Thank you Kitcat! 
Just more TLC then just put down a toy. But i would love how the environment can be part of it!
Just more TLC then just put down a toy. But i would love how the environment can be part of it! 
Some Questions. Hopefully the Devs will answer.
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I haven't been online for quite awhile so I'm not updated on any of the Planet Zoo news.
I'm confused
Some question I thought of alone while watching the Gamescom gameplay of Frontier on YT:
1.Does sound not matter? What I mean is, are the animals disturbed by sound?
To make it more clear:
In the gameplay on youtube, the animals (The Tigers) don't seem to be disturbed by the sound of excited guests on the other side of the one sided glass. Clearly the Tigers are able to hear them because right above the wall containing the one sided glass is a large hole
2. Can all the Animals interact with every solid object in their enclosure and not just interact with enrichment items? (Trees, Walls, Shrubs, Rocks, etc.)
3. Regarding the Warthogs. Was the mud the Warthogs were playing in a placeable Enrichment item, or an option Zookeepers can add into habitats?
4. Do animals require cleaning every now and then? Like how the Warthogs were playing in the mud.
5. Connected to the question above, if Lakes or Ponds or Literally any water source is available in habitats, will the Animals just clean themselves there. (I know you can and have to clean the water in habitats based on what I saw and heard on the Gamescom demo)
6. Regarding the Water System. What ways can any of the Water Sources get dirty besides getting muddy from the surrounding dirt?
7. Also Regarding the Water System. Can water flow from inclined plains?
8. Can animals (Specifically animals that can climb) escape in any way?
9. Do animals leave Fur, Feathers, and Mud Tracks that the Zookeepers have to clean up? (Except the Mud Tracks)
Hopefully some of these questions can be answered (Atleast) Sorry if I wrote down something unclear, my english writing is a bit off today.
1.Does sound not matter? What I mean is, are the animals disturbed by sound?
To make it more clear:
In the gameplay on youtube, the animals (The Tigers) don't seem to be disturbed by the sound of excited guests on the other side of the one sided glass. Clearly the Tigers are able to hear them because right above the wall containing the one sided glass is a large hole
2. Can all the Animals interact with every solid object in their enclosure and not just interact with enrichment items? (Trees, Walls, Shrubs, Rocks, etc.)
3. Regarding the Warthogs. Was the mud the Warthogs were playing in a placeable Enrichment item, or an option Zookeepers can add into habitats?
4. Do animals require cleaning every now and then? Like how the Warthogs were playing in the mud.
5. Connected to the question above, if Lakes or Ponds or Literally any water source is available in habitats, will the Animals just clean themselves there. (I know you can and have to clean the water in habitats based on what I saw and heard on the Gamescom demo)
6. Regarding the Water System. What ways can any of the Water Sources get dirty besides getting muddy from the surrounding dirt?
7. Also Regarding the Water System. Can water flow from inclined plains?
8. Can animals (Specifically animals that can climb) escape in any way?
9. Do animals leave Fur, Feathers, and Mud Tracks that the Zookeepers have to clean up? (Except the Mud Tracks)
Hopefully some of these questions can be answered (Atleast) Sorry if I wrote down something unclear, my english writing is a bit off today.
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3 days later... I realized that the answers were part of Bo's reply
How silly of me!
Good stuff, great features. Thanks Bo for the answers!
How silly of me!Good stuff, great features. Thanks Bo for the answers!
Caretakers are like janitors or groundkeepers. They take care of trash and the such. Though they may also help with delivering animal crates to enclosures (seen on a few of the streams). Keepers are your standards Zoo Keeper, feed and clean, along with some other duties.