I mean the Florida panther lives in temperate forests so I imagine we will. I was more hoping for the tropical South American pumas and the desert cougars of the Sonoran
oh yes, I always forget about those! Every single time! ha ha. thank you
And no trees nor plants
Well, I haven't played more than five hours since the Africa DLC due to summer, good weather and not being in the mood, but I'm getting excited again! I'm very glad this is an animal pack again, and so good to get more small species. I'm most excited for the Sea Lion, the Beaver and the Prairie Dog. Moose and Cougar are also very welcome, as well as the Arctic Fox. The Alligator is not so important for me, but a nice addition. What I'm even more excited about is once again the content of the free update, so I believe this is going to get me into playing again, now that summertime is over. Although I really wonder how long my computer is going to accept this withouth demanding a hardware update
Unfortunately, I won't be able to play until two weeks after the release, as I won't be at home. So I will watch everyone else first! But I do have an idea in mind which I'm already preparing... I'm happy to see so many people hyped for the new pack!
Unfortunately, I won't be able to play until two weeks after the release, as I won't be at home. So I will watch everyone else first! But I do have an idea in mind which I'm already preparing... I'm happy to see so many people hyped for the new pack!
Frontier, can you tell us what the situation is with the sizes here?Here is today’s California Sea Lion picture. I love them already. Cannot believe we are finally getting them.
Source: https://twitter.com/planetzoogame/status/1441779606059581440?s=21
Each DLC pack lately there's been something that's a bit off. The binturong (fixed), tapir (unfixed) and this size difference for sea lions is the ish this time it seems. Unless of course this is a case of a 100% size genetics female next to a 0% s g male, as people said could be the case?
North American Planet Zoo Animals that live in Deserts: Pronghorn, Jaguar, Puma, Black tailed Prairie Dog
Did I forget any? (except Exhibit Animals)
I think a North American Desert Pack could work very well. It could include :
Roadrunner
Collared Peccary
Burrowing Owl
Coyote
Desert Bighorn Sheep
Desert Tortoise
Some kind of Armadillo if there is a North American one that lives in Deserts
Horned Lizard (Exhibit Animal) (or Desert Rain Frog)
Honorable Mentions :
Harris's Hawk
Black-tailed jackrabbit
Edit: Frontier, I allow you to steal this Idea
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I think we will have to wait and see. Might be just the size genes if they wanted to go for the “look, they are perfect for each other” symetrical promo pic and choose them so they are the same size…but I guess they wont tell us.
Yeah, Pronghorns and Prarie Dogs are going in my "Big Sky Country" (Great Plains) section, and the Cougar is going in my Rocky Mountain Trek section.
As for Jaguars, I'm only including animals from the U.S. and Canada. I know that Mexico is part of North America, but American and Canadian animals often overlap and go together well in the taiga biome I'm building in. Eventually, and especially when we get some birds, I may make a rainforest building. But for now, no Jaguars.
Jaguars do at least live in Arizona. Don't know if they also live in other US States. But as far as I know nowadays they are very rare in North America
Yeah, that's what I was trying to say. Upon further research, there approximately 90-150 Jaguars in Arizona and New Mexico. Now, I’m reconsidering adding them in.
That Snake is so cuteWhy no kingsnakes, Planet Zoo?
Was really hoping for a species of elk, but oh well.
Agreed, it's ridiculous that of all the potential exhibit animals they went with the bullfrog.
That's exactly what my mind is brewing up. I'm gonna include the bullfrog and terrapin in a Wetlands Trail section, along with the alligator and beaver. Can't wait to see what they look like! Frontier keeps getting better and better at their exhibit animals, so I'm really excited to see what they look like!