Mountain-Highland animals Pack

Brandon Gill

Brandon Gill
This pack consist of the following animals and items as well

Mountain Lion
American Bighorn Sheep
Rocky Mountain Elk
Golden Eagle
Yak
Ibex (any species)
Pacific Tree Frog(Exhibit)
Moose

Items:
Leopard Lily Flowers
Indian Warrior Flowers

I hope this pack can work out for frontier
 

jcp011c

jcp011c
I would enjoy that pack. I'm not sure though if a Moose is so much a highlands animal? I could be wrong of course, I thought they were more forest and tundra. How about a Markhor?
 

ElectricMonk

ElectricMonk
I don’t think the frog or the mountain lion, despite its name (assuming you mean cougar) are particularly restricted, or even most common in highlands / mountains either?
 

Bearcat9948

Bearcat9948
ElectricMonk said:
I don’t think the frog or the mountain lion, despite its name (assuming you mean cougar) are particularly restricted, or even most common in highlands / mountains either?
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Not sure about the frog, but I would say that nowadays, mountain lions are most common within mountain ranges (Rockies, Andes etc.) though they can certainly be found outside of those areas.
 

Baryonix82

Baryonix82
  • Chamois [Least Concern]
  • Takin [Vulnerable]
  • Ethiopian Wolf [Endangered]
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  • Bearded Vulture [Near Threatened]
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  • Rock Ptarmigan [Least Concern] (Both sexes represented in picture, the male bird still has much of its winter plumage)
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  • Alpine Newt (Exhibit) [Least Concern]
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  • Mountain Yellow-legged Frog (Exhibit) [Endangered]
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  • Andean Mountain Cat [Endangered]
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NZFanatic

NZFanatic
Many of those aren't actually kept in captivity, such as the Ethiopian wolf and Andean mountain cat (citation needed on the cat - AFAIK they aren't in any zoos).

Anyway, I think biome-specific packs are probably a good idea, and a good way to get in some species that might not make the cut in region-specific packs. The markhor is a great choice. For the exhibit I've always been fond of the mountain horned lizard.
 
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