Animals that aren't like anything we currently have in the Game

Firestar97

Firestar97
This Thread is for listing Animals that are completely different from any Animals we currently have in the Game.

I'll start the List with:
-Solenodon (Shrew like Mammal with a venomous Bite)
-European Rabbit/Domesticated Rabbit/European Hare (Lagomorph)
-Species of Duck/Swan/Goose (Anseriformes)
-Slow Loris (nocturnal Primate with a venomous Bite)
-Virginia Opossum/Water Opossum/Short Tailed Opossum (American Marsupial)
-Pine Marten/Beech Marten/Yellow-throated marten (small Mustelid that is able to climb)
-Baboon/Green Monkey (long Tailed african Monkey/Savannah Primate)
-Flying Squirrel/Greater Glider (gliding Mammal)
-Birds of Prey, Parrots, Kookaburras, smaller Exhibit Birds (flying Bird)
-Bottlenose Dolphin/Manatee (aquatic Mammal)
-Giant pouched Rat (Rat)
-Tasmanian Devil/Quoll (carnivorous Marsupial)
-Emerald Tree Monitor/Crocodile Monitor (arboreal Monitor Lizard)
-Gray's Monitor (herbivorous Monitor Lizard, arboreal Monitor Lizard)
-Velvet Worm (Worm, closely related to Tardigrades)
-Banana Slug (Slug)
-European Wild Cat/African Wild Cat/Bengal Cat/Sand Cat/Black-footed cat (Cat Species at the Size of a domesticated Cat or smaller)
-Nine banded Armadillo/Six banded Armadillo/Giant Armadillo
-Two toed Sloth
-Lyrebird (Noise Imitator)
 
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Cynogale bennettii II

Cynogale bennettii II
Habitat animals:
  • Either short- or long-beaked echidnas
  • Carnivorous marsupials such as Tasmanian devil or quoll
  • Any species of possum or cuscus
  • Armadillos
  • Manatees
  • Hyraxes
  • Porcupines of any species
  • Any species of tree squirrel
  • Any large rat (giant pouched rat, Malagasy giant rat, giant cloud rat etc.)
  • Rabbits or hares
  • Any long-tailed African monkey (seriously, the only African monkey we have is the mandrill - getting a couple more of these is probably the highest priority)
  • Small cats (in terms of size - technically the cheetah, cougar and lynx are all classed as small cats, even though they are in the top ten largest cat species)
  • Any species of Madagascan carnivore (fossa most obvious, but also the fanaloka, bokiboky, falanouc and various kinds of vontsira)
  • Martens
  • True small ungulates (muntjac, tufted or water deer, chevrotains, duikers, dik-diks or royal antelope)
  • Any species of wildfowl
  • Pelicans
  • Storks, herons, ibises and spoonbills

Walkthrough exhibit species:
  • Some mammals probably too small to be habitat animals (hedgehogs and giant elephant shrews spring to mind)
  • Small gliding mammals (like the smaller flying squirrels or sugar gliders)
  • Two-toed sloth
  • Smaller birds (any at all, whether they be flying birds or ground-dwellers like partridges)
  • Butterflies

When we get into exhibit invertebrates, there are loads of fairly regular types in zoos that are missing from the game. I don't think we'll get any more arachnids (I imagine for an arachnophobe, a spider getting a DLC slot could be what makes or breaks the decision to buy the pack) and I don't think we need any more snails (most are variations of the African giant snail, other than a few zoos with the extinct-in-the-wild Partula snails, which are kept in very basic lab-type enclosures that are easy to disinfect). But there are plenty of choices for insects, including:
  • Grasshoppers, locusts, katydids or crickets
  • Praying mantises
  • Assassin bugs
  • True stick insects (I know the leaf insect is technically a stick insect, but actual stick-like species are much more commonplace)
  • Land and freshwater crabs
  • Smaller beetles and cockroaches (species which can be kept in huge numbers are often found in zoos, and the new population automation would make them easier)
  • Social insects (still not certain they will ever come, but leaf-cutting ants especially are often kept in zoos)
  • True worms (a number of zoos keep some sort of species of large leech in freshwater aquaria)

Among exhibit herptiles:
  • Chameleons
  • Geckos
  • Colubrid snakes (despite containing nearly three-quarters of all snake species, there are none at all in Planet Zoo)
  • Small tortoises
  • Toads (scientifically speaking they are no different from frogs, but many have very distinct appearances and requirements)
  • Aquatic caecilians (becoming increasingly common in captivity)
 
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