New 25 essential habitat animals META-WISHLIST

[Firestar97]

I see a recent increase in mouflon and red deer votes! Thank you!

Are you sure that's a Mouflon on that Picture? Never seen one with that Coloration before. Could be a domesticated Sheep or a Hybrid.
Definitely nice that there are more Votes for european Animals

 

[avietar]

Are you sure that's a Mouflon on that Picture? Never seen one with that Coloration before. Could be a domesticated Sheep or a Hybrid.
Definitely nice that there are more Votes for european Animals

Yes it is, in a winter coat there is variation in horn shapes and sizes, amount of red and black in the coat, and the size of the white patch on the back/sides. Some mouflons are very pale, others are very dark, some hardly have any black, others have lots of black, some have a large white patch, others don't have a white patch at all. And everything in between.

Spoiler: Mouflon variation

 

[The_Riot22]

1. Amur Leopard
2. Markhor
3. Ibex
4. Blackbuck
5. Tasmanian Devil
6. Green Anaconda
7. Javan Rhino
8. Secretary Bird
9. Scimitar-horned Oryx
10. Iberian Lynx
11. Virginia Opossum
12. Red Howler Monkey
13. Maned Wolf
14. Musk Ox
15. Sea Otter
16. Red River Hog
17. Dromedary Camel
18. Black Caiman
19. Fox(any type)
20. Caracal

So it's been a while. The Ibex is the only animal on my list that has been added, so I get 6 more animals to add:
1. Addax
2. Marine Iguana
3. Roosevelt Elk
4. Yak
5. Greater Kudu
6. Sambar Deer

 

[Firestar97]

Yes it is, in a winter coat there is variation in horn shapes and sizes, amount of red and black in the coat, and the size of the white patch on the back/sides. Some mouflons are very pale, others are very dark, some hardly have any black, others have lots of black, some have a large white patch, others don't have a white patch at all. And everything in between.

Spoiler: Mouflon variation

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Was the most confused about that extremely red Fur. Does it just look way more colorful due to the Thickness of the Fur?

 

[Erior]

Gotta say, black rhino/red deer/dromedary/tamandua/king cobra would work like clockwork as a pack. They already have their materials in-game after all...

 

[Markiz]

Everything else is fine, but I don't think that's Tamandua, but rather very sytlised g.anteater

 

[KönigDerKaffeebohnen]

Everything else is fine, but I don't think that's Tamandua, but rather very sytlised g.anteater

Isnt that what a tamandua is? A very stylish anteater in a tuxedo?

 

[Aotearoa]

1. North Island brown kiwi
2. Takahē
3. Little blue penguin
4. New Zealand fur seal
5. Tasmanian devil
6. Common wombat
7. Emu
8. Platypus
9. Yellow-footed rock wallaby
10. Matschie's tree kangaroo
11. Quokka
12. Brushtail possum
13. Leopard (African)
14. Lowland paca
15. Bush dog
16. Kinkajou
17. Spectacled bear
18. Sloth bear
19. North American black bear
20. American alligator

Here's my additional 5.
1. Asian small-clawed otter.
2. South American coati.
3. Golden takin.
4. Linnaeus's two-toed sloth.
5. Emperor tamarin.

1. Eastern quoll.
2. Yellow mongoose.
3. South African springhare.

 

[avietar]

Was the most confused about that extremely red Fur. Does it just look way more colorful due to the Thickness of the Fur?

Maybe, or it could be after editing I wanted to pick the most beautiful mouflon I could find to perhaps convince more people how pretty they are

 

[Angeł]

Wonderful idea... Alright here goes!

1. Californian Sea Lion
2. Striped Skunk
3. Red River Hog
4. American Alligator
5. Honey Badger
6. Three Toed Sloth
7. Tamandua
8. Guar
9. Przewalski’s Wild Horse
10. African Crested Porcupine
11. Tasmanian Devil
12. Dromedary Camel
13. African Forest Buffalo
14. Golden Takin
15. Rockhopper Penguin
16. Little Blue Penguin
17. Sloth Bear
18. Emu
19. Coquerel’s Sifaka
20. Lar Gibbon

Two of my animals have since been added to the game from my list, and I also posted before 25 were allowed. As such, here are the seven animals I would like to add:

•Linnaeus’ Two Toed Sloth
•Senegal Bushbaby
•Wisent (European Bison)
•Eurasian Brown Bear
•Scimitar Horned Oryx
•Prehensile Tail Porcupine
•Yak

 

[Faramburu]

Red deer is the true king of the forest and deserves all the love! Its antlers, size and colour are different enough from the fallow deer to have both in game. Please keep voting

Red deer or elk would be excelent incorporations!

 

[Erior]

Elk is a loaded word that may refer to 2 different animals; wapiti leaves no room for confusion.

I personally would go with the European animal, Cervus elaphus, as it fits the classic, European theme scenery pieces related to the animal we already have, but, Cervus canadensis turned out to range deep into Eurasia after all, so, either of them would be diverse. Still, widely understood as separate species, can't pull a moose or a grey wolf with them.

 

[markun]

I wish we had a more European looking variant of the moose. All it needs is less impressive looking antlers. At the moment I will only use the females in my European zoo as the male looks too North American.

 

[leehonglocal]

I wish we had a more European looking variant of the moose. All it needs is less impressive looking antlers. At the moment I will only use the females in my European zoo as the male looks too North American.

Well I like American moose more since in most DK games and zoo games, they're American.

 

[KönigDerKaffeebohnen]

And in reality allmost all are european but lets be honest, moose is moose, bit bigger antlers or not its still a moose

 

[macronecu]

And in reality allmost all are european

What does this mean?

 

[macronecu]

1. Black Rhino
2. Sloth Bear
3. Andean Bear
4. American Black Bear
5. African Leopard
6. Nile Crocodile
7. Aardwolf
8. Sumatran Tiger
9. Borneo Elephant
10. Gelada Baboon
11. Honey Badger
12. American Alligator
13. Platypus
14. Common Wombat
15. Tasmanian Devil
16. Echidna
17. Sloth (Linnaeus)
18. Coati
19. Emu
20. Paca

21. Bush Dog
22. Spider Monkey
23. Bighorn Sheep
24. Peccary
25. Pallas Cat

I have 2, so
1. Pudu
2. Agouti

 

[KönigDerKaffeebohnen]

What does this mean?

That most moose in zoos are european

 

[Faramburu]

Elk is a loaded word that may refer to 2 different animals; wapiti leaves no room for confusion.

I personally would go with the European animal, Cervus elaphus, as it fits the classic, European theme scenery pieces related to the animal we already have, but, Cervus canadensis turned out to range deep into Eurasia after all, so, either of them would be diverse. Still, widely understood as separate species, can't pull a moose or a grey wolf with them.

I have never heard the term elk for Cervus elaphus, but it could be a lenguage unknowledge, because we use the word wapiti. Anyway both animals are so similar that I don't have any preferences between them. I just want another big and majestic cervid apart from moose.

 

[Erior]

They do have a noticeable difference tho: