Let’s play - If all scenery DLC’s would now be renewed as animal packs

nutrit

nutrit
Imagine if all scenery DLC’s would now be renewed and released as the animal packs. What animals would you place in them? What would make you happy and satisfied:

Arctic:

Walrus
Musk ox
Wolverine
Mountain goat
Arctic hare
Racoon dog
Canada goose

Ex: Wood frog

South America:

Maned wolf
Sloth
Coati
Howler monkey
Spectacled bear
Armadillo
Ocelot

Ex: Plumed basilisk

Australia:

Tasmanian devil
Tree kangaroo
Emu
Wombat
Kiwi
Yellow footed rock wallaby
Echidna

Ex: Frilled neck lizard

Aquatic:

Caribbean manatee
Beluga
Sea otter
Shoebill
Gray crowned crane
Black swan
Rockhopper penguin

Ex: Philippine sailfin lizard

Africa:

Red river hog
Dromedary
Striped hyena
Gelada
Serval
Mantled guereza
African civet

Ex: Panther Chameleon

Europe:

Great white pelican
Red deer
Red fox
Common genet (Spain)
Crested porcupine (Italy and Balkans)
Caracal (South western Turkey)
Chamois

Ex: Mediterranean house gecko

Conservation:

Black rhinoceros
Secretary bird
Lion tail macaque
Somali wild donkey
Addax
Mexican spider monkey
Père David’s deer

Ex: Fiji iguana

Also Lar Gibbon is someting that feels right to be in the game one day.
 
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avietar

avietar
Arctic:
This one was super difficult and I took some cues from you. I won't be mad about the walrus in-game, but I prefer the elephant seal in that slot because I think a walrus would be unrealistic. In the end I think this roster is pretty great. Big and small animals, some big-ticket very much wanted animals (ox, wolverine, and walrus), some middle of the road animals (hare, frog), and some unknown animals that people would love (ribbon seal, horned puffin, pine marten).
  • Musk ox
  • Wolverine
  • Arctic hare
  • Northern elephant seal / Walrus
  • Horned puffin
  • Ribbon seal
  • European pine marten
  • + Wood frog
South America:
With a focus on non-rainforest animals. Big and small animals. Two predators, two rodents, a bird, another monkey that could use the brachiation frame, and an armadillo. Also the boa that everyone wanted back in the day instead of the tree frog :p Big-ticket animal is the maned wolf, but I think people will be very taken by the mara, viscacha, and the monkey. They'll also be pleasantly surprised by the rhea and the bear, which are 'similar' to existing species in-game but also refreshingly different.
  • Maned wolf
  • Patagonian mara
  • Spectacled bear
  • Viscacha
  • Rhea
  • Armadillo
  • Howler monkey / Spider monkey
  • + Emerald tree boa
Australia:
Had a lot of fun with this one. The Tamanian devil is the big-ticket animal. Then there's the Eastern grey kangaroo, for kangaroo variety. The wombat and echidna (though I don't care for the echidna because it weirds me out). Then there are two wallabies. Yes, two, because there are many species, wallabies are awesome, and there are never enough macropods in-game. On that note, there's also a pademelon, which is an animal nobody knew they really really wanted. But they do. ❤️ And this would allow for a Tasmania area with a predator and a prey species.
  • Tasmanian devil
  • Red-necked wallaby (Bennett's wallaby)
  • Yellow-footed rock wallaby
  • Echidna
  • Wombat
  • Eastern grey kangaroo
  • Tasmanian pademelon
  • + Frilled lizard
Aquatic:
A manatee~ is the big-ticket animal, of course. This pack will be thrilling because it will contain 100% aquatic animals that never set foot on land. It will contain two birds, a swan and a pelican. Also another otter but from a very different area and habitat. The beautiful sea turtle people will love. And then there are two odd choices that will give people two wildly new animals to care for: the coconut crab which is a giant land crab, and the arapaima which is a giant South American freshwater fish.
  • West Indian manatee
  • Mute swan
  • Australian pelican
  • Sea otter
  • Sea turtle
  • Coconut crab
  • Arapaima
  • + Alligator snapping turtle
Africa:
This one was easy. The last rhino, a giant antelope, a miniature antelope, a bird, baboon, monkey, and the cute sand cat. The exhibit species is the fantastic black mamba.
  • Black rhinoceros
  • Greater kudu / giant eland
  • Dikdik
  • Grey-crowned crane
  • Colobus monkey
  • Baboon
  • Sand cat
  • + Black mamba
Europe:
This one was easiest of all. The quintessential forest animals have arrived, thank you and here you go. I think your Europe animal pack is interesting, and am happy it includes the red deer (credit where credit is due!) but overall I don't think it represents Europe, as you picked some species from the very edges of the continent that have their largest ranges not in Europe (caracal, genet, porcupine). I did pick your gecko species, because why not, I love geckos.
Anyway, here is the red deer, boar, red fox, wisent, a cute little goat, a wild sheep, and yes there's another wolf. Frontier did it before so here is a wildly different looking wolf, a subspecies that looks like the wolves we actually see here in Europe instead of the in-game timber wolf that looks like, well, north American wolves.
  • Red deer
  • Wild boar
  • Wisent
  • Red fox
  • Chamois
  • Mouflon
  • Iberian wolf
  • + Mediterranean house gecko
Conservation:
This one was a bit harder, because I had to search for more endangered animals or animals with a conservation story. The addax, saiga, pere davids deer and tamarin came to mind immediately. I added the douc, fossa, and the lizard. Added the donkey from your list :)
  • Addax
  • Red-shanked douc
  • Saiga antelope
  • Pére Davids deer
  • Fossa
  • Golden lion tamarin
  • Somali wild donkey
  • + Mexican alligator lizard
Cool exercise!
 

Fabian

Fabian
Okay, let's play then!

Arctic Pack
Probably the most difficult one. Excluding whales, there are no real big-ticket animals left in this area other than the Walrus, but it's still possible to come up with a pretty convincing animal roster. A "Cold Climate Animal Pack" would probably be more marketable and more diverse in terms of animal choices, but for the sake of this thread let's go with the regional restriction.
  • Arctic Hare
  • Bearded Seal
  • Mountain Goat
  • Musk Ox
  • Sea Otter
  • Walrus
  • Wolverine
  • Siberian Wood Frog (Exhibit)
Walrus as headliner. Sea Otter stretches the definition of "arctic" a bit, but I think it would work. If there was any way we'd have gotten aviary birds before this one, Snowy Owl would be a must-have inclusion too. Another alternative might be the Canada Goose, but I'm not sure if it would need flight mechanics to really work.

South America Pack
  • Black Howler Monkey
  • Greater Rhea
  • Kinkajou
  • Maned Wolf
  • Patagonian Mara
  • Three-Banded Armadillo
  • Two-Toed Sloth
  • Mata Mata (Exhibit)
I think this would make for a pretty diverse and insanely popular lineup. Excluded the Ocelot and the Spectacled Bear, even though I would really like to see both of them in the game. Sloth would probably be headliner, with Maned Wolf close behind in terms of popularity. Kinkajou as the unexpectedly popular oddball pick Frontier likes to make every now and then.

Australia Pack
Make it an Oceania Pack for variety.
  • Common Wombat
  • Emu
  • Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo
  • North Island Brown Kiwi
  • Perentie
  • Tasmanian Devil
  • Yellow-Footed Rock Wallaby
  • Thorny Devil (Exhibit)
Echidna instead of perentie as an alternative possibility. Also not sure about two ratites, but I think the Emu and the Kiwi are different enough.

Aquatic Pack
Make it a Coastal Pack and I think this is actually really likely (+ the Walrus if we exclude the Arctic Pack from the beginning). Manatee as the obvious star of the pack.
  • African Dwarf Crocodile
  • Australian Pelican
  • Mute Swan
  • Gentoo Penguin
  • Green Sea Turtle
  • Hawaiian Monk Seal
  • West Indian Manatee
  • Coconut Crab (Exhibit)
Southern Elephant Seal as alternative to Monk Seal.
(Did you really think we'd make it through this total set of animal packs... without another croc? ;))

Africa Pack
  • Black Rhinoceros
  • Gelada Baboon
  • Giant Eland
  • Secretary Bird
  • Serval
  • Shoebill
  • Striped Hyena
  • Black Mamba (Exhibit)
Not really personally excited for another rhino, but I think it would be necessary to sell this pack, since the baboon is probably the only big-ticket star of the rest of this pack. Also battled myself on whether to include the Kirk's Dik-Dik here, but I think two birds are a bigger priority than two new antelopes, and I really want the eland. Gelada as headliner.

Europe Pack
Would include wolverine if no Arctic Pack.
  • European Mink
  • Mouflon
  • Red Deer
  • Red Fox
  • White Stork
  • Wild Boar
  • Wisent
  • Marginated Tortoise (Exhibit)
It was a toss-up between the Mouflon and the Chamois. Also, with this pack we would finally have a total of six tortoises along with mata-mata and green sea turtle, which I think is a number that represents the group well enough. Headliner is... Red Fox? I really don't know.

Conservation Pack
  • Coquerel's Sifaka
  • Cotton-Top Tamarin
  • Fossa
  • Père David's Deer
  • Red Wolf
  • Saiga Antelope
  • Somali Wild Donkey
  • Fiji Crested Iguana (Exhibit)
Headliner is the Fossa.
Two Malagasy animals AND two primates because... why not? And three ungulates because... WHY NOT?
But seriously, I'd really like this lineup, especially from a geographic perspective. 2x Madagascar, 1x Mainland Africa, 2x Asia, 1x NA, 1x SA, 1x Oceania. Yeah, I would love this one.
 
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Baryonix82

Baryonix82
North America
  • Black-footed ferret (EN)
  • American wild Mustang
  • Burrowing owl (LC)
  • Roosevelt elk (LC)
  • Red wolf (CR)
  • Ocellated turkey (NT)
  • Mountain goat (LC)
  • Giant horned lizard (LC) [exhibition]
South America
  • Patagonian mara (NT)
  • Sloth sp
  • Pacarana (LC)
  • Andean mountain cat (EN)
  • Giant armadillo (VU)
  • Golden lion tamarin (EN)
  • Maned Wolf (NT)
  • Galápagos pink land iguana (CR) [exhibition]
Europe
  • European bison (NT)
  • Barbary sheep (VU)
  • Red fox (LC)
  • Crested porcupine (LC)
  • Cantabrian capercaillie (CR)
  • Alpine marmot (LC)
  • Common raccoon dog (LC) [This species has been introduced and today forms part of the permanent fauna of the western regions of the former U.S.S.R., from which it has spread to the Scandinavian Peninsula, Romania, Poland, the Czech Republic, Germany, Switzerland and France]
  • European hamster (CR) [exhibition]
Africa
  • Ethiopian Wolf (EN)
  • Giant eland (VU)
  • Addax (CR)
  • Helmeted guineafowl (LC)
  • Sand cat (LC)
  • Grévy's zebra (EN)
  • Fossa (VU)
  • Naked mole rat (LC) [exhibition]
Asia
  • Tibetan antelope (NT)
  • Blackbuck (LC)
  • Lion-tailed macaque (EN)
  • Yellow-throated marten (LC)
  • Markhor (NT)
  • Banteng (EN)
  • Silvery gibbon (EN)
  • Blue-spotted tree monitor (EN) [exhibition]
Oceania
  • Matschie's tree-kangaroo (EN)
  • Tasmanian Devil (EN)
  • Tiger quoll (NT)
  • Northern hairy-nosed wombat (CR)
  • Black-striped wallaby (LC)
  • Perentie (LC)
  • Black swan (LC)
  • Thorny devil (LC) [exhibition]
Arctic
  • Wolverine (LC)
  • Musk Ox (LC)
  • Walrus (VU)
  • Atlantic puffin (VU)
  • Arctic hare (LC)
  • Hooded seal (VU)
  • King eider (LC)
  • Lemming (LC) [exhibition]
Aquatic
  • Southern elephant seal (LC)
  • West Indian manatee (EN)
  • Giant oceanic manta ray (EN)
  • Beluga whale (LC)
  • Sea otter (EN)
  • Ocean sunfish (VU)
  • Leatherback sea turtle (VU)
  • Northern caiman lizard (LC) [exhibition]
Wetlands
  • Dalmatian Pelican (NT)
  • Roseate Spoonbill (LC)
  • Scarlet Ibis (LC)
  • Shoebill (VU)
  • Marsh deer (VU)
  • African pygmy goose (LC)
  • Common Moorhen (LC)
  • Alligator snapping turtle (VU) [exhibition]
Conservation
  • Somali wild donkey (CR)
  • Dama gazelle (CR)
  • Hirola (CR)
  • Père David’s deer (EW)
  • Yangtze giant softshell turtle (CR)
  • Saiga antelope (CR)
  • Sumatran rhinoceros (CR)
  • Chinese giant salamander (CR) [exhibition]
 

NZFanatic

NZFanatic
I'm going to skip Arctic because honestly there isn't much more I want there. Beyond the walrus, muskox, and a couple of birds.

So...

South America
  • Bush dog.
  • Spectacled bear.
  • Southern pudu.
  • Nine-banded armadillo.
  • Bolivian squirrel monkey.
  • Ocelot.
  • Darwin's rhea.
  • Emerald tree boa.
Australia
  • Tasmanian devil.
  • Emu.
  • Bennett's wallaby.
  • Common wombat.
  • Eastern quoll.
  • Cape Barren goose.
  • Numbat.
  • Central bearded dragon.
Aquatic
  • Great white pelican.
  • King eider.
  • Southern sea otter.
  • Walrus.
  • West Indian manatee.
  • Gentoo penguin.
  • Cuban crocodile.
  • Japanese fire-bellied newt.
Africa
  • Hamadryas baboon.
  • African crested porcupine.
  • Serval.
  • Helmeted guineafowl.
  • Diana monkey.
  • Red river hog.
  • African wild donkey.
  • African giant millipede.
Europe
  • Eurasian brown bear.
  • European red deer.
  • Alpine chamois.
  • Wolverine.
  • European pine marten.
  • Western capercaillie.
  • Wisent.
  • Scheltopusik.
Conservation
  • Addax.
  • Owsten's palm civet.
  • North Island brown kiwi.
  • Sumatran rhinoceros.
  • Cotton top tamarin.
  • Pere David's deer.
  • Hawaiian monk seal.
  • Fiji banded iguana.
 

KönigDerKaffeebohnen

K
Can i get SEA Scerny Instead?
Thank you!
And for Animals, a Fishing Cat, Sulawesi Crested Macaque, Anoa and Luzon Giant Cloud Rat or pretty much any pheasent.
Sadly no Asian stork is common in zoos, with the most "common" being the Asian subspecies of the yellow billed stork, but hey, SEA building pieces
 

SuzieSky

SuzieSky
Reverse Packs:
Arctic:
  • Ribbon Seal
  • Canadian Lynx
  • Walrus
  • Atlantic Puffin
  • Musk Ox
  • Wolverine
  • Mouflon
  • Exhibit: Wood Frog
South America:
  • Andean Bear
  • Coati
  • Squirrel Monkey
  • Sloth
  • Maned Wolf
  • Margay Cat
  • Lesser Anteater
  • Exhibit: Emerald Tree Boa
Australia:
  • Emu
  • Common Wombat
  • Yellow Footed Rock Wallaby
  • Kiwi
  • Tasmanian Devil
  • Tree Kangaroo
  • Perentie
  • Exhibit: Thorny Devil
Aquatic:
  • Green Sea Turtle
  • Manatee
  • Rockhopper Penguin
  • Galapagos Fur Seal
  • Blue Footed Booby
  • Sea Otter
  • Leatherback Sea Turtle
  • Exhibit: Land Hermit Crab
Southeast Asia:
  • Red Shanked Douc
  • Grey Langur
  • Blackbuck
  • Indian Muntjac
  • Exhibit: King Cobra
Africa:
  • Grey Crowned Crane
  • Serval
  • Black Backed Jackal
  • Mantled Guereza Colobus
  • Hamadryas Baboon
  • Honey Badger
  • Kirk’s Dik Dik
  • Exhibit: Panther Chameleon
North America
  • American Black Bear
  • Grey Fox
  • Bighorn Sheep
  • Striped Skunk
  • Exhibit: San Francisco Garter Snake
Europe
  • Red Deer
  • Wild Boar
  • Red Fox
  • Caracal
  • Crested Porcupine
  • Barbary Macaque
  • Mute Swan
  • Exhibit: Mediterranean House Gecko
Wetlands
  • Red River Hog
  • Chinese Alligator
  • Shoebill
  • Roseate Spoonbill
  • Exhibit: Chinese Giant Salamander
Conservation:
  • Golden Lion Tamarin
  • Somali Wild Donkey
  • Geoffrey’s Spider Monkey
  • Addax
  • Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey
  • Markhor
  • Saola
  • Exhibit: Chinese Crocodile Lizard
 

jcp011c

jcp011c
Arctic Pack - probably the hardest one for me beyond the first couple:
Wolverine
Arctic Hare
Musk Ox
Harp Seal
Walrus
Canadian Lynx
Red Fox
Alaskan King Crab (E)

South America:
Maned Wolf
Three Toed Sloth
Andean Bear
Patagonian Mara
Tayra
Scarlet Ibis
Howler Monkey
Emerald Tree Boa (E)

Australia: - Modifying this to make it more Oceania in general. Easiest for me, since I'm pushing it anyways. That 7th habitat animal is the one that changes, but I do want the second kangaroo option:
Common Wombat
Emu
Tasmanian Devil
Grey Kangaroo
Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo
Kiwi
Little Blue Penguin
Tuatara (Exhibit)

Aquatic - this one's also somewhat difficult to me:
Hawaiian Monk Seal
Sea Otter
Nile Crocodile
Leatherback Sea Turtle
Mute Swan (thinking that aquatic birds would be doable even without flight)
Rockhopper Penguin
Alligator Snapping Turtle
Horseshoe Crab (E)

Africa:
Red River Hog
Crested Porcupine
Black Backed Jackal
Bat Eared Fox
Honey Badger
Masai Giraffe
Shoebill Stork
Jackson's Chameleon (E)

Europe:
Red Deer
Wild Boar
European Otter
Barbary Macaque
Chamois
European Polecat
Alpine Marmot
European Pond Turtle (E)

Conservation:
Southern Hairy Nosed Wombat (I do love my wombats!)
Lar Gibbon
Sumatran Tiger
Saiga Antelope
Secretary Bird
Javan Rhinoceros
Golden Lion Tamarin
King Cobra (E)
 

Cynogale bennettii II

Cynogale bennettii II
Arctic
1. Canada lynx
2. Eurasian otter
3. King eider
4. Mountain hare
5. Musk ox
6. Red breasted goose
7. Wolverine
Exhibit. Viviparous lizard

South America
1. Azara's agouti
2. Chacoan peccary
3. Maned wolf
4. Northern helmeted curassow
5. Spectacled bear
6. Venezuelan red howler monkey
7. Yellow armadillo
Exhibit. False water cobra

Australia
1. Common brushtail possum
2. Emu
3. Malleefowl
4. Parma wallaby
5. Short beaked echidna
6. Southern hairy nosed wombat
7. Tasmanian devil
Exhibit. Frilled lizard

Aquatic - I decided that an Aquatic Animal Pack would be the ideal place to add fully aquatic species, so I have chosen some large fish suitable for mixing with other in-game animals
1. American paddlefish
2. Brown fur seal
3. European mink
4. Giant gourami
5. Red tailed catfish
6. West Indian manatee
7. White breasted cormorant
Exhibit. Atlantic mudskipper

Africa
1. Black rhinoceros
2. Greater kudu
3. Grey crowned crane
4. Golden bellied mangabey
5. South African springhare
6. Southern ground hornbill
7. Striped hyaena
Exhibit. Meller's chameleon

Europe
1. Dalmatian pelican
2. Eurasian red squirrel
3. Eurasian oystercatcher
4. European rabbit
5. Great bustard
6. Golden jackal
7. Red deer
Exhibit. Olimpia's ground beetle

Conservation
1. Brush-tailed bettong
2. Giant Asian pond turtle
3. Golden lion tamarin
4. Owston's civet
5. Secretary bird
6. Sumatran orangutan - this animal would be made around a new model to make it more arboreal and allow it to use the brachiation mechanic
7. Western slender-snouted crocodile
Exhibit. Mallorcan midwife toad
 

nutrit

nutrit
KönigDerKaffeebohnen said:
Can i get SEA Scerny Instead?
Thank you!
And for Animals, a Fishing Cat, Sulawesi Crested Macaque, Anoa and Luzon Giant Cloud Rat or pretty much any pheasent.
Sadly no Asian stork is common in zoos, with the most "common" being the Asian subspecies of the yellow billed stork, but hey, SEA building pieces
Click to expand...
Painted stork is quite popular in Zoo’s at least in my region :)
 
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Doran

Doran
KönigDerKaffeebohnen said:
Sadly no Asian stork is common in zoos, with the most "common" being the Asian subspecies of the yellow billed stork, but hey, SEA building pieces
Click to expand...
Black storks live in Asia. This species have 3 different populations, but still is monotypic. One group of 3 i mentioned live in east and southeast asia and migrate to india.
Unless you want stork with whole species being only in asia borders.
 
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nutrit

nutrit
Also really funky looking Greater adiutant
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or
Painted stork
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KönigDerKaffeebohnen

K
Yes there are painted and milky storks in captivity, there are 10 holdings in the EAZA, 4 milky, 6 painted.
Meanwhile there are 49 holdings of the yellow billed stork from africa, so while i wouldnt mind the milky or painted, it would feel like a weird choice in comparison, similar to the formosan black bear or an asiatic lion over an african one.

For the black stork, yeah i wanted to pick one that feels tropical, and maybe thats because im europran, but its like a white stork for an africa pack, theoretically correct but feels kinda wrong
 

Markiz

Markiz
Arctic (repeating most people ideas):
-Wolverine
-Pacific Walrus
-Arctic Hare
-King Eider
-Musk Ox
-Canadian Lynx
-Canadian Goose
-Wood Frog (E)

South America:
-Maned Wolf
-Spectacled Bear
-Linneaus Two Toed Sloth
-South American Coati
-Black Howler Monkey
-Big Hairy Armadillo
-Ocelot
-Emerald Tree Boa (E)

Australia:
-Emu
-Bennet's Wallaby
-Common Wombat
-Tasmanian Devil
-Black Swan
-Perentie
-Short Beaked Echidna
-Frilled Lizard (E)

Aquatic:
-Northern Sea Otter
-Little Blue Penguin
-West Indian Manatee
-Cape Fur Seal
-Mandarin Duck
-Dalmatian Pelican
-Nile Crocodile
-Mata-Mata (E)

Africa:
-Red River Hog
-De Brazza Guenon
-Fossa
-Shoebill
-Mantled Guereza
-Crested Porcupine
-Gelada Baboon
-Panther Chameleon (E)

Europe:
-Red Fox
-Wild Boar
-Red Deer
-Wisent
-Alpine Marmot
-Mouflon
-Capercaillie
-European Nose Horned Viper (E)

Conservation:
-Secretary Bird
-Geoffrey's Spider Monkey
-Somalian Wild Donkey
-Coquerel's Sifaka
-Matchie's Tree Kangaroo
-Golden Snub Nosed Monkey
-Mishmi Takin
-Chinese Crocodile Lizard (E)
 

Antimony96

Antimony96
Primarily using to fit in as many ground/wading/waterfowl birds as I can:

Arctic:
Wolverine
Walrus
Canada lynx
Musk ox
Red-breasted goose
King eider
Trumpeter swan
Wood frog (exhibit)

South America:
Spectacled bear
Maned wolf
Ocelot
Patagonian mara
Black howler monkey
White-nosed coati
Greater rhea
Eyelash viper (exhibit)

Australia:
Tasmanian devil
Matschie's tree kangaroo
Bennett's wallaby
Common wombat
Emu
Black swan
Little blue penguin
Central bearded dragon (exhibit)

Aquatic:
North American river otter
Mandarin duck
Egyptian goose
Brown pelican
Shoebill
Gentoo penguin
Asian water monitor
Caiman lizard (exhibit)

Africa:
Fossa
Red river hog
Hamadryas baboon
Mantled guereza
Marabou stork
Helmeted guineafowl
Nile crocodile
Pancake tortoise (exhibit)

Europe:
Red fox
Red deer
Wild boar
Crested porcupine
Common pheasant
White stork
Great white pelican
Common adder (exhibit)

Conservation:
Chacoan peccary
Pere David's deer
Golden lion tamarin
Lion-tailed macaque
Grey crowned crane
Secretary bird
Waldrapp ibis
Panamanian golden frog (exhibit)
 

Alexjh

Alexjh
Arctic
Musk Ox
Walrus
Wolverine
Snowshoe Hare
Siberian Crane
Coyote
Trumpter Swan
+ A Lemming species

South America
Golden Lion Tamarin
Spectacled Bear
Giant Armadillo
Ring-tailed Coati
Three-toed Sloth
Ocelot
Maned Wolf
+Basilisk Lizard

Australia
Tasmanian Devil
Emu
Common Wombat
An echidna sp.
Perentie
Black Swan
Red-necked Wallaby
+Thorny Devil

Aquatic
Shoebill Stork
Mandarin Duck
Marine Iguana
Southern Elephant Seal
Giant Softshell Turtle
Coypu
Chinese Water Deer
+ A dragonfly sp.

Africa
Red-River Hog
Blue Wilderbeast
Brown Hyena
African Crested Porcupine
Black-and-white Colobus Monkey
Banded Mongoose
Aye-aye
+ Panther Chameleon

Europe
Great White Pelican
Raccoon Dog
European Hedgehog
Barbary Macaque
Wild Boar
Pine Marten
Saiga
+ European Adder

Conservation
Kakapo
Sumatran Rhino
Chinese Giant Salamander
Indri
Sea Otter
Wild Yak
Bengal Florican
+Monarch Butterfly
 

NachoB

NachoB
So the idea is to just remake all the packs as if they were animal packs? Also are "flying" birds allowed?
I think some of packs are pretty good in their animal selection so a lot of the animals would remain the same for me, but here it goes:

Arctic:
  • Caribou
  • Musk Ox
  • Arctic fox (releasing a slot in the NA pack)
  • Polar bear
  • Dall's sheep
  • Wolverine
  • Snowy Owl (if not King Either)
  • Exhibit: idk

NA animal pack: i would just change the prairie dog and the arctic fox (since in my case it is included in the arctic pack from the start)
  • Alligator snapping turtle
  • Bald eagle (if not possible then the turkey)

South America:
  • Jaguar
  • Giant anteater
  • Llama
  • Capybara ( i think this one should be part of SA animal pack, and so there is another spot for the Wetlands pack later on)
  • Maned wolf
  • Howler monkey
  • Scarlet macaw (if not then Scarlet ibis)
  • Exhibit: Red eyed tree frog (one of my favorite exhibit animals in the game)

Australia:
  • Red kangaroo
  • Queensland koala
  • Emu
  • Platypus (releasing another spot in the wetlands pack lol)
  • Cassowary
  • Perentie
  • Wombat
  • Exhibit animal: blue tongued skink (i like it, sue me)

Aquatic pack:
  • Spectacled caiman (instead of cuvier's, even though is visually more interesting i think the spectacled caiman is more useful)
  • Asian small clawed otter (this is just a swap, i think the giant otter should be in the Wetlands pack... even the map that comes with that pack is situated in the pantanal region so it makes more sense)
  • Grey seal
  • King or emperor penguin
  • Marine iguana
  • West indian manatee
  • Brown pelican
  • Exhibit: Mata-mata turtle

Africa pack:
  • White rhinoceros
  • Meerkat
  • Secretary bird
  • Mantled guereza
  • Red river hog
  • Grey crowned crane
  • Fennec fox
  • Exhibit animal: Chameleon or cobra

Europe pack:
  • Fallow deer
  • Eurasian lynx
  • European badger
  • Alpine ibex
  • Lammergeir (if not then the cappercallie)
  • Red fox
  • Wild boar
  • Exhibit: fire salamander

Conservation pack:
  • Pzrewalsky's horse
  • Pere David's Deer
  • Sumatran Rhinoceros
  • Siamang
  • Scimitar horned oryx
  • Black footed ferret (or if birds allowed the phillipine eagle)
  • Amur leopard
  • Exhibit animal: axolotl

Wetlands pack:
  • Giant otter
  • Mandarin duck
  • Red crowned crane
  • Asian water buffalo
  • Roseatte spoonbill
  • Nile crocodile
  • Nile lechwe (or waterbuck)
  • Exhibit: danube crested newt (i like it)

And i would leave the SEA pack as it is :)
 
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