  44. Canada goose (no subspecific status) - 167 EAZA holdings
  45. White-faced whistling duck - 167 EAZA holdings
  46. Chilean flamingo - 165 EAZA holdings
  47. Egyptian goose - 160 EAZA holdings
  48. Northern pintail - 158 EAZA holdings
  49. Raccoon dog (no subspecific status) - 154 EAZA holdings
  50. Barbary macaque - 152 EAZA holdings
*Since Zootierliste takes note of the subspecific status of animals in their top holdings chart and this thread prefers full species ranks, I've put common names for subspecies in parentheses. I couldn't ignore them entirely, since the figures are only for the aforementioned subspecies. When combined with other subspecies, the holdings increase quite a bit (e.g. in the case of the gray crowned crane this figure surpasses 300, when it is only 173 for the eastern gray crowned crane).
**Had to include common names for invalid and disputed (sub)species, due to limitations concerning the website's holdings stats as explained above (i.e. European mouflon, common squirrel monkey and raccoon dog).
***When an entry has a "no subspecific status" note in parentheses, this means there are other subspecies defined on Zootierliste's system with separate holdings, so the total may actually be considerably higher (e.g. common pheasant) than the figures specified on the list. Doesn't apply to entries without this note.

Sadly there is no English version of this particular page, so you'd have to translate it using your browser or a third-party application if you don't speak German.
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The fact that you had to exclude domestic breeds from this list to me is somehow the most convincing argument ever that we really need domestic breeds represented in the game 🙈
 

DrBurrito

DrBurrito
zoosaurus said:
The fact that you had to exclude domestic breeds from this list to me is somehow the most convincing argument ever that we really need domestic breeds represented in the game 🙈
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Absolutely! I'm all for more domestic breeds. I think we particularly need a petting zoo themed pack. Just had to exclude them from this one, so half the list isn't made up of the same few species over and over again. 🐔
 

zoosaurus

zoosaurus
DrBurrito said:
Absolutely! I'm all for more domestic breeds. I think we particularly need a petting zoo themed pack. Just had to exclude them from this one, so half the list isn't made up of the same few species over and over again. 🐔
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Oh it wasn't meant as crisism at all, big sorry if it came off that way!! I thought your approach was super interesting and cool actually, just had me think how underrepresented they really are :D

Now I think I might just put "any chicken" "any goat" "any bunny" in my wishlist when I finally get around to finish it haha 🐓
 

DrBurrito

DrBurrito
zoosaurus said:
Oh it wasn't meant as crisism at all, big sorry if it came off that way!! I thought your approach was super interesting and cool actually, just had me think how underrepresented they really are :D

Now I think I might just put "any chicken" "any goat" "any bunny" in my wishlist when I finally get around to finish it haha 🐓
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No worries, didn't take it that way. Just wanted to clarify. (y)
 

SuzieSky

SuzieSky
Hi, everybody!

As March draws to a close, please remember that any edits must be done before the end of the month for March posts. Also, please remove parentheses and descriptions from the side of the animal lists. It makes them much more difficult to process. If you want to explain your choices, please do so above or below your list. Thank you!
 

RedPandaReggie

RedPandaReggie
RedPandaReggie said:
I am not just going to pick random species, I am going to pick species that I need and would actually want to see in the game:
  1. Tasmanian Devil
  2. Patagonian Mara
  3. Red River Hog
  4. African Crested Porcupine
  5. Linnaeus's Two-Toed Sloth
  6. Black Howler Monkey
  7. Bolivian Squirrel Monkey
  8. Geoffroy's Spider Monkey
  9. North Island Brown Kiwi
  10. Fossa
  11. Greater Rhea
  12. South American Coati
  13. Francois Langur
  14. Gelada
  15. Short-Beaked Echidna
  16. Hamadryas Baboon
  17. Dromedary Camel
  18. Sumatran Tiger
  19. Fishing Cat
  20. False Gharial
  21. Northern White-Cheeked Gibbon
  22. Cotton-Top Tamarin
  23. Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo
  24. Yellow-Footed Rock Wallaby
  25. Little Penguin
  26. Serval
  27. Common Eland
  28. Nubian Ibex
  29. Lar Gibbon
  30. Secretary Bird
  31. Pygmy Slow Loris
  32. Collared Peccary
  33. Sloth Bear
  34. Quokka
  35. Leopard Tortoise
  36. Wolverine
  37. Pacific Walrus
  38. Southern Sea Otter
  39. West Indian Manatee
  40. Golden Lion Tamarin
  41. Greater Bilby
  42. Mantled Guereza
  43. Helmeted Guineafowl
  44. Gaur
  45. Addax
  46. Ocelot
  47. East African Grey-Crowned Crane
  48. Blackbuck
  49. Aoudad
  50. Eastern Black Rhinoceros

Edit: I have removed Caracal for Greater Bilby, I have removed Red-Necked Wallaby for Leopard Tortoise, Emu for Greater Rhea and Maned Wolf for Patagonian Mara
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  1. Tasmanian Devil
  2. Patagonian Mara
  3. Sichuan Takin
  4. African Crested Porcupine
  5. Linnaeus's Two-Toed Sloth
  6. Black Howler Monkey
  7. Bolivian Squirrel Monkey
  8. Geoffroy's Spider Monkey
  9. North Island Brown Kiwi
  10. Markhor
  11. Greater Rhea
  12. South American Coati
  13. Francois Langur
  14. Gelada
  15. Short-Beaked Echidna
  16. Hamadryas Baboon
  17. Dromedary Camel
  18. Sumatran Tiger
  19. Fishing Cat
  20. False Gharial
  21. Northern White-Cheeked Gibbon
  22. Cotton-Top Tamarin
  23. Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo
  24. Yellow-Footed Rock Wallaby
  25. Little Penguin
  26. Serval
  27. Common Eland
  28. Nubian Ibex
  29. De Brazza's Monkey
  30. Secretary Bird
  31. Pygmy Slow Loris
  32. Collared Peccary
  33. Sloth Bear
  34. Quokka
  35. Leopard Tortoise
  36. Wolverine
  37. Pacific Walrus
  38. Southern Sea Otter
  39. West Indian Manatee
  40. Golden Lion Tamarin
  41. Greater Bilby
  42. Mantled Guereza
  43. Helmeted Guineafowl
  44. Gaur
  45. Addax
  46. Ocelot
  47. East African Grey-Crowned Crane
  48. Blackbuck
  49. Aoudad
  50. Eastern Black Rhinoceros
Edit: I have removed Red River Hog for Sichuan Takin, I have removed Fossa for Markhor, and Lar Gibbon for De Brazza's Monkey. 3 is Sichuan Takin, 10 is Markhor, 29 is De Brazza's Monkey
 

SuzieSky

SuzieSky
RedPandaReggie said:
  1. Tasmanian Devil
  2. Patagonian Mara
  3. Sichuan Takin
  4. African Crested Porcupine
  5. Linnaeus's Two-Toed Sloth
  6. Black Howler Monkey
  7. Bolivian Squirrel Monkey
  8. Geoffroy's Spider Monkey
  9. North Island Brown Kiwi
  10. Markhor
  11. Greater Rhea
  12. South American Coati
  13. Francois Langur
  14. Gelada
  15. Short-Beaked Echidna
  16. Hamadryas Baboon
  17. Dromedary Camel
  18. Sumatran Tiger
  19. Fishing Cat
  20. False Gharial
  21. Northern White-Cheeked Gibbon
  22. Cotton-Top Tamarin
  23. Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo
  24. Yellow-Footed Rock Wallaby
  25. Little Penguin
  26. Serval
  27. Common Eland
  28. Nubian Ibex
  29. De Brazza's Monkey
  30. Secretary Bird
  31. Pygmy Slow Loris
  32. Collared Peccary
  33. Sloth Bear
  34. Quokka
  35. Leopard Tortoise
  36. Wolverine
  37. Pacific Walrus
  38. Southern Sea Otter
  39. West Indian Manatee
  40. Golden Lion Tamarin
  41. Greater Bilby
  42. Mantled Guereza
  43. Helmeted Guineafowl
  44. Gaur
  45. Addax
  46. Ocelot
  47. East African Grey-Crowned Crane
  48. Blackbuck
  49. Aoudad
  50. Eastern Black Rhinoceros
Edit: I have removed Red River Hog for Sichuan Takin, I have removed Fossa for Markhor, and Lar Gibbon for De Brazza's Monkey. 3 is Sichuan Takin, 10 is Markhor, 29 is De Brazza's Monkey
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I was just talking about the March posts for edits. Your original is from October, and this list does not handle substitutions. I plan to make a new post after the anniversary this fall where you can create a new list for 2024, so hold that thought.
 
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