If you could redo all the animals in the base game and DLCs, which would you change?

[AndyM_75]

What mix and match? It's the West African lion, a genetically significant subpopulation of the Northern lion. There's nothing confusing about it, it's just hyperspecific for no reason.

A generic "Lion" or a generic "African Lion" makes sense from a realism perspective. Aside from the few zoos that keep genetically pure Asiatic lions (easily done since they are genetically isolated in the Gir Forest), most zoos do have generic "African lions"; that is to say, they are hybridised between different subpopulations and even between the two subspecies. I'm sure some are "genetically pure" subspecies (either northern or southern) but like chimpanzees, zebras, and many other species the studbook is so muddy that it isn't worth it for zoos to figure out the exact genetic makeup since in terms of conservation it doesn't really matter.

"African lion" and "Asiatic lion" would be a perfect split.

The current ’Lion’ is called West African and all the descriptions say West African, Critcially endangered, max size reflects west African etc….but the mane is much too large for west African (clearly based on southern), the map shows the whole lion range and behaviourally it can live in a pride of up to 30+ which is not something seen for West African lions (or Asiatic or, historically, Barbary). Male lions actually tend to live separately for those northern subspecies.

I’d be happy with African and asiatic split - that would more realistically reflect most zoo classifications. And agree that many zoo’s have ‘African’ that are hybrids of african subspecies. Just didn’t like the idea of some posts on this thread (and others) that there should be one ‘lion’.

I definitely would like another lion. There seems such a downer on cat species from many because their view is that they would like other ‘new’ animals or building pieces instead but this animal is one of THE iconic zoo animals that is increasingly under threat in the wild so really could do with some tlc to make it better in my view.

 

[Narwhaler]

and behaviourally it can live in a pride of up to 30+ which is not something seen for West African lions (or Asiatic or, historically, Barbary). Male lions actually tend to live separately for those northern subspecies.

Shifting baseline syndrome kicking in

 

[Cynogale bennettii II]

These are my choices for changes, with a little explanation for each:

Base game (habitat)

• Aldabra giant tortoise = African spurred tortoise (more commonly-kept, the third largest tortoise and a continental species that would also be substantially different in biome requirements to the Galapagos giant)
• Bengal tiger = Malayan tiger (more endangered, kept more widely in global zoos, but otherwise very similar to the Bengal)
• Black wildebeest = Blue wildebeest (just prefer the blue wildebeest, to be honest)
• Bornean orangutan = White-faced saki (replace the orangutan with a fairly uncomplicated South American monkey, so more attention can be paid to making the orangutan unique later in the game)
• Formosan black bear = Asiatic black bear (would make the animal more versatile than just having a single subspecies)
• Gemsbok = Scimitar-horned oryx (would add a North African species to the base-game, which is more endangered and would free up a slot in the Conservation Pack)
• Himalayan brown bear = Syrian brown bear (if an endangered Eurasian bear subspecies was desired, this one is just better - much more commonly-kept in zoos and visually much more distinct with its nearly blonde coat)
• Nile monitor = Green iguana (getting a large habitat iguana would have been excellent)
• Pronghorn = Wapiti (would add a more widely-kept North American ungulate that also includes parts of northern Asia within its range)
• Springbok = Goitered gazelle (one of the more commonly-kept gazelles, which is a cold-adapted Asiatic antelope)
• Timber wolf = Eurasian wolf (divide up the wolves, and make them look more like an actual wolf subspecies rather than a storybook amalgam wolf)
• West African lion = Southern African lion (the subspecies of lion particularly kept in captivity, and actually the subspecies that most closely resembles what we have in the game)

Base game (exhibit)

• Amazonian giant centipede = Indian giant tiger centipede (adds a new Asian exhibit species, which is much more boldly patterned than the current centipede)
• Brazilian salmon pink tarantula = Gooty sapphire ornamental tarantula (adds a brightly-coloured and Critically Endangered species of Indian spider)
• Brazilian wandering spider = Desertas Grande wolf spider (adds the world's largest wolf spider, Critically Endangered and the first European exhibit species)
• Common death adder = Inland taipan (probably among the most famous and commonly-kept of Australia's venomous elapids)
• Giant forest scorpion = Imperial scorpion (shifting to a very similar but probably better-known species of African giant scorpion)
• Goliath frog = Mountain chicken (adds a Critically Endangered large ground frog that is actually kept in zoos and adds fresh Caribbean representation)
• Green iguana = Utila spinytail iguana (adds a smaller but Critically Endangered species of iguana from Central America)
• Lehmann's poison frog = Splashback poison frog (not threatened in the wild, but commonly-kept and with an extraordinary range of colour patterns)
• Lesser Antillean iguana = Fiji banded iguana (adds a brightly-coloured small iguana from Oceania)
• Titan beetle = Hercules beetle (adds an insect that is actually kept in captivity)
• Yellow anaconda = Royal python (balances things between boas and pythons, also adding another African exhibit snake)

Deluxe edition

• Thomson's gazelle = Ocellated turkey (adds another ground bird that easily made from the peafowl, represents Central America and is just amazingly beautiful)

Arctic Pack

• Arctic wolf = Arctic fox (adds a species of fox earlier in the game's cycle, and probably one of the more familiar species as well)

South America Pack

• Colombian white-faced capuchin = Buffy-headed capuchin (adds a Critically Endangered species that is fairly common in zoos and represents the coastal Atlantic rainforest ecosystem of Brazil)
• Llama = Vicuna (adds a wild camelid, and probably the most beautiful of the South American ungulates)

Australia Pack

• Dingo = Tasmanian devil (gets the devil into the game much more quickly, freeing up space in the Oceania Pack)
• Southern cassowary = Emu (gets the more commonly-kept Australian ratite into the game as soon as possible)

Aquatic Pack

• Cuvier's dwarf caiman = Spectacled caiman (the spectacled caiman is just better - more commonly-kept and more sociable for a start)
• Grey seal = Harbour seal (more traditionally cute species, with a much wider global range and more common in captivity)
• Diamondback terrapin = Alligator snapping turtle (adds a larger and more familiar turtle species that is also more commonly kept in zoos worldwide)

Southeast Asia Animal Pack

• Proboscis monkey = Bornean orangutan (use the development time required to make the proboscis monkey to make the orangutan completely from scratch, rather than making it a ginger gorilla)
• It goes without saying, but also actually make a Malayan tapir

Africa Pack

• Fennec fox = De Brazza's guenon (nothing against the fox, but I think Africa needs a monkey and this widely-kept species is among my top choices)
• Sacred scarab beetle = Horrid king assassin bug (adds a completely new type of insect to the game, and also nicer to look at than a shiny black beetle)

North America Animal Pack

• Arctic fox = Red wolf (while not kept outside the USA, adding a species completely endemic to the country would definitely elevate the pack in my mind)

Wetlands Animal Pack

• Wild water buffalo = Lac Alaotra gentle lemur (adds a Critically Endangered wetland primate that is kept in a fair number of European zoos)
• Danube crested newt = Iberian ribbed newt (replaces the smaller newt with the biggest and among the rarest of the European newts, which is also much more common in captivity)

Conservation Pack

• Scimitar-horned oryx = Chacoan peccary (adds an endangered South American species to the game, which occupies a biome unlike any other South American species in the game so far and is becoming more popular in zoos)

Twilight Pack

• Raccoon = Owston's civet (adds a highly endangered Southeast Asian small carnivore, which requires zoo breeding for its survival and can be kept in both indoor nocturnal displays and outdoor enclosures)
• Red fox = Kinkajou (reuse the binturong rig to create this arboreal small carnivore from Central and South America)
• Striped skunk = South African springhare (use the kangaroo rig to create this fairly sizeable hopping rodent from Southern Africa, also adding a useful dry-land species that can mix with the aardvark)
• Egyptian fruit bat = Malayan flying fox (adds a large and endangered species of Asian fruit bat, which I think would be ideal representation as a flying fox species)

Grasslands Animal Pack

• Nine-banded armadillo = Six-banded armadillo (adds a much more commonly-kept and impressive species of armadillo to the game)
• Caracal = Serval (adds what is, to me, the more important leggy African cat; the caracal will come in later though)
• Blue wildebeest = Impala (to make up for the loss of the two African gazelle-like animals, except this one will have the amazing leaping and pronking as animations)
• Emu = Southern ground hornbill (with the emu now in Australia, this spot is taken by a sociable and charismatic African savannah bird)
• Butterflies = Veiled chameleon (butterflies are pushed back and replaced with a much-needed species of chameleon, which lives on wooded grasslands in southwest Arabia)

Tropical Pack

• Asian water monitor = Southern cassowary (the cassowary is finally added here, after being kicked out of the Australia Pack by the emu - would add some excellent Oceania representation to this pack)
• Brown throated sloth = Butterflies (five commonly-kept butterfly house species would come with this pack - the Peleides blue morpho (South America), gold-banded forester (Africa), common green birdwing (Oceania), large tree nymph (Asia) and three-tailed swallowtail (Texas and Central America)

Arid Animal Pack

• Dama gazelle = Perentie (with the water monitor cut, this would add a new monitor lizard species and some excellent representation for Australia)
• Sand cat = Caracal (adds the caracal that was cut from Grasslands, they also probably have more utility in terms of biome use and captive presence than the sand cat)
• Desert horned viper = Iraqi fat-tailed gecko (adds a much-needed species of gecko to the game which is similar to the leopard gecko but is considerably bigger, so it wouldn't feel as lost in the large exhibit)

Oceania Pack

• Tasmanian devil = Goodfellow's tree kangaroo (replaces the Tasmanian devil as the higher-effort species for this pack)
• Spectacled flying fox = Rainbow lorikeet (would have been an ideal first bird to add to the game)

Personally, I found the Europe Pack to be fine just the way it is.

Some further changes I'd make, including the two new DLC:

Oceania Pack

• Little blue penguin = Black swan (moves a swan to be a pack earlier, freeing up a space in the next pack)

Eurasia Animal Pack

• Mute swan = Bar-headed goose (with the swan moved to Oceania, this would free up this pack for one of the most interesting Eurasian waterfowl, that is commonly kept, can reflect several different habitats and also means that the two Eurasian birds are not mainly white in colour)
• Saiga = Blackbuck (replaces niche Asian antelope with more common Asian antelope)
• Wisent = Temminck's tragopan (love the wisent model, but I would have rather had a pheasant - this is my favourite option for one of these birds)

Barnyard Animal Pack

• Alpaca = Llama (replaced the llama in South America Pack with the vicuna, so I would put the llama here to represent the larger South American camelids)
• Alpine goat = African pygmy goat (the most commonly-kept domestic animal in zoos, and an ideal representative for African livestock)
• Hill Radnor sheep = Barbados blackbelly sheep (adds a colourful sheep breed - similar to the Cameroon sheep - but one that mainly represents the Caribbean)
• Sussex chicken = Old English game chicken (replaces with a more colourful and ancient breed that closely resembles the red junglefowl, which I think would give it better utility overall)
• Tamworth pig = Vietnamese potbelly pig (replaces with a familiar and commonly-kept breed from Southeast Asia)

 

[NZFanatic]

I do find it funny how many people want a generic 'brown bear' considering the morphological variance between brown bear subspecies. Like the Himalayan brown bear model in the game looks nothing like an actual Himalayan brown bear, which looks nothing like a grizzly in real life.

 

[leehonglocal]

I do find it funny how many people want a generic 'brown bear' considering the morphological variance between brown bear subspecies. Like the Himalayan brown bear model in the game looks nothing like an actual Himalayan brown bear, which looks nothing like a grizzly in real life.

Well, at least that game had both New and World World brown bear subspecies. Grizzly's the best known North American brown bear subspecies.

 

[Markiz]

Everyone made bunch of good points so my list will be just conglomeration of everyone else's.

Here goes:

Base game
Aldabra Giant Tortoise - African Spurred Tortoise
Baird’s Tapir - Brazilian Tapir
Bengal Tiger - Sumatran Tiger
Black Wildebeest - Blue Wildebeest
Bonobo - Barbary Ape
Chinese Pangolin - Giant Anteater
Formosan Black Bear - Generic Moon Bear
Himalayan Brown Bear - Eurasian Brown Bear
Nile Monitor - Asian Water Monitor
Pronghorn - Moose
Timber Wolf - Eurasian Wolf
West African Lion - Generic African Lion

I went easy on the base game as it's clear that most variety rests on the "clones". Which is to say if certain clones weren't in the game our roster would just be shorter for that amount of animals. The only drastic changes are Pangolin to Anteater and Pronghorn to Moose which I feel like is fair amount.

For the rest of the DLCs I will try to keep changes in same spirit with either similar species or similar region. There will be exceptions of course.

Deluxe
Thompson's Gazelle - Kirk's Dik-Dik

Arctic
Dall Sheep - Arctic Fox

South America
Giant Anteater - Patagonian Mara
Llama - Guanaco

Australia
Dingo - Perentie
Blue-Tongued Lizard - Frilled Lizard
Cassowary - Emu

Aquatic
Dwarf Caiman - Spectacled Caiman
Giant Otter - Sea Otter

Southeast Asia
Proboscis Monkey - Lar Gibbon

Africa
Scarab Beetle - Common Chameleon

North America
Arctic Fox - North American Porcupine
Bullfrog - Rubber Boa
Moose - Bighorn Sheep

Europe
Mighty fine

Wetlands
Spectacled Caiman - Slender Snouted Crocodile
Platypus - Black Swan
Wild Water Buffalo - Domestic Water Buffalo

Conservation
Siamang - Geoffroy's Spider Monkey

Twilight
Is perfect

Grasslands
Blue Wildebeest - Blackbuck
Emu - Darwin's Rhea
Nine-Banded Armadillo - Big Hairy Armadillo

Tropical
Asian Water Monitor - Giant Otter
Three Toed Sloth - Two Toed Sloth
Lar Gibbon - Black Howler

Arid
Dama Gazelle - Hamadryas Baboon

Oceania
Kiwi - Cassowary
Quokka - Echidna

Eurasia
Mute Swan - Dalmatian Pelican
Saiga - Reeve's Muntjac
Sloth Bear - Markhor

Barnyard
Alpine Goat - Nigerian Dwarf Goat
Hill Radnor Sheep - Valais Sheep
Standard Donkey - Shetland Pony
Sussex Chicken - Egyptian Goose
Tamworth Pig - Vietnamese Pot Bellied Pig

 

[DarthQuell]

The whole base game roster was botched since the beginning. There are quite a few I'd change, some being simple renames, others making the subspecies more specific.

Base game

• Timber wolf - Northwest wolf; I mean, honestly, c'mon. The decorations are from NA, the generic look is of a cold wolf, and yeah. I mean, ok, Europe could use the Eurasian wolf, but because of the way the decor was used, it kinda hints that the devs were going with a NA subspecies before making it generic, which only made it worse when they added the Arctic wolf (and dingo if you consider it a wolf subspecies)
• Himalayan brown bear - Eurasian brown bear; to be honest, they shoulda just went with the much more common and widespread Eurasian brown bear. At the very least, it'd add some to base game Europe
• Formosan black bear - Asian black bear; this should've been the base species to begin with. Besides the name, I honestly can't see the difference between the Formosan and any other Asian black bear subspecies
• Pronghorn antelope - pronghorn; pronghorn antelope is said, but it's a mistake. It should be just pronghorn
• Springbok - Thomson gazelle; it should've been the much more well known Thomson's gazelle, honestly
• Bengal tiger - Malayan or Sumatran tiger; either one would do. Personally, I still prefer the old, ironically simpler method of different tiger subspecies, since they look so different
• West African lion - African lion; look, African lions look way different than Asian lions, and I think it'd be better to just make it the generic African lion

Deluxe

• Thomson's gazelle - Blackbuck; I replaced the springbok with the Thomson's, so I'd replace it with another antelope: the Indian blackbuck

Honestly, I think that's truly all I'd do. I'm somewhat ok with the way most of the DLCs handled it, especially looking at everything as a whole. Of course, there's always improvement, but I think that the main focus should be the base game, and I think that the devs should really consider renaming some animals and touching up on others

 

[NZFanatic]

Springbok - Thomson gazelle; it should've been the much more well known Thomson's gazelle, honestly

Huh? Both are in the game. Thomson's gazelle came in the deluxe edition.

 

[DarthQuell]

Huh? Both are in the game. Thomson's gazelle came in the deluxe edition.

I know. I'd replace the springbok with the Thomson's. But, I forgot to mention what I'd replace Thomson's with in Deluxe
Fixed it

 

[snoogins]

Honestly I wouldn't replace anything, I'd just add 5 more animals to deluxe to round it out and make it an animal pack, since it wasn't worth the additional money for only 3 animals though the komodo dragon and pygmy hippo were great additions.
Deluxe:

• Short beaked Echidna
• Shoebill
• Francois Langur
• Tamandua
• Panama Golden Frog (exhibit)

 

[NachoB]

Oh fun.

- Timbre wolf renamed to just grey wolf with Arctic skin.
-Saltwater crocodile for Nile crocodile

• Aldabra giant tortoise for African Spurred tortoise
• Black wildebeest for Blue wildebeest (opens a slot in Grasslands animal pack)
• Springbok for Thomson's gazelle (opens a slot in Deluxe)
• Titan beetle for Rhinoceros beetle
• Yellow anaconda for Green anaconda
• Baird's tapir for Brazilian tapir
• Formosan black bear renamed to just asiatic black bear
• Himalayan Brown bear for greater rhea

Deluxe
- Thomson's gazelle for dama (opens a slot in Arid)

Arctic pack

• Arctic wolf for musk ox
• Add exhibit animal

Aquatic pack
- Cuvier's dwarf caiman for spectacled caiman (opens a slot in Wetlands animal pack)

Wetlands animal pack

• Nile lechwe for Pere David deer
• Spectacled caiman for Mandarín duck

Grasslands animal pack

• Blue wildebeest for Patagonian mara
• Striped hyena for secretary bird

Twilight pack
- Skunk for aye-aye

Arid
- Dama gazelle for Hamadryas baboon

Tropical
- Asían water monitor for Golden lion tamarin

Eurasia

• Wisent for Cappercaillie
• Saiga for Blackbuck

Oceanía
- Quokka for Victoria crowned pigeon

Barnyard animal pack

• Donkey for mallard duck
• Alpine goat for african pygmy goat
• whatever pig for idk something more interesting that is not a basic pig, possibly shetland pony.

 

[FlameWizard492]

Base Game

• Black Wildebeest —> Blue Wildebeest
• Formosan Black Bear —> Asian Black Bear
• Himalayan Brown Bear —> Eurasian Brown Bear
• Nile Monitor —> Red Kangaroo

Arctic Pack

• Dall Sheep —> Musk Ox

Australia Pack

• Red Kangaroo —> Tasmanian Devil

First Anniversary

• Black and White Ruffed Lemur —> Aye-Aye

Southeast Asia Animal Pack

• Proboscis Monkey —> Lowland Anoa
• “Malayan Tapir” —> An Actual Malayan Tapir

Wetlands Animal Pack

• Nile Lechwe —> Shoebill

Grasslands Animal Pack

• Blue Wildebeest —> Blackbuck

Tropical Pack

• Brown-Throated Sloth —> Hoffman’s OR Linnaeus’s Two-Toed Sloth

Oceania Pack

• Tasmanian Devil —> Goodfellow’s OR Matschie’s Tree Kangaroo

Update:

Base Game

• Black Wildebeest —> Blue Wildebeest
• Formosan Black Bear —> Asian Black Bear
• Himalayan Brown Bear —> Eurasian Brown Bear
• Nile Monitor —> Red Kangaroo
• West African Lion —> African Lion

Arctic Pack

• Dall Sheep —> Musk Ox

Australia Pack

• Red Kangaroo —> Tasmanian Devil

First Anniversary

• Black and White Ruffed Lemur —> Aye-Aye OR Coquerel’s Sifaka

Aquatic Pack

• Cuvier’s Dwarf Caiman —> Nile Crocodile

Southeast Asia Animal Pack

• Proboscis Monkey —> Lowland Anoa OR Celebes Crested Macaque

Wetlands Animal Pack

• Nile Lechwe —> Red River Hog

Grasslands Animal Pack

• Blue Wildebeest —> Blackbuck

Tropical Pack

• Red River Hog —> Shoebill
• Brown-Throated Sloth —> Hoffman’s OR Linnaeus’s Two-Toed Sloth

Arid Animal Pack

• Dama Gazelle —> Secretary Bird

Oceania Pack

• Tasmanian Devil —> Goodfellow’s OR Matschie’s Tree Kangaroo

Eurasia Animal Pack

• Takin —> Sichuan Takin

Barnyard Animal Pack

• Alpine Goat —> Nigerian Dwarf Goat
• Tamworth Pig —> Vietnamese Pot-Bellied Pig
• Alpaca —> Some form of Domestic Rabbit (This one is a maybe. I love the design for the alpaca.)
• Add Budgies as a WE Animal

 

[Doran]

I honestly can't see the difference between the Formosan and any other Asian black bear subspecies

Formoson and Japanese black bears are the only subspecies without bushy manes. Visual difference is very obvious.

 

[synthetase]

I would say replace Fennec Fox with Bat-eared Fox...
but, Fennec is more iconic.
At the beginning of the PZ's life I was hoping for a few animals... Fox, Mountain sheep, deer, hyena
Of those IF I had to choose specifics among them would be Arctic Fox, Striped Hyena and Bat-eared Fox because it is my favorite zoo animal outside of Giraffe (which of course is in the zoo game). At least I got Arctic Fox and Striped Hyena

 

[leehonglocal]

How do you think players of that game could redo and change those game's animals?

 

[Marvinb]

How do you think players of that game could redo and change those game's animals?

Not at all. Its just a little game

 

[leehonglocal]

Not at all. Its just a little game

And whether or not, should Planet Zoo creators be the ones that do the changings instead of the players?

 

[Eletan888]

Here we go!

Base Game:
Aardvark
African Buffalo (Rename: Cape Buffalo)
African Savannah Elephant
African Wild Dog
American Bison
Bactrian Camel
Baird's Tapir
Blackbuck
Black-and-White Ruffed Lemur
Blue Wildebeest
Bongo (Rename: Eastern Mountain Bongo)
Bornean Orangutan
Cheetah
Collared Peccary
Common Ostrich
Common Warthog
Galapagos Giant Tortoise
Gharial
Giant Panda
Greater Flamingo
Grizzly Bear
Hippopotamus
Indian Elephant (Rename: Asian Elephant)
Indian Peafowl
Indian Rhinoceros
Japanese Macaque
Komodo Dragon
Lesser Kudu
Llama
Mandrill
Nile Crocodile
Nyala
Okapi
Plains Zebra
Pronghorn Antelope (Rename: Pronghorn)
Radiated Tortoise
Red Deer
Red Panda
Red Ruffed Lemur
Reticulated Giraffe
Ring-Tailed Lemur
Siberian Tiger (Rename: Amur Tiger)
Snow Leopard
Spotted Hyena
Southern White Rhinoceros
Spectacled Bear
Sumatran Tiger
Timber Wolf (Rename: Gray Wolf)
Tufted Capuchin
West African Lion (Rename: Lion)
Western Chimpanzee (Rename: Chimpanzee)
Western Lowland Gorilla
White-Bellied Pangolin

Deluxe Editon Upgrade Pack:
Bonobo
Pygmy Hippo (Rename: Pygmy Hippopotamus)
Thomson's Gazelle

Arctic Pack:
Arctic Fox
Musk Ox
Polar Bear
Reindeer

South America Pack:
Black Howler
Giant Anteater
Jaguar
White-Nosed Coatimundi

Australia Pack:
Dingo
Koala
Red Kangaroo
Southern Cassowary

Aquatic Pack:
Cuvier's Dwarf Caiman
Giant Otter
Harbor Seal
King Penguin

Southeast Asia Animal Pack:
Binturong
Clouded Leopard
Dhole
Françios's Langur
Malayan Tapir
North Sulawesi Babirusa
Sun Bear

Africa Pack:
African Penguin
Fennec Fox
Mantled Guereza
Meerkat

North America Animal Pack:
American Alligator
Bighorn Sheep
Black-Tailed Prarie Dog
California Sea Lion
Cougar
North American Beaver
Rocky Mountain Elk

Europe Pack:
Eurasian Lynx
European Fallow Deer
Mute Swan
Wisent

Wetlands Animal Pack:
Asian-Small Clawed Otter
Capybara
Chinese Alligator
Lowland Anoa
Nile Lechwe
Platypus
Red-Crowned Crane

Conservation Pack:
Amur Leopard
Przewalski's Horse
Scimitar-Horned Oryx
Siamang

Twilight Pack:
Aye-Aye
North American Black Bear
Red River Hog
Southern Hairy-Nosed Wombat

Grasslands Animal Pack:
Emu
Caracal
Maned Wolf
Patagonian Mara
Red-Necked Wallaby
Secretary Bird
Southern Three-Banded Armadillo

Tropical Pack:
Fossa
Golden Lion Tamarin
Lar Gibbon
Ocelot

Arid Animal Pack:
Addax
African Crested Porcupine
Black Rhinoceros
Burrowing Owl
Hamadryas Baboon
Sand Cat
Somali Wild Ass

Oceania Pack:
Little Penguin
Matschie's Tree Kangaroo
North Island Brown Kiwi
Tasmanian Devil

Eurasia Animal Pack:
European White Stork
Markhor
Reeve's Muntjac
Sloth Bear
Takin (Rename: Sichuan Takin)
Wolverine
Wild Boar

Barnyard Animal Pack:
Alpaca
Highland Cattle
Kunkune Pig
Miniature Donkey
Nigerian Dwarf Goat
Shetland Pony
Southdown Sheep

Deleted:
Aldabra Giant Tortoise
Bengal Tiger
Black Wildebeest
Chinese Pangolin
Formosan Black Bear
Gemsbok
Himalayan Brown Bear
Nile Monitor
Sable Antelope
Saltwater Crocodile
Springbok
Arctic Wolf
Dall Sheep
Colombian White-Faced Capuchin Monkey
Gray Seal
Proboscis Monkey
Moose
Alpine Ibex
European Badger
Spectacled Caiman
Wild Water Buffalo
Common Wombat
Red Fox
Striped Skunk
Nine-Banded Armadillo
Striped Hyena
Asian Water Monitor
Dama Gazelle
Quokka
Saiga
Alpine Goat
American Standard Donkey
Hill Radnor Sheep
Sussex Chicken
Tamworth Pig

 

[leehonglocal]

Deleted:
Aldabra Giant Tortoise
Bengal Tiger
Black Wildebeest
Chinese Pangolin
Formosan Black Bear
Gemsbok
Himalayan Brown Bear
Nile Monitor
Sable Antelope
Saltwater Crocodile
Springbok
Arctic Wolf
Dall Sheep
Colombian White-Faced Capuchin Monkey
Gray Seal
Proboscis Monkey
Moose
Alpine Ibex
European Badger
Spectacled Caiman
Wild Water Buffalo
Common Wombat
Red Fox
Striped Skunk
Nine-Banded Armadillo
Striped Hyena
Asian Water Monitor
Dama Gazelle
Quokka
Saiga
Alpine Goat
American Standard Donkey
Hill Radnor Sheep
Sussex Chicken
Tamworth Pig

Why delete Aldabra giant tortoise? Most giant tortoises in zoos were Aldabra.

 

[Eletan888]

Why delete Aldabra giant tortoise? Most giant tortoises in zoos were Aldabra.

It pained me, but I swapped it for the radiated. I need radiated tortoises for my Madagascar exhibits!