Swamp creatures

I have a suggestion I think Planet Zoo should have American Alligators and The Alligator Snapping Turtle those would be awesome I also think we need some small exhibit turtles like a box turtle or a red eared slider turtle. These are just a few suggestive animals.
 
I have a suggestion I think Planet Zoo should have American Alligators and The Alligator Snapping Turtle those would be awesome I also think we need some small exhibit turtles like a box turtle or a red eared slider turtle. These are just a few suggestive animals.
Good call. Southeastern wetlands (U.S.) is definitely a category I would like to see represented, both with foliage and animals.
One small criticism would be, as alligator snapping turtles don't normally spend time outside water and that they don't move as much, I see them being XL exhibit animals.
Due to the same reasons (exhibit animals only having idle animations) any slider, including red eared sliders would be unlikely as they are very active turtles. Even though I love sliders, unless they overhaul the entire exhibit system, I don't see them making it in.
 
Good call. Southeastern wetlands (U.S.) is definitely a category I would like to see represented, both with foliage and animals.
One small criticism would be, as alligator snapping turtles don't normally spend time outside water and that they don't move as much, I see them being XL exhibit animals.
Due to the same reasons (exhibit animals only having idle animations) any slider, including red eared sliders would be unlikely as they are very active turtles. Even though I love sliders, unless they overhaul the entire exhibit system, I don't see them making it in.

I wonder if the common snapping turtle might be a better compromise. They grow to around 30cm in length and so don't reach the gargantuan sizes of the alligator snapping turtle, so they ought to be fine in the current exhibits as long as they create an aquatic environment for them.

Like others I definitely think localising DLC to more specific areas is a good, and fun, idea, and a good way to get more variation in animals, but it seems clear that Frontier isn't going in that direction IMO.
 
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