Essential savanna animal wishlist

macronecu

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  • aardwolf
  • honey badger
  • african leopard
  • serval
  • crowned crane (any)
  • dik dik (any)
  • dwarf mongoose
  • african civet
  • any springhare
  • white backed vulture
  • lappet faced vulture
  • bat eared fox
  • banded mongoose
  • mouse lemur
  • radiated tortoise
  • nilgai
  • grey langur (hanuman)
  • short beaked echidna
  • tamandua (southern)
  • red tailed black cockatoo
 

Rudyn

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1. Gerenuk
2. Honey badger
3. Nile crocodile
4. Great kudu
5. Grévy's zebra
6. African civet
7. Banded mongoose
8. Bat-eared fox
9.Serval
10. African marabou stork
11. Grey-crowned crane
12. Impala
13. Bateleur eagle
14. Blesbok
15. Rothschild's giraffe
 

zoomaster1994

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  1. Olive baboon
  2. Greater kudu
  3. Kirks dikdik
  4. Bontebok
  5. Gerenuk
  6. Common eland
  7. Ratel
  8. Serval
  9. Grey crowned crane
  10. Secretary bird
  11. Southern ground hornbill
  12. Wattled crane
  13. Marabou stork
  14. Giant armadillo
  15. Darwin rhea
  16. Chital
  17. Nilgai
  18. Blackbuck
  19. Yellowed-footed rock wallaby
  20. short-beaked echidna
 

ReptoMin

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As usual my List is dominated by Species from the Exhibit Animals Meta-Wishlist, being the moderator of that thread. These aren't all Personal Wishes.

1. Frilled Lizard
2. Veiled Chameleon
3. Leopard Gecko
4. Naked Mole-Rat
5. Indian Cobra
6. Pancake Tortoise
7. Black Mamba
8. Mound-Building Termites
9. African Giant Millipede
10. Common Agama
11. Mozambique Girdled Lizard
12. Giant Horned Lizard
13. Central Bearded Dragon
14. Senegal Bushbaby
15. Grey Mouse Lemur
16. Sugar Glider
17. Lesser Hedgehog Tenrec
18. Tailless Tenrec
19. Ghost Bat
20. Woodland Dormouse

21. Cane Toad
22. Black-And-White Tegu (prefer as Habitat)
23. Red Tegu (prefer as Habitat)
24. Rhinoceros Iguana (prefer as Habitat)
25. Grand Cayman Blue Iguana (prefer as Habitat)

I would highly suggest increasing the Limit to 25 or even 30 over time, as we still have many solid candidates from these biomes (tropical savannah, grassland and scrubland). I've already made my list to contain 25 species, in case you decide to increase it soon!
 

Gecko0304

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1 Nile Crocodile
2 Secretary Bird
3 Grey-Crowned Crane
4 Striped Mongoose
5 Radiated Tortoise
6 Leopard Tortoise
7 Olive Baboon
8 Helmeted Guineafowl
9 Frill-necked Lizard
10 Green Anaconda
11 Senegal Galago
12 Black-and White Tegu
 

Matyej167

Matyej167
Calleo said:
I think grasslands would be a better descriptor for this. Savannah really is synonymous with Africa grasslands.

1. Serval
2. Common Eland
3. African-Spurred Tortoise
4. Kirk's Dik-Dik
5. Greater Rhea
6. Patagonian Mara
7. Southern Ground Hornbill
8. Helmeted Guineafowl
9. Grey-Crowned Crane
10. Gelada
11. Patas Monkey
12. Hamadryas Baboon
13. Greater Kudu
14. Rhesus Macaque
15. Blackbuck
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Robongio said:
  1. Collared Peccary
  2. Short-Beaked Echidna
  3. Hamadryas Baboon
  4. Black Howler Monkey
  5. Secretarybird
  6. Wild Boar
  7. Patagonian Mara
  8. African Spurred Tortoise
  9. Greater Rhea
  10. Kirk's Dik-Dik
  11. Bush Dog
  12. Perentie
  13. Rock Hyrax
  14. King Cobra
  15. Rüppell's Vulture
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Baryonix82 said:
  1. Hirola (CR)
  2. Numbat (EN) [WE]
  3. Giant Kangaroo Rat (EN) [Exhibit]
  4. Secretarybird (EN)
  5. Giant Eland (VU)
  6. Gaur (VU)
  7. Giant Armadillo (VU)
  8. Greater Bilby (VU)
  9. Ocellated Turkey (NT)
  10. Asian Golden Cat (NT)
  11. Patagonian Mara (NT)
  12. Helmeted Guineafowl (LC)
  13. Sugar Glider (LC) [WE]
  14. Southern Tamandua (LC)
  15. Wild Boar (LC)
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FlameWizard492 said:
Here we go:
  1. Honey Badger
  2. Hamadryas Baboon
  3. Giant OR Southern Eland
  4. Secretary Bird
  5. Blackbuck
  6. Rock Hyrax
  7. Vervet Monkey
  8. Greater Rhea
  9. Patagonian Mara
  10. Serval
  11. Greater Kudu
  12. Marabou Stork
  13. Nile Crocodile
  14. Grey Crowned Crane
  15. Impala
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Orkan said:
1. Greater Rhea
2. Secretary Bird
3. Gray Crowned Crane
4. Patagonian Mara
5. Serval
6. Blackbuck
7. Hamadryas Baboon
8. African Leopard
9. Honey Badger
10. Hyrax
11. Nile Crocodile
12. Impala
13. Eland
14. Kudu
15. Masai Giraffe
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Chuditch said:
  1. Short-beaked Echidna
  2. Agile Wallaby
  3. Black-footed Tree-rat
  4. Serval
  5. South American Coati
  6. Collared Peccary
  7. Common Eland
  8. Blackbuck
  9. Greater Rhea
  10. Helmeted Guineafowl
  11. Magpie Goose
  12. Brolga
  13. Red-legged Seriema
  14. Freshwater Crocodile
  15. Leopard Tortoise
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You can add maximum 25 animals, so you can expand your list!
 

bird-watcher-91

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For this list, I will divide the habitat animals and animals I'd like to see in walkthrough aviaries and exhibit:

Exhibit animals:
  1. Grévy's zebra
  2. Greater kudu
  3. Beisa (East African) oryx
  4. Greater rhea
  5. Helmeted AND/OR vulturine guineafowl
  6. East African grey crowned-crane
  7. Jabiru stork
  8. Saddle-billed stork
  9. Marabou stork
  10. Secretarybird
  11. Abyssinian AND/OR Southern ground-hornbill
  12. Red-legged seriema
  13. Nile crocodile
  14. Frilled lizard
Walkthrough Aviaries / Exhibit Animals:
  1. White-faced whistling-duck
  2. Ringed teal
  3. Guira oo
  4. Chestnut-bellied sandgrouse
  5. Straw-necked ibis
  6. Rüppell's griffon vulture / Lappet-faced vulture
  7. Burrowing owl
  8. Red-tailed black-cockatoo
  9. Major Mitchell's / Galah (Rose-breasted) / Slender-billed / AND/OR Sulphur-crested cockatoo
  10. Cockatiel
  11. Budgie
 
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Robongio

Robongio
Robongio said:
  1. Collared Peccary
  2. Short-Beaked Echidna
  3. Hamadryas Baboon
  4. Black Howler Monkey
  5. Secretarybird
  6. Wild Boar
  7. Patagonian Mara
  8. African Spurred Tortoise
  9. Greater Rhea
  10. Kirk's Dik-Dik
  11. Bush Dog
  12. Perentie
  13. Rock Hyrax
  14. King Cobra
  15. Rüppell's Vulture
  16. South American Coati
  17. Naked Mole-Rat
  18. Blue-and-Yellow Macaw
  19. Toco Toucan
  20. Laughing Kookaburra
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21. Blackbuck
22. Honey Badger
23. Gerenuk
24. Vulturine Guineafowl
25. Budgerigar
 

Fossa

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If you watch leafs youtube videos you’d think hes a serious person, but here on the forum he’s much of a clown with his “hopefully” non-serious wishes

And you know what Smokey Robinson sang in 1970, the tears of a clown when there’s no one around, can we support you in any way sir?
 

Leaf Productions

Leaf Productions
Fossa said:
If you watch leafs youtube videos you’d think hes a serious person, but here on the forum he’s much of a clown with his “hopefully” non-serious wishes

And you know what Smokey Robinson sang in 1970, the tears of a clown when there’s no one around, can we support you in any way sir?
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Sorry i only listen to 100 Gecs, can you explain this reference in Gecs References
 
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