For god sakes no we can't we just went over this. We have one more confirmed by both the frontier unlocked stream and the report, AFTER the next DLC it will be a suprise. We've known this for so long why are people still second guessing this.
Spring 2024 DLC Speculation
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We are in the doom posting stage of the speculation cycle again.
Happy Easter PZ Forum! No new DLC yet... but I'm grateful for what we have!
Which while somewhat understandable of doomposting that the game is comoing to a close, to act as though it's already over is..going against what we already know. Will the game no longer get updates after the next DLC drop (aside from bug fix updates)? Yes, quite possibly. But we're not there yet.
It feels illegal not to talk about bunnies on easter when we don't have them. What bunny do you guys want?
All of them
Snowshoe hare first tbh. Unless there are like new petting zoo mechanics then I would want the kind you can like go in and pet.It feels illegal not to talk about bunnies on easter when we don't have them. What bunny do you guys want?
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Id love a simple lop bunnyIt feels illegal not to talk about bunnies on easter when we don't have them. What bunny do you guys want?
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Cute, unique, perfect for petting zoos
Any. I think is the one domestic that can really offer something new to the game.It feels illegal not to talk about bunnies on easter when we don't have them. What bunny do you guys want?
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Mountain Hare. It covers north parts of both Europe and Asia. Also some mountain ranges down south (Alpes). On top of it all, it has that pretty white coat like Arctic HareIt feels illegal not to talk about bunnies on easter when we don't have them. What bunny do you guys want?
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I say bring whatever rabbit/hare that fits best into a pack.
If we get another desert pack in the future, maybe with a wild west theme, add the black tailed jackrabbit.
If another Tundra/Polar pack is up bring the arctic or mountain hare.
With a petting zoo pack obviously a domestic breed is the best
If we get another desert pack in the future, maybe with a wild west theme, add the black tailed jackrabbit.
If another Tundra/Polar pack is up bring the arctic or mountain hare.
With a petting zoo pack obviously a domestic breed is the best
Any of them would be greatIt feels illegal not to talk about bunnies on easter when we don't have them. What bunny do you guys want?
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I wouldn't mind if we had them all 
Rabbits or hares would be great. They're instantly recognizable animals. Practically anyone above a toddler age (and quite a few of those!), with any knowledge of animals, no matter how little, knows what a rabbit is. They don't get a lot of discussion or drops into the various meta lists we've had because they're just not look at as zoo animals. That's not to say that zoos don't have them, many do, but they're part of that group of animals that people just don't think of when they think of zoos. The number of people excited about seeing rabbits at a zoo is probably pretty low. Despite all that, I'd definitely be happy getting one or more
ETA; scratch that part about many zoos having them. I took a look at Zootierlist and they're actually not that commonly kept.
ETA; scratch that part about many zoos having them. I took a look at Zootierlist and they're actually not that commonly kept.
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Well lagomorphs are incredibly common zoo animals, but the only one that has any real presence is the domestic rabbit with like 800 holdings in EU.
Kinda strange that the wild ones arent kept like at all. They are small so dont need a huge space, energetic and cute, seems like a decent zoo animal to me
I don't think I've actually seen a captive kept rabbit yet but seen plenty of wild rabbits roaming zoos. Would be nice to even have null habitats to recreate those wild rabbits in gardens and grassy habitats.
The European rabbit would flesh out my invasive species section….
Seems like they’ve wrapped up the beginners guide series for console players on their socials, hopefully that's one step closer towards PC players existence and the next dlc.
There’s a unique episode of the Zoo that shows how the Bronx zoo was breeding New England cottontails. They explained that the rabbit had been pushed out of its natural range and plans were made to reintroduce the cottontails to their native ranges.
Of all the lagomorphs that I have looked up, I would nominate the European Hare as the nominee.
While snowshoes hares are cool and a Arctic rep, the jackrabbits would be a great inclusion for southwestern USA, I think a European representative would be best considering how many NA animals we have compared to EU.
European hares are also one of the largest lagomorphs.
Of all the lagomorphs that I have looked up, I would nominate the European Hare as the nominee.
While snowshoes hares are cool and a Arctic rep, the jackrabbits would be a great inclusion for southwestern USA, I think a European representative would be best considering how many NA animals we have compared to EU.
European hares are also one of the largest lagomorphs.