Welcome to my current Planet Zoo project! The Djukarrnu Batjuwar Zoo is an Australian-themed desert zoo, and will feature animals from both the desert and grassland habitats. I was given the phrase "Djukarrnu Batjuwar" by a friend's grandmother, who is an Australian aborigine. I apparently kept butchering the correct pronunciation, so Grandma Maggy laughingly said, "you're hopeless; here, this phrase is close enough", and spelled it out for me. Regardless, I owe Grandma Maggy Walpiri. as well as my friend, Corey Brannagan (her grandson) for their assistance.
Planet Zoo YouTube Video Thread
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The Desert House in Elm Hill City Zoo is finished! Today we are putting some finishing touches to this building, we are creating a playgroud and also I will give you guys a quick tour around it!
Hello everybody !!! Episode 7 is out now !! This time we have a little cat with us !!! Go watch it, subscribe, like it and enjoy !!! 
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pO8NL4c2110
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Islands on the desert? Why not?! We are back in Desert Adventure Park where we are building a habitat for colorful flamingos! Enjoy! 
Welcome to my current Planet Zoo project! The Djukarrnu Batjuwar Zoo is an Australian-themed desert zoo, and will feature animals from both the desert and grassland habitats. I was given the phrase "Djukarrnu Batjuwar" by a friend's grandmother, who is an Australian aborigine. I apparently kept butchering the correct pronunciation, so Grandma Maggy laughingly said, "you're hopeless; here, this phrase is close enough", and spelled it out for me. Regardless, I owe Grandma Maggy Walpiri. as well as my friend, Corey Brannagan (her grandson) for their assistance.
Welcome to my current Planet Zoo project! The Djukarrnu Batjuwar Zoo is an Australian-themed desert zoo, and will feature animals from both the desert and grassland habitats. I was given the phrase "Djukarrnu Batjuwar" by a friend's grandmother, who is an Australian aborigine. I apparently kept butchering the correct pronunciation, so Grandma Maggy laughingly said, "you're hopeless; here, this phrase is close enough", and spelled it out for me. Regardless, I owe Grandma Maggy Walpiri. as well as my friend, Corey Brannagan (her grandson) for their assistance.