Hello everyone! Had a couple of baby otters born today, and I was wondering if baby animals have any unique behaviors compared to the adults.
Baby animals
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I'm only keeping Otters in my Aqua Zoo so I can't really say anything about them but the Babys of some Species have special Interactions with Adults (Orangutans for Example)
Saw a juvenile Himalayan Brown Bear and her Mother standing in Front of each other and sniffing each other.
One of my favorite Interactions between Animals and their Babys is when a Baby Orangutan pulls on the Arm of a adult Orangutan.
I wish they would add nursing for all Mammals and Mothers carrying their Babys on the Back for Giant Anteaters and Apes
One of my favorite Interactions between Animals and their Babys is when a Baby Orangutan pulls on the Arm of a adult Orangutan.
I wish they would add nursing for all Mammals and Mothers carrying their Babys on the Back for Giant Anteaters and Apes
Hayo @TheLilly789, congrats on the baby Otters! So cute! There are generally unique social theatres for juveniles in species that have interactions, or different idle/gimmick animations for juveniles and adults of a species.
In most species, juveniles will also try to follow their parent (in most cases it's the mother, though in species where the male raises the young they'll try to run after the father, such as the Cassowary and Ostrich).
Gameplay-wise, we'd say one of the biggest difference between juveniles and adults are the Penguins and Seals as the juveniles are not able to go into the water at all!
In most species, juveniles will also try to follow their parent (in most cases it's the mother, though in species where the male raises the young they'll try to run after the father, such as the Cassowary and Ostrich).
Gameplay-wise, we'd say one of the biggest difference between juveniles and adults are the Penguins and Seals as the juveniles are not able to go into the water at all!