Animal Wishlist for each Region.

UCKX

UCKX
The regions are:

In Antarctica: Antarctica
In Europe: Southern and Western Europe, Northern Europe, Central and East Europe.
In South America: Amazon, Andes and West Coast, Southern Cone and Pampas.
In Oceania: West and Central Australia, North Australia, South and East Australia, New Guinea, New Zealand, Pacific Islands.
In Africa: Congo Basin, South and East Africa, North Africa, Madagascar.
In North America: American Tropical Islands, Central America and Mexico, Mid latitude North America, Northern Area.
Asia: Siberia, Middle East, South East Asia, Indian Subcontinent, Central Asia and Mongolia, East Asia.

This wont include aquarium or flying animals.

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with this you can imagine the regions.
Southern Rockhopper Penguin
Leopard Seal
Southern Elephant Seal
Emperor Penguin
Adellie Penguin
Maccaroni Penguin
Antarctic Fur Seal
Wandering Albatross
Snow Petrel
Chinstrap Penguin
Golden Lion Tamarin Monkey
Common Marmoset
Linneaus Two Ted Sloth
Black Howler Monkey
Common Squirrel Monkey
Black Caiman
South American Tapir
Bald Uakari
White Cheeked Spider Monkey
Nine Banded Armadillo
Red Rumped Agouti
Geoffroy's Spider Monkey
Brown Throated Three Toed Sloth
Bush Dog
Tegu
Northern Caiman Lizard (Exhibit)
Emerald Tree Boa (Exhibit)
Blue Poison Frog (Exhibit)
Green and Black Poison Frog (Exhibit)
Brazilian Porcupine
Spectatled Bear
Vicuna
Magnificent Frigatebird
Chilean Flamingo
South American Coati
Culpeo
Long-Tailed Chinchilla
Andean Tapeti
Maned Wolf
Greater Rhea
Gray Fox
Burrowing Owl
Patagonian Mara
Mountain Cavy
Emu
Numbat
Short Beaked Echidna
Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby
Greater Bilby
Thorny Devil (Exhibit)
Freshwater Crocodile
Swamp Wallaby
Lace Monitor
Tasmanian Devil
Bennett's Wallaby
Eastern Grey Kangaroo
Quokka
Australian Sea Lion
Eastern Bearded Dragon (Exhibit)
Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo
Dwarf Cassowary
New Guinea Singing Dog
Greater Bird of Paradise
Lesser Superb Bird of Paradise
Long Beaked Echidna
Green Tree Viper (Exhibit)
North Island Brown Kiwi
Little Blue Penguin
South Island Takahe
Tuatara (Exhibit)
Hawaiian Monk Seal
Nihoa Conehead Katydid (Exhibit)
African Leopard
African Crested Porcupine
Red River Hog
Hamadryas Baboon
Giant Pangolin
Yellow Backed Duiker
Mantled Guereza
Giant Girdled Lizard (Exhibit)
Secretary Bird
Serval
Striped Hyena
Aardwolf
Gerenuk
Impala
Kirk's Dik Dik
Blue Wildebeest
Grevy's Zebra
Masai Giraffe
Greater Kudu
African Spurred Tortoise
Shoebill
Grey Cowned Crane
Great White Pelican
Nile Crocodile
Ethiopian Wolf
Somali Wild Donkey
Addax
Dama Gazelle
Desert Monitor
African Pygmy Hedgehog
Barbary Sheep
Golden Jackal
Grey Crested Crane
Black Rhinoceros
Gelada Baboon
Coquerel Sifaka
Fossa
Aye Aye
Indri
Radiated Tortoise
Gray Mouse Lemur
Red Fronted Lemur
Silky Sifaka
Radiated Tortoise
Madagascar Hissing Cockroach (Exhibit)
Jackson's Chameleon (Exhibit)
Parson's Chameleon (Exhibit)
Lesser Hedgehog Tenrec (Exhibit)
Satanic Leaf Tailed Gecko (Exhibit)
West Indian Manatee
Green Sea Turtle
Blue Land Crab (Exhibit)
Jamaican Monkey
Rhinoceros Iguana
Free the Lesser Antillean Iguana from exhibits
Ocelot
Jaguarundi
Mexican Wolf
Mexican Wild Turkey
Collared Peccary
Great Blue Heron
Free the Green Iguana
American Black Bear
Bobcat
White Tailed Deer
Spotted Skunk
Bighorn Sheep
Mountain Goat
Common Snapping Turtle
Hoary Marmot
American Mink
Greater Roadrunner
American Porcupine
Coyote
Black Footed Ferret
North American River Otter
Common Milksnake (Exhibit)
Canadian Goose
Musk Ox
Collared Pika (Exhibit)
Wood Frog (Exhibit)
Northern Sea Otter
Snowshoe Hare
Harbor Seal
Raccoon Dog
Siberian Musk Deer
Eurasian Wolf
Pacific Walrus
Dromedary Camel
Caracal
Arabian Red Fox
Arabian Oryx
Arabian Leopard
Lesser Mouse Deer
Markhor
Lar Gibbon
Saola
Yellow Throated Marten
Pygmy Slow Loris
Gaur
Malayan Porcupine
Sumatran Rhinoceros
Fishing Cat
Coconut Crab (Exhibit)
Tokay Gecko (Exhibit)
Fix the Malayan Tapir
Asiatic Lion
Indian Leopard
Blackbuck
Wild Yak
Sloth Bear
False Gharial
Indian Gray Mongoose
Lion Tailed Macaque
Dugong
Corsac Fox
Saiga Antelope
Onager
Urial
Pallas Cat
Marbled Polecat
Sand Grouse
Chinese Water Deer
Tibetan Bllue Bear
Chinese Alligator
Golden Snub Nosed Monkey
Japanese Giant Salamander
Shiba Inu Dog
Golden Pheasant
Takin
Japanese Serrow
Japanese Red Fox
Japanese Badger
Japanese Weasel
Kung Fu Mantis (Exhibit)
Iberian Lynx
Italian Wolf
Barbary Macaque
Coney
European Mouflon
European Green Lizard (Exhibit)
Common Chameleon (Exhibit)
Wolverine
Mute Swan
Atlantic Puffin
Ermine
Brown Rat (Exhibit)
Gran Canaria Giant Lizard (Exhibit)
European Wild Boar
Roe Deer
Elk
Pyrenean Chamois
Eurasian Otter
Wisent
European Hamster (Exhibit)
House Mouse (Exhibit)
So that is my list, you can make your list, or recommend thing that i should add into mine.
 

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ElectricMonk

ElectricMonk
Why is Europe divided into three regions while Australia, which is at least as climatically diverse, is one?
 
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UCKX

UCKX
ElectricMonk said:
Why is Eutooe divided into three regions while Australia, which is at least as climatically diverse, is one?
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Europe is larger, and it would be hard to include different regions through Australia, since most animals would fit in all of them.
 

Chuditch

Chuditch
UCKX said:
it would be hard to include different regions through Australia, since most animals would fit in all of them.
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I'm not really too fussed about how you choose to split up regions (don't mind you just grouping them under Australia if that's easiest for you), but this is definitely not the case. Splitting Australia into broad temperate (southern and south-eastern), tropical (northern) and arid (inland) regions, the only animals from your list that would fit in all of them would be the emu and short-beaked echidna.
 

UCKX

UCKX
Chuditch said:
I'm not really too fussed about how you choose to split up regions (don't mind you just grouping them under Australia if that's easiest for you), but this is definitely not the case. Splitting Australia into broad temperate (southern and south-eastern), tropical (northern) and arid (inland) regions, the only animals from your list that would fit in all of them would be the emu and short-beaked echidna.
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UCKX

UCKX
ElectricMonk said:
Why is Europe divided into three regions while Australia, which is at least as climatically diverse, is one?
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South and Iberia: Meditteranean Climate
East and Central: Temperate Forests and/or Grasslands and all the in between stuff
North: Polar and subpolar

Europe is climatically diverse, too, but it is almost all forest.

And yes i know it is almost a year late.
 

ElectricMonk

ElectricMonk
UCKX said:
South and Iberia: Meditteranean Climate
East and Central: Temperate Forests and/or Grasslands and all the in between stuff
North: Polar and subpolar

Europe is climatically diverse, too, but it is almost all forest.

And yes i know it is almost a year late.
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I didn’t say Europe wasn’t climatically diverse, I said Australia was at least as climatically diverse.
 

conthauberger

C
Well, we already now have some of the African Animals that were listed, so you can cross them out. But for this list of African Animals:

  • Topi Antelope/Red Hartebeest
  • Honey Badger
  • Black Backed Jackal
  • Greater Kudu
  • Secretarybird
  • Common Impala
  • Vulturine Guineafowl
  • Vervet Monkey
  • Olive Baboon
  • Giant Eland
  • Common Genet
  • Gray Crowned Crane
  • African Leopard
 
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