New 25 essential habitat animals META-WISHLIST

Can I ask why you think so? I think beavers have more chances to be in the game because they could come in an North America or Europe pack, so if they don't come in one, they have a second chance.
I mainly speak about North America dlc. I think, since sea lion probably will be in such pack, frontier wont include another hard to make animal. I might be wrong, but frontier probably already went easier route with existing rig and animations for that reason (as always) instead of beavers .
Europe pack is different story. I dont see any reason against them.
 
After roughly half a year, and following the requests made by numerous forum users, I'm setting up this thread in order to start another 'Essential animals meta-wishlist' where I record users' animals wishlists and put them all together on a meta-wishlist. Given that we've gotten 3 DLCs since I started the previous thread; this time around I ask you all to please post a list of just 20 habitat animals.

The more people participating, the bigger the sample size will be so better conclusions can be drawn. I’m writting down every user who posts their list in order to avoid having repetitions. I intend to keep this updated as much as I can. Last update: 16th June, 2021

The spirit and basic rules of the thread will be similar to those of the first one. Which means:
  • For the sake of keeping the same wishlist structure, I ask you to post your 20 essential habitat animals that you’d like to see in the game. Lists with anything above 20 animals will be discarded.
  • Exhibit animals will be omitted from the main meta-wishlist. Exhibit animals include arthropods, amphibians, small reptiles (< iguanas), small fish and mouse-size mammals.
  • Flying birds and bats usually housed in aviaries will be omitted from the main meta-wishlist. Flying aviary birds include birds of prey, parrots, Columbiformes (pigeons), Passeriformes (small birds), Charadriiformes (gulls) and so on. Mainly ground-dwelling or semi-aquatic birds (mainly Waterfowl, Galliformes, Ratites, Pelecaniformes, Penguins, etc.) will be added to the list.
  • As a general rule of thumb, animal species is the preferred category for animal submissions. Subspecies from already in-game animals are also accepted. Subspecies from animals that are not in-game will automatically be allocated to the superior species category. Specific domestic animals breeds are also accepted.
  • To simplify data collection, those answers that include several species in one slot (eg.: 1. Any species of sloth) will be automatically treated as a single animal and added to the most requested species inside that generic animal group (eg. in this case: Brown-Throated Three-Toed Sloth). This obviously leads to an underestimation of the total key requested animals.

1. Dama Gazelle
2. Arabian Sand Gazelle
3. Chinkara
4. Erlanger's Gazelle
5. Dorcas Gazelle
6. Mountain Gazelle
7. Rhim Gazelle
8. Speke's Gazelle
9. Goitered Gazelle
10. Tibetan Gazelle
11. Arabian Gazelle
12. Cuvier's Gazelle
13. Heuglin's Gazelle
14. Red-fronted Gazelle
15. Mongalla Gazelle
16. Red Gazelle
17. Grant's Gazelle
18. Soemmerring's Gazelle
19. Przewalski's Gazelle
20. Mongolian Gazelle

Here is the META-WISHLIST:
RankAnimalVotes
1​
Capybara
73​
2​
Leopard (Amur: 29; African: 12; Persian :3; Indian: 2; indifferent: 11)
56​
Moose
56​
4​
California Sea Lion
55​
5​
Puma/Cougar/Mountain Lion
52​
6​
Tasmanian Devil
47​
7​
North American Beaver
41​
8​
American Alligator
40​
Lar Gibbon
40​
10​
Przewalski's Horse
39​
11​
Maned Wolf
38​
12​
Eurasian Lynx
36​
13​
African Crested Porcupine
35​
14​
Emu
34​
15​
Platypus
33​
16​
Wolverine
32​
17​
Hamadryas Baboon
29​
18​
Alpine Ibex
28​
19​
Red Fox
26​
20​
Fossa
25​
21​
Asian Small-clawed Otter
24​
Common Wombat
24​
Walrus
24​
24​
Red Deer
23​
25​
Brown-Throated Three-Toed Sloth
22​
26​
Musk Ox
21​
27​
Goodfellow’s Tree Kangaroo
20​
Red River Hog
20​
29​
European Badger
19​
Iberian Lynx
19​
Secretary Bird
19​
South American Coati
19​
33​
Black Howler Monkey
18​
Dromedary
18​
35​
Arctic Fox
17​
Takin
17​
37​
Ocelot
16​
West Indian Manatee
16​
39​
Short-Beaked Echidna
15​
40​
Bennett’s Wallaby
14​
Caracal
14​
Gelada Baboon
14​
Honey Badger
14​
North American Black Bear
14​
Serval
14​
46​
North Island Brown Kiwi
13​
Raccoon
13​
Scimitar-Horned Oryx
13​
Spectacled Bear
13​
Wild Boar
13​
51​
Grey Crowned Crane
12​
52​
Black-Tailed Prairie Dog
10​
Bush Dog
10​
Collared Peccary
10​
Fallow Deer
10​
Patagonian Mara
10​
Sloth Bear
10​
58​
Addax
9​
Black Rhino
9​
Matschie's Tree Kangaroo
9​
Shoebill
9​
Striped Hyena
9​
63​
Alligator Snapping Turtle
8​
Coyote
8​
De Brazza’s Monkey
8​
Elk
8​
Giant Armadillo
8​
Golden Lion Tamarin
8​
Markhor
8​
Pere David’s Deer
8​
71​
Gaur
7​
Giant Eland
7​
Great White Pelican
7​
Guianan Squirrel Monkey
7​
Helmeted Guinea Fowl
7​
Japanese Serow
7​
Little Blue Penguin
7​
Nile Crocodile
7​
Nine-Banded Armadillo
7​
Saiga
7​
Siamang
7​
Sumatran Rhino
7​
Yellow-Footed Rock Wallaby
7​
84​
Bighorn Sheep
6​
Chinese Giant Salamander
6​
Coquerel’s Sifaka
6​
Geoffroy’s Spider Monkey
6​
Greater Rhea
6​
Kakapo
6​
Striped Skunk
6​
91​
Aardwolf
5​
African Civet
5​
Aye-Aye
5​
Black-Capped Squirrel Monkey
5​
Eurasian Beaver
5​
Fishing Cat
5​
Gerenuk
5​
Kinkajou
5​
Kirk's Dik-Dik
5​
Mantled Guereza
5​
Nubian Ibex
5​
Raccoon Dog/Tanuki
5​
Red Crowned Crane
5​
Reeve's Muntjac
5​
Scarlet Ibis
5​
Sea Otter
5​
107​
Atlantic Puffin
4​
Australian Pelican
4​
Bobcat
4​
Dalmatian Pelican
4​
Greater Kudu
4​
Grevy's Zebra
4​
Linnaeus's two-toed sloth
4​
Mute Swan
4​
North American River Otter
4​
Red Wolf
4​
Rock Hyrax
4​
Somali Wild Donkey
4​
Southern Hairy Nosed Wombat
4​
Steller Sea Lion
4​
Watusi Cattle
4​
White-nosed Coati
4​
Wisent
4​
124​
Black-Footed Ferret
3​
Abyssinian Ground Hornbill
3​
Azara's Agouti
3​
Black Backed Jackal
3​
Black Caiman
3​
Blue-footed Booby
3​
Bontebok
3​
Chamois
3​
Emperor Tamarin
3​
European Rabbit
3​
Mandarin Duck
3​
Mountain Goat
3​
New Zealand Fur Seal
3​
Nilgai
3​
North American Porcupine
3​
Onager
3​
Pallas's Cat
3​
Quokka
3​
Ring Tailed Mongoose
3​
Rockhopper Penguin (any)
3​
Sika Deer
3​
Southern Ground Hornbill
3​
Southern Tamandua
3​
White-tailed Deer
3​
Wild Turkey
3​
149​
Black Crested Macaque
2​
Amazon River Dolphin
2​
Aoudad
2​
Arabian Oryx
2​
Brushtail Possum
2​
Cape Porcupine
2​
Elephant Seal
2​
Emperor Penguin
2​
Ethiopian Wolf
2​
European Pine Marten
2​
François' Langur
2​
Golden Pheasant
2​
Golden Snub Nosed Monkey
2​
Gray Fox
2​
Greater Mouse-Deer
2​
Green Sea Turtle
2​
Hanuman Gray Langur
2​
Hawaiian Goose
2​
Impala
2​
Leopard Seal
2​
Lowland Anoa
2​
Lowland Paca
2​
Marabou Stork
2​
Marine Iguana
2​
Mexican Wolf
2​
Northern White-Cheeked Gibbon
2​
Northern-helmeted Curassow
2​
Ocellated Turkey
2​
Olive Baboon
2​
Perentie
2​
Persian Fallow Deer
2​
Pygmy Three-Toed Sloth
2​
Red-Shanked Douc
2​
Ribbon Seal
2​
Ringtail
2​
Saddle Billed Stork
2​
Sandhill Crane
2​
Silky Anteater
2​
Tibetan Fox
2​
Victorian Crowned Pigeon
2​
Western Capercaillie
2​
White Stork
2​
Whooping Crane
2​
Wild Yak
2​
Yellow Throated Marten
2​
194​
Asian Giant Softshell Turtle
1​
Hoffman's Two-Toed Sloth
1​
Takahē
1​
African Forest Buffalo
1​
African Forest Elephant
1​
Alpine Marmot
1​
American Flamingo
1​
American Mink
1​
Arabian Wolf
1​
Australian Sea Lion
1​
Baikal Seal
1​
Bat-Eared Fox
1​
Blackbuck
1​
Blue Duiker
1​
Blue Shark
1​
Blue Wildebeest
1​
Borneo Elephant
1​
Brazilian Porcupine
1​
Brown Fur Seal
1​
Brown Howler Monkey
1​
Bull Shark
1​
Cabot’s Tragopan
1​
Comb Duck
1​
Common Eland
1​
Common Pheasant
1​
Coypu
1​
Cuban Crocodile
1​
Eurasian Otter
1​
Eurasian Red Squirrel
1​
False Gharial
1​
Fisher
1​
Golden (Indian) Jackal
1​
Great Bustard
1​
Great Hornbill
1​
Greater Roadrunner
1​
Guanaco
1​
Hammerhead Shark
1​
Harbor Seal
1​
Hare (any)
1​
Hedgehog (any)
1​
Indian Crested Porcupine
1​
Indian Muntjac
1​
Jackrabbit (any)
1​
Jaguarundi
1​
Japanese Giant Salamander
1​
Lady Amherst's Pheasant
1​
Large Bamboo Rat
1​
Lion Tailed Macaque
1​
Loggerhead Sea Turtle
1​
Malayan Porcupine
1​
Mallard
1​
Marbled Polecat
1​
Mountain Gazelle
1​
Mule Deer
1​
Nigerian Dwarf Goat
1​
Northern Tamandua
1​
Northern White Rhino
1​
Numbat
1​
Ocean Sunfish
1​
Owston's Palm Civet
1​
Pangolin (any)
1​
Papua Monitor
1​
Poitou Donkey
1​
Quoll
1​
Red Forest Duiker
1​
Red Lechwe
1​
Roloway Monkey
1​
Rusty Spotted Cat
1​
Scottish Wildcat
1​
Siberian Musk Deer
1​
South African Springhare
1​
Sulcata Tortoise
1​
Sumatran Tiger
1​
Tapanuli Orangutan
1​
Tayra
1​
Tiger Shark
1​
Trumpeter Swan
1​
Verreaux's Sifaka
1​
Vervet Monkey
1​
Vicuña
1​
Vietnamese Pot-bellied Pig
1​
Virginia Opossum
1​
Walia Ibex
1​
Weasel (any)
1​
White-Naped Crane
1​
...279Wolf's Mona Monkey
1​

As you can see, a total of 281 animals have been considered 'essential' by at least one forum user.

TL;DR: Post your 20 essential habitat animals wishlist here. I will record each wishlist and add it to the Meta-list. Aviary and exhibit animals won’t be taken into consideration.

PS: Check darthquell's thread for Essential exhibit animals and Spiderhawk's thread for Essential aviary animals
Okay I'm very glad I found this thing because I have a list of lik 60 animals I want to see added. I ranked these on my personal opinion, the amount of animals already in their continent, their conservation status and their originality (How many similar animals their are to this one and how much interesting new enrichment items it could bring)
I have removed all aviary and fully-marine animals from my top 20:
1. Kakapo
2. Southern Rockhopper Penguin
3. Tasmanian Devil
4. Platypus
5. Eurasian Lynx
6. North American Beaver
7. Red Fox
8. Red Squirrel
9. Barbary macaque
10. Corsac Fox
11. Eurasian Badger
12. Golden Jackal
13. Italian/Iberian Gray wolf
14. Lar Gibbon
15. Raccoon
16. Amur Leopard
17. Brown-throated Sloth
18. Californian Sea Lion
19. Nine-banded Armadillo
20. Wild Boar

That's it! Most of these are European because I need more European animals :)
 
I had some free time and decided to make a small list of similar animals (not based on taxonomy but purely on subjective appearance) and added up the votes for each. This is done on the assumption that if one of those species will appear in-game, the other similar animals would not receive so many votes (i.e. if Frontier adds a Great White Pelican, far less people will vote for Dalmatian or Australian pelicans). I only compiled species that do not have such a similar animal ingame (i.e. pelicans, foxes and sloths, but I omitted wolfs, crocodiles and bears as I assume people choose these because they want that specific species). I omitted animals that only got one vote. The results (based on the most recently updated list) are as follows:

Lynx: 59 votes (Eurasian, Iberian, Bobcat)
Deer (excl. moose): 57 votes (Red, Fallow, Elk, Pere David's, Sika, White-tailed, Persian Fallow)
Gibbons: 49 votes (Lar, Siamang, Northern White-cheeked)
Beavers: 46 votes (North-American, Eurasian)
Baboons: 45 votes (Hamadryas, Gelada, Olive)
Foxes: 45 votes (Red, Arctic, Gray)
Porcupines: 40 votes (African crested, North-American)
Ibex: 33 votes (Alpine, Nubian)
Tree kangaroos: 29 votes (Goodfellow's, Matschie's)
Sloths: 28 votes (Brown-throated, Linnaeus, Pygmy)
Coatis: 23 votes (South-American, White-nosed)
Wallabies: 21 votes (Bennett's, Yellow-footed)
Cranes: 21 votes (Grey crowned, Red crowned, Sandhill, Whooping)
Pelicans: 15 votes (Great White, Dalmatian, Australian)
Armadillos: 15 votes (Giant, Nine-banded)

Not sure if this is useful information, but I feel like it adds a bit of nice context to the original list. Also let me know if I should add any other category.
 
I had some free time and decided to make a small list of similar animals (not based on taxonomy but purely on subjective appearance) and added up the votes for each. This is done on the assumption that if one of those species will appear in-game, the other similar animals would not receive so many votes (i.e. if Frontier adds a Great White Pelican, far less people will vote for Dalmatian or Australian pelicans). I only compiled species that do not have such a similar animal ingame (i.e. pelicans, foxes and sloths, but I omitted wolfs, crocodiles and bears as I assume people choose these because they want that specific species). I omitted animals that only got one vote. The results (based on the most recently updated list) are as follows:

Lynx: 59 votes (Eurasian, Iberian, Bobcat)
Deer (excl. moose): 57 votes (Red, Fallow, Elk, Pere David's, Sika, White-tailed, Persian Fallow)
Gibbons: 49 votes (Lar, Siamang, Northern White-cheeked)
Beavers: 46 votes (North-American, Eurasian)
Baboons: 45 votes (Hamadryas, Gelada, Olive)
Foxes: 45 votes (Red, Arctic, Gray)
Porcupines: 40 votes (African crested, North-American)
Ibex: 33 votes (Alpine, Nubian)
Tree kangaroos: 29 votes (Goodfellow's, Matschie's)
Sloths: 28 votes (Brown-throated, Linnaeus, Pygmy)
Coatis: 23 votes (South-American, White-nosed)
Wallabies: 21 votes (Bennett's, Yellow-footed)
Cranes: 21 votes (Grey crowned, Red crowned, Sandhill, Whooping)
Pelicans: 15 votes (Great White, Dalmatian, Australian)
Armadillos: 15 votes (Giant, Nine-banded)

Not sure if this is useful information, but I feel like it adds a bit of nice context to the original list. Also let me know if I should add any other category.
For some of those animals, I agree that if we get one, I wouldn't ask for the other because they are very similar. The best example are beavers, baboons or pelicans. However, regarding other animals in that list, I think some of them are very different and I would want both, For example, red deer and fallow deer are different enough at a first glimpse. The same happens with arctic fox and red fox or with the grey crowned and red crowned cranes.
 
For some of those animals, I agree that if we get one, I wouldn't ask for the other because they are very similar. The best example are beavers, baboons or pelicans. However, regarding other animals in that list, I think some of them are very different and I would want both, For example, red deer and fallow deer are different enough at a first glimpse. The same happens with arctic fox and red fox or with the grey crowned and red crowned cranes.
That is why it is tricky to squeeze several species under one. For sure it works sometimes, but in the end it is too much of a personal opinion where to draw the line. I would never but the Gelada in the same boat as the baboons as an example, but are quite okay with the lynxes. So I think the way @random goat did it makes sense.

But I do see the logic @TheYeti went with. Pretty sure the last Wishlist featured several votes for Humboldt penguin, but now there is none. Probably because the African penguin roughly satisfied the need for a warmer climate penguin.
 
Happy to participate in this again
1. Dassie (Rock hyrax)
2. Brown (Cape) Fur Seal
3. Racoon
4. Klipspringer
5. Blue duiker
6. Common eland
7. Nubian ibex
8. Barbary sheep (Aoudad)
9. Cape porcupine
10. Hamadryas baboon
11. Vervet monkey
12. Gibbon
13. Leopard Tortoise
14. Helmeted guineafowl
15. Great white pelican
16. Southern ground hornbill
17. Marabou stork
18. Grey crowned crane
19. Mallard
20. Mute swan
 
That is why it is tricky to squeeze several species under one. For sure it works sometimes, but in the end it is too much of a personal opinion where to draw the line. I would never but the Gelada in the same boat as the baboons as an example, but are quite okay with the lynxes. So I think the way @random goat did it makes sense.

But I do see the logic @TheYeti went with. Pretty sure the last Wishlist featured several votes for Humboldt penguin, but now there is none. Probably because the African penguin roughly satisfied the need for a warmer climate penguin.
Exactly. I would prefer the Iberian lynx, I'd take the Eurasian, but I wouldn't be happy with the bobcat or Canadian lynx. Likewise the only baboon I really want is the Hamadryas, and the gelada isn't actually a baboon. You also can't combine the porcupines because there's a clear divide between the New World tree porcupines and the Old World ground porcupines. Likewise all the cranes are completely different!
 
1. Collared Peccary
2. Asian Small-clawed otter
3. Fallow Deer
4. Coyote
5. Gelada Baboon
6. Black Bear
7. Greater Kudu
8. Capybara
9. Coati
10. Bighorn Sheep
11. Red River Hog
12. Walrus
13. California Sea Lion
14. African Crested Porcupine
15. Iberian Lynx
16. American Alligator
17. Przewalski's Horse
18. Red Fox
19. Tasmanian Devil
20. Ocelot
 
It’s really interesting how this current list differs from the last one. Some species are much more popular now that they were the last time and I really like some of those new trends.

Although I really can’t understand how my beloved Red River hog is so low on the list this time. Maybe after receiving babirusa people somehow forgot about it, I don’t know. So please vote more for those lovely foxy colored hogs that are always clean 😍

RED RIVER HOG

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It’s really interesting how this current list differs from the last one. Some species are much more popular now that they were the last time and I really like some of those new trends.

Although I really can’t understand how my beloved Red River hog is so low on the list this time. Maybe after receiving babirusa people somehow forgot about it, I don’t know. So please vote more for those lovely foxy colored hogs that are always clean 😍

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I believe that's mainly because of the recently released packs. For instance right now the list is inclined towards NA, but when we get a NA pack, the remaining NA animals will drop in popularity in the next meta list thread, purely because people will think the game won't add further NA animals. On the other hand, Asian, African, Oceanian and South American animals will be in demand again. This is just a recurring trend. Also explains why the difference between the African and Amur leopards has increased significantly, since the African Pack didn't add a leopard, people think a Eurasian pack is the only chance we'll get a true leopard.
 
I believe that's mainly because of the recently released packs. For instance right now the list is inclined towards NA, but when we get a NA pack, the remaining NA animals will drop in popularity in the next meta list thread, purely because people will think the game won't add further NA animals. On the other hand, Asian, African, Oceanian and South American animals will be in demand again. This is just a recurring trend. Also explains why the difference between the African and Amur leopards has increased significantly, since the African Pack didn't add a leopard, people think a Eurasian pack is the only chance we'll get a true leopard.
Well, the Amur was always ahead of the African leopard even prior to the Africa Pack, but the gap has widened significantly.
 
1. Raccoon
2. Porcupine
3. Nine-banded Armadillo
4. Matschies Tree Kangaroo
5. Moose
6. Eurasian Lynx
7. Common Wombat
8. Cougar
9. Capybara
10. Skunk
11. American Beaver
12. European Otter
13. Californian Sea Lion
14. Walrus
15. Tasmanian Devil
16. Platypus
17. Kiwi
18. Sloth
19. Musk Ox
20. Tamandua
 
It’s really interesting how this current list differs from the last one. Some species are much more popular now that they were the last time and I really like some of those new trends.

Although I really can’t understand how my beloved Red River hog is so low on the list this time. Maybe after receiving babirusa people somehow forgot about it, I don’t know. So please vote more for those lovely foxy colored hogs that are always clean 😍

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And then there's the curious Maned Wolf, which was very high on the last list (it got to 8th place I believe?), but is so far tracking much lower than I thought it would be...at 11. Not an awful place to be but am surprised it's not higher. I guess it was on a lot of people's top 30 list but they didn't like it enough to include it in a pared down top 20 list. There's likely other examples, that's just the main one that comes to mind.
 
Lesssgo baby!

1. California Sea Lion
2. West Indian Manatee
3. White-Cheeked Gibbon / Siamang, interchangable
4. Harbor Porpoise
5. Musk Ox
6. Bottlenose Dolphin
7. Black Swan
8. Mute Swan
9. Golden Pheasant
10. Miniature Donkey
11. Amur / Zoo-Mix Leopard
12. Mallard Duck
13. Muscovy Duck
14. Matschie's Tree Kangaroo
15. Coquerel's Sifaka
16. Moose
17. African Crowned Crane
18. Coatimundi
19. Hamadrayas / Olive Baboon
20.
Dodo :^)

1. Moose
2. Leatherback turtle
3. American Alligator
4. Raccoon
5. Californian Sea Lion
6. Alligator Snapping Turtle
7. Nile crocodile
8. Cougar
9. Beaver
10. Manta rays
11. Leopard
12. Shoebill Stork
13. Squirrel monkey
14. Pelican
15. Tiger shark
16. Andean flamingo
17. Sloth
18. Gray mouse lemur
19. platypus
20. Camel

1- Hamadryas Baboon
2- Gelada
3- Red River Hog
4- Wisayan Warty Pig
5- Emu
6- Kiwi
7- Tasmanian Devil
8- African Leopard
9- Dromedary Camel
10- Linneanus's Two Toed Sloth
11- Common Wombat
12- Ringtail Possum
13- Brushtail Possum
14- Wallaby, any
15- Quokka
16- Fossa
17- Andean Spectacled Bear
18- North American Black Bear
19- Sloth Bear
20- Sumatran Rhino

Capybara
Sloth
Golden lion/emperor tamarin
Howler Monkey
Giant Armadillo
Tasmanian Devil
Platypus
Echidna
Gibbon
Asian small-clawed otter
Amur Leapord
Przewalski's Wild Horse
Arctic Fox
Walrus
Puffin
Caracal
African Crested Porcupine
Olive Baboon
Fossa
Red River Hog

Okay I'm very glad I found this thing because I have a list of lik 60 animals I want to see added. I ranked these on my personal opinion, the amount of animals already in their continent, their conservation status and their originality (How many similar animals their are to this one and how much interesting new enrichment items it could bring)
I have removed all aviary and fully-marine animals from my top 20:
1. Kakapo
2. Southern Rockhopper Penguin
3. Tasmanian Devil
4. Platypus
5. Eurasian Lynx
6. North American Beaver
7. Red Fox
8. Red Squirrel
9. Barbary macaque
10. Corsac Fox
11. Eurasian Badger
12. Golden Jackal
13. Italian/Iberian Gray wolf
14. Lar Gibbon
15. Raccoon
16. Amur Leopard
17. Brown-throated Sloth
18. Californian Sea Lion
19. Nine-banded Armadillo
20. Wild Boar

That's it! Most of these are European because I need more European animals :)

Happy to participate in this again
1. Dassie (Rock hyrax)
2. Brown (Cape) Fur Seal
3. Racoon
4. Klipspringer
5. Blue duiker
6. Common eland
7. Nubian ibex
8. Barbary sheep (Aoudad)
9. Cape porcupine
10. Hamadryas baboon
11. Vervet monkey
12. Gibbon
13. Leopard Tortoise
14. Helmeted guineafowl
15. Great white pelican
16. Southern ground hornbill
17. Marabou stork
18. Grey crowned crane
19. Mallard
20. Mute swan

1. Collared Peccary
2. Asian Small-clawed otter
3. Fallow Deer
4. Coyote
5. Gelada Baboon
6. Black Bear
7. Greater Kudu
8. Capybara
9. Coati
10. Bighorn Sheep
11. Red River Hog
12. Walrus
13. California Sea Lion
14. African Crested Porcupine
15. Iberian Lynx
16. American Alligator
17. Przewalski's Horse
18. Red Fox
19. Tasmanian Devil
20. Ocelot

1. Raccoon
2. Porcupine
3. Nine-banded Armadillo
4. Matschies Tree Kangaroo
5. Moose
6. Eurasian Lynx
7. Common Wombat
8. Cougar
9. Capybara
10. Skunk
11. American Beaver
12. European Otter
13. Californian Sea Lion
14. Walrus
15. Tasmanian Devil
16. Platypus
17. Kiwi
18. Sloth
19. Musk Ox
20. Tamandua
All added and list updated!

The list is indeed NA-heavy.
 
Not sure it’s been discussed here yet, but ‘Elk’ can refer to different species, depending where you’re from… which is the species listed as Elk? Is it explicitly not the moose, or should it be added to that?
 
I look at the top 5 (don’t believe all were in my list) and those appear to me to be close to a “must provide” list.
 
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