could be. I still think they adjusted the eyes because I can't seem to get it to do that sad face it did in foxy dee's post because that animal whatever it is doesn't look anything like an amur leopard. No offense to the picture I blame the model
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It reminds me a bit the Capybara case : when you look at the Zoopedia image of the Capybara, it have a VERY different shape from the model in-game. My thought is the Zoopedia image has been taken from an old version of the model. So I wouldnāt be surprised if they make some slight adjustments sometimes.
besides the tail being way too short the model looks really good!
It looks great, except the tail, which is awful. The texture isn't great but it's about half the length it should be. It should hang down to the tarsus part of the foot. Not sure how that made it past QA.
I'm not one to usually speak about animal flaws but that tail is just something else
true but at least the face is accurate this time! lol
I have found pictures of Caracals with bigger and smaller tails. There are different Caracal subspecies. Perhaps they have variations in tail length. For me the tail seems still a but to small but not in that extent.
Hmm. Bit too much of a cutesie art style for me, but I wasn't excited for the caracal in the first place. And no, cats are not Frontiers biggest strength in any model, to be honest.
I don't mind the cheetah or the lynx too much personally. The Eurasian lynx looks pretty spot on with my local zoos one
The Cheetah is okay-ish. The Lynx is one of the worst for me, to be honest. Very "edgy", proportions don't feel right etc.
Nothing beats the lion though. With the cat models at least getting a lot better lately, the lion became unusable.
This is actually a really nice lineup, honestly I like it a lot more than the Grasslands one! A habitat bird? Check. (And bonus, it isnāt another ratite!) A habitat reptile? Check. (Another bonus, something besides crocodilians!) Thereās even another monkey species, which is perfect.
The only thing Iād change is the vulture. Large, more solitary birds, like vultures, would visually be pretty ājankyā in the walkthrough exhibit. You can already see something close to this happen with the current fruit bats if you only place a few in the walkthrough exhibit. The loops become really obvious and repetitive.
A small finch, weaver, or songbird species might be more visually āfittingā with how the walkthrough works. And thereās so many colorful desert-native species out there too!
1000% agreeā¦
I figured out why the striped hyena looked so familiar to me. It's head shape reminds me so much of the werewolf from POA in the Harry Potter series.