I know exhibit animals aren't everyone's cup of tea and I don't care. The inclusion of the fossa has made me want an exhibit animal pack.
Why, you might wonder?
To me it brings home the point that for a lot of zoos, certain regions are covered mostly by smaller animals, particularly reptiles and amphibians. Madagascar is one such region; lemurs are the obvious stars, a few zoos keep fossas, but a ton of zoos all over the world have Madagascar day geckos, chameleons, and hissing cockroaches, as one example. There's a similar vibe with Australia; dedicated Australian sections are rare, but a lot of zoos keep Australian reptiles, including blue-tongued skinks, shingleback lizards, bearded dragons and so on.
I'm ready for exhibits to be fleshed out a little more, and I'm willing to pay.
Why, you might wonder?
To me it brings home the point that for a lot of zoos, certain regions are covered mostly by smaller animals, particularly reptiles and amphibians. Madagascar is one such region; lemurs are the obvious stars, a few zoos keep fossas, but a ton of zoos all over the world have Madagascar day geckos, chameleons, and hissing cockroaches, as one example. There's a similar vibe with Australia; dedicated Australian sections are rare, but a lot of zoos keep Australian reptiles, including blue-tongued skinks, shingleback lizards, bearded dragons and so on.
I'm ready for exhibits to be fleshed out a little more, and I'm willing to pay.