Australia
- Red Kangaroo.
- Emu.
- Koala.
- Tasmanian Devil.
- Frill-Necked Lizard (Exhibit).
That's my "base". In terms of scenery, I don't feel like a full building set is strictly necessary, in which case I'd also include the Goliath Stick Insect and Inland Taipan as exhibit animals. However, I would like to see scenery objects in an Aboriginal art style, and there is potential here for a new rock set (red desert rocks).
North America
- North American Cougar.
- Moose.
- Collared Peccary.
- American Alligator.
- Scarlet Kingsnake (Exhibit).
In this case I think a building set is possible (Wild West/Frontier theme) but we do already have the New World theme which supposedly covers North America, so who knows what they'd decide to do. Also, it's worth noting that I went with the North American Cougar rather than the more specific and endangered Florida Panther, because there is still some debate as to whether the Florida Panther is actually a subspecies separate from the NA Cougar, or whether it's just a subpopulation.
Europe
- Alpine Ibex.
- Iberian Lynx.
- Barbary Macaque.
- Red Deer.
- Scheltopuisk (Exhibit).
Again, the Classic Theme is already a "European" building set, but I think there's potential for another one. Some kind of German theme with wooden frame architecture and some Gothic architecture would be good. Otherwise I'd also include the Greek Tortoise and Leopard Snake as exhibit animals.
Asia
- Bornean Clouded Leopard.
- Malayan Sun Bear.
- Blackbuck.
- Northern White-Cheeked Gibbon.
- Asian Giant Mantid (Exhibit).
Both the Indian theme and East Asian theme are fairly broad. I'm not sure a full building set is needed here either, but if I were to include anything it would be scenery items pertaining to a Buddhist temple, but done generically enough that they might fit either in a Himalayan exhibit or a Southeast Asian one.
Africa
- Eastern Black Rhinoceros.
- Meerkat.
- Red River Hog.
- Hamadryas Baboon.
- Giant African Millipede (Exhibit).
Again, we already have an extremely well-covered and more importantly broad African theme (broad as in it pulls from all over the continent), so I don't see an expansion of the theme or a new theme as necessary. However if they were to include some items, I think pulling from the Tuareg and Berber peoples of the Sahara Desert would be the way to go. If not, I'd also include the Jackson's Chameleon and Black Mamba as exhibit animals.
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That's it for continent-themed packs. I don't think they will revisit South America or divide things up any more specifically than this, as much as I think Africa and Asia especially could be chopped and changed. The next few are a little different, and probably wouldn't include much if anything in the way of building pieces and scenery. You'd be looking more at an influx of scenarios and campaigns, and probably enrichment items and foliage more than anything else. Additionally, due to the nature of it, very little in terms of exhibit animals.
Endangered Primates
- Diana Monkey.
- Red-Shanked Douc.
- Golden Lion Tamarin.
- Geoffroy's Spider Monkey.
Endangered Hoofstock
- Addax.
- Przewalski's Horse.
- Pere David's Deer.
- Sumatran Rhinoceros.
Endangered Carnivores
- Amur Leopard.
- Ethiopian Wolf.
- Owston's Palm Civet.
- Andean Mountain Cat.
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And that is all I can currently decide on. I would like to also include a 'ground bird pack' of some kind, but it's difficult to decide what it would include.
- Red Kangaroo.
- Emu.
- Koala.
- Tasmanian Devil.
- Frill-Necked Lizard (Exhibit).
That's my "base". In terms of scenery, I don't feel like a full building set is strictly necessary, in which case I'd also include the Goliath Stick Insect and Inland Taipan as exhibit animals. However, I would like to see scenery objects in an Aboriginal art style, and there is potential here for a new rock set (red desert rocks).
North America
- North American Cougar.
- Moose.
- Collared Peccary.
- American Alligator.
- Scarlet Kingsnake (Exhibit).
In this case I think a building set is possible (Wild West/Frontier theme) but we do already have the New World theme which supposedly covers North America, so who knows what they'd decide to do. Also, it's worth noting that I went with the North American Cougar rather than the more specific and endangered Florida Panther, because there is still some debate as to whether the Florida Panther is actually a subspecies separate from the NA Cougar, or whether it's just a subpopulation.
Europe
- Alpine Ibex.
- Iberian Lynx.
- Barbary Macaque.
- Red Deer.
- Scheltopuisk (Exhibit).
Again, the Classic Theme is already a "European" building set, but I think there's potential for another one. Some kind of German theme with wooden frame architecture and some Gothic architecture would be good. Otherwise I'd also include the Greek Tortoise and Leopard Snake as exhibit animals.
Asia
- Bornean Clouded Leopard.
- Malayan Sun Bear.
- Blackbuck.
- Northern White-Cheeked Gibbon.
- Asian Giant Mantid (Exhibit).
Both the Indian theme and East Asian theme are fairly broad. I'm not sure a full building set is needed here either, but if I were to include anything it would be scenery items pertaining to a Buddhist temple, but done generically enough that they might fit either in a Himalayan exhibit or a Southeast Asian one.
Africa
- Eastern Black Rhinoceros.
- Meerkat.
- Red River Hog.
- Hamadryas Baboon.
- Giant African Millipede (Exhibit).
Again, we already have an extremely well-covered and more importantly broad African theme (broad as in it pulls from all over the continent), so I don't see an expansion of the theme or a new theme as necessary. However if they were to include some items, I think pulling from the Tuareg and Berber peoples of the Sahara Desert would be the way to go. If not, I'd also include the Jackson's Chameleon and Black Mamba as exhibit animals.
--
That's it for continent-themed packs. I don't think they will revisit South America or divide things up any more specifically than this, as much as I think Africa and Asia especially could be chopped and changed. The next few are a little different, and probably wouldn't include much if anything in the way of building pieces and scenery. You'd be looking more at an influx of scenarios and campaigns, and probably enrichment items and foliage more than anything else. Additionally, due to the nature of it, very little in terms of exhibit animals.
Endangered Primates
- Diana Monkey.
- Red-Shanked Douc.
- Golden Lion Tamarin.
- Geoffroy's Spider Monkey.
Endangered Hoofstock
- Addax.
- Przewalski's Horse.
- Pere David's Deer.
- Sumatran Rhinoceros.
Endangered Carnivores
- Amur Leopard.
- Ethiopian Wolf.
- Owston's Palm Civet.
- Andean Mountain Cat.
--
And that is all I can currently decide on. I would like to also include a 'ground bird pack' of some kind, but it's difficult to decide what it would include.
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