Endangered species day is today and what about the endangered species animal pack?
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- Przewalski’s Horse
- Secretary Bird
- Golden Lion Tamarin
- Black-Footed Ferret
- Matschie’s Tree Kangaroo
- Amur Leopard
- Visayan Warty Pig
- (E) Axolotl/Blue Iguana/Chinese Giant Salamander
Are there wild Axolotl in Captivity? At least Zootierliste.de has only one Listing for it with Pictures of domesticated ones but maybe they are kept in Zoos outside of EAZA?
Also hope there's a captive Breeding Program for the Salamander in the Opening Post because I've googled it and the Salinity of its Natural Habitat is rising
Also hope there's a captive Breeding Program for the Salamander in the Opening Post because I've googled it and the Salinity of its Natural Habitat is rising
My choices are mostly going to mirror other submissions
Przewalski's Horse (Star Animal - though not even in my Meta list submission, I know it's wildly popular and should be in a pack like this
Amur Leopard - (co-star? ha, but we've had two felines as the stars of the packs, it's only fair to let the equid take a turn)
Northern Hairy-Nosed Wombat - this species is incredibly endangered. While the common Wombat seems to be the natural to go to, from a conservation standpoint this one makes more sense.
Saiga Antelope - I almost can't believe I'm suggesting an antelope for a pack idea, but they're very unique looking and very much endangered. Plus, it's an Asian Antelope and we don't have tons of those already (unlike African ones)
Lar Gibbon - For obvious reasons, it's popular and would give us a very high profile missing species
Secretary Bird - this would work to give us another bird, and one that makes sense even without flying mechanics.
Tasmanian Devil - Giving us another animal from Oceania (okay, from Australia), and another much requested animal at that. Would also provide a carnivorous marsupial.
Axolotl (Exhibit) - I'm not as well versed (or mostly even care) about exhibit animals, but this seems like a popular and logical choice, and is also a very unique animal.
Przewalski's Horse (Star Animal - though not even in my Meta list submission, I know it's wildly popular and should be in a pack like this
Amur Leopard - (co-star? ha, but we've had two felines as the stars of the packs, it's only fair to let the equid take a turn)
Northern Hairy-Nosed Wombat - this species is incredibly endangered. While the common Wombat seems to be the natural to go to, from a conservation standpoint this one makes more sense.
Saiga Antelope - I almost can't believe I'm suggesting an antelope for a pack idea, but they're very unique looking and very much endangered. Plus, it's an Asian Antelope and we don't have tons of those already (unlike African ones)
Lar Gibbon - For obvious reasons, it's popular and would give us a very high profile missing species
Secretary Bird - this would work to give us another bird, and one that makes sense even without flying mechanics.
Tasmanian Devil - Giving us another animal from Oceania (okay, from Australia), and another much requested animal at that. Would also provide a carnivorous marsupial.
Axolotl (Exhibit) - I'm not as well versed (or mostly even care) about exhibit animals, but this seems like a popular and logical choice, and is also a very unique animal.
From those, the Pig, the Horse, the Rhino, and Terrapin I suppose, for Habitat-animals.
Then the Arowana, Salamander, Macaw, and Hornbill, for Exhibits.
Coral can be added anyway...
Surely there are more, but I'm not familiar with which are and their names...
Maybe the Axolotl for an Exhibit-animal?
Maybe Vultures for Habitats, if they can put in larger birds.
Californian condor
And yea, Sloths seem to be only just hanging on... (Introduce with "large exhibits"?)
Then the Arowana, Salamander, Macaw, and Hornbill, for Exhibits.
Coral can be added anyway...
Surely there are more, but I'm not familiar with which are and their names...
Maybe the Axolotl for an Exhibit-animal?
Maybe Vultures for Habitats, if they can put in larger birds.
Californian condor
And yea, Sloths seem to be only just hanging on... (Introduce with "large exhibits"?)
In my list I will try not to name previously mentioned animals
1. Dama Gazelle (CR)
2. Grévy's Zebra (EN)
3. Ethiopian Wolf (EN)
4. Red Wolf (CR)
5. Silvery Gibbon (EN)
6. Spectacled Bear (VU) [if "vulnerable" is accepted] // Andean Mountain Cat (EN)
7. Banteng (EN)
Ex: Blue-spotted Tree Monitor (EN) --- If there are larger exhibition enclosures
1. Dama Gazelle (CR)
2. Grévy's Zebra (EN)
3. Ethiopian Wolf (EN)
4. Red Wolf (CR)
5. Silvery Gibbon (EN)
6. Spectacled Bear (VU) [if "vulnerable" is accepted] // Andean Mountain Cat (EN)
7. Banteng (EN)
Ex: Blue-spotted Tree Monitor (EN) --- If there are larger exhibition enclosures
No one said that you just had to use the animals from the image. The OP was just using that as an example showing some endangered species.
We need too much more, Frontier gotta keep making. We still be paying.
Totally agree. With 3 pack ideas and that's it, I still feel like I'm getting the most basic of animals in and am still missing ones I'd really like to see. The only pack I'm 100% good with on my suggestions is the Oceania animal pack, as I think 7 more habitat animals would fill that out enough to be sufficient overall. But otherwise there's animals I'm still sad I can't find a place for, and that's not even counting the birds (I could take or leave a marine pack)
3 more packs total is just not enough. 7 more packs for 4 this year and 4 next year would be great and help out a lot and make me really happy, provided one was an Avian pack. Even just 5 more packs (say 3 this year and 3 next year) would pretty much account for most of my must haves.
I didn't say I had to. - As I put it, "from those", as in, "from those, I would choose", and then added that beyond that I wouldn't really know which ones cause I'm not educated on all but the most standard or commonly known to be endangered. - So for convenience I just chose from the example, as I liked some of them anyway.
Then I added some more suggestions I could find quickly.
- Przewalski's wild horse
- takahe
- secretary bird
- giant eland
- Tasmanian devil
- scimitar horned oryx
- Sumatran rhino
- axolotl
