The Zootierliste Top 100

Fallax

Fallax
On Zootierliste there is a feature to search animals by the most holders they have in zoos. This feature isn't perfect as it splits subspecies and domestic breeds, however I thought it would be fun to see how many of the top 100 most common zoo animals are in Planet Zoo and which species missing we would like to see.

Spoilered below is the top 100 and here is a legend:
Bold means this is a species we already have.
Italics means we have this species in the game but it is a different subspecies/breed.
(Note: I bolded any where the subspecies/breed wasn't specified on ZTL but is in Planet Zoo or vice versa)


    1. Indian Peafowl
    2. West African Dwarf Goat
    3. European Fallow Deer
    4. Emu
    5. Domestic Guinea Pig
    6. Domestic Rabbit
    7. Blue-and-Yellow Macaw
    8. Meerkat
    9. Domestic Budgerigar
    10. Alpaca
    11. Ring-Tailed Lemur
    12. Domestic Donkey
    13. African Spurred Tortoise
    14. Llama
    15. Red-Necked Wallaby
    16. Domestic Chicken
    17. Red-Eared Slider
    18. Golden Pheasant
    19. Raccoon
    20. Green Iguana
    21. Shetland Pony
    22. Mandarin Duck
    23. Common Ostrich
    24. Ball Python
    25. Capybara
    26. Black Swan
    27. Greater Rhea
    28. Lion
    29. Domestic Cockatiel
    30. Corn Snake
    31. Snowy Owl
    32. Western Bearded Dragon
    33. Red-and-Green Macaw
    34. Bactrian Camel
    35. Patagonian Mara
    36. Asian Small-Clawed Otter
    37. European White Stork
    38. European Mouflon
    39. Eurasian Eagle-Owl
    40. Domestic Muscovy Duck
    41. Koi Carp
    42. Red-Footed Tortoise
    43. South American Coati
    44. Laughing Kookaburra
    45. Domestic Goat
    46. Wood Duck
    47. Silver Pheasant
    48. Domestic Goose
    49. White-Tufted Marmoset
    50. Leopard Gecko
    51. Scarlet Macaw
    52. Bald Eagle
    53. American Alligator
    54. Domestic Duck
    55. Ferret
    56. Cotton-Top Tamarin
    57. Tiger
    58. Domestic Sheep
    59. Serval
    60. Cameroon Sheep
    61. Domestic Helmeted Guineafowl
    62. Boa Constrictor
    63. Domestic Zebra Finch
    64. Silkie Chicken
    65. Scarlet Ibis
    66. Axolotl
    67. Mute Swan
    68. Mallard
    69. Yellow-Bellied Slider
    70. Goldfish
    71. Domestic Horse
    72. Dromedary Camel
    73. Indian Runner Duck
    74. Lady Amherst's Pheasant
    75. African Grey Parrot
    76. Harris's Hawk
    77. Burmese Python
    78. Common Pheasant
    79. Greater Flamingo
    80. Linnaeus's Two-Toed Sloth
    81. Cougar
    82. Vietnamese Pot-Bellied Pig
    83. Regal Tang
    84. European Wild Boar
    85. Black-Tailed Prairie Dog
    86. Black-and-White Ruffed Lemur
    87. Ocellaris Clownfish
    88. Red-Bellied Piranha
    89. Domestic Canary
    90. Domestic Pigeon
    91. Hermann's Tortoise
    92. Indian Crested Porcupine
    93. Grant's Zebra
    94. European Red Deer
    95. Ouessant Sheep
    96. Cockatiel
    97. Red Kangaroo
    98. Yellow Tang
    99. Guianan Squirrel Monkey
    100. Tufted Capuchin
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In total that is 35/100, not terrible considering this list includes flying birds and fish.
 

CaprinemasterAT

CaprinemasterAT
Thats nice! Beside all the birds, fish and domestics, I guess we have many of them. Kinda surprised the Serval is on this list, as I never saw this animal in real life. I would like to see most of this animals on this list, as the mandarin duck, the black swan or the golden pheasant and so on. And, I think you can do the rhea, because we know, it's coming. Looking at this list, I hope the coati and the mara will be part of the upcoming pack.
 

Fallax

Fallax
CaprinemasterAT said:
Thats nice! Beside all the birds, fish and domestics, I guess we have many of them. Kinda surprised the Serval is on this list, as I never saw this animal in real life. I would like to see most of this animals on this list, as the mandarin duck, the black swan or the golden pheasant and so on. And, I think you can do the rhea, because we know, it's coming. Looking at this list, I hope the coati and the mara will be part of the upcoming pack.
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Yea I'm just exercising caution in case it is the Lesser, though I do think and hope it is the Greater.
 

Mjmannella

Mjmannella
Though I'd personally prefer Darwin's rheas, the greater rhea seems more likely just based on the sheer demand.

I did have an idea for a "Children's Zoo Animal Pack" that took a bunch of the top picks from that list. But I'll wait until this "Western Animal Pack" gets formally announced before updating.
 

Doran

Doran
DarthQuell said:
Heck, they're so low effort to.make compared to habitat animals. They barely move, they have limited needs. Why can't we get more?
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Just because they stuck in their boxes dont mean they are low effort to make.
New model is still new model and average exhibit animal requires as much effort, if not more compared to average mammalian clone. All that because fur is simple compared to scales and making bighorn sheep is way easier than making good looking snake. Thats it.
 

DarthQuell

DarthQuell
Doran said:
Just because they stuck in their boxes dont mean they are low effort to make.
New model is still new model and average exhibit animal requires as much effort, if not more compared to average mammalian clone. All that because fur is simple compared to scales and making bighorn sheep is way easier than making good looking snake. Thats it.
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But how much detail would 5 poison frigs be? They all are very similar aqlpart from color. Same thi g for various venomous vipers and constrictors and terrapins
 

Veah

Veah
SuzieSky said:
So we need pheasants, ducks, coatis, a scarlet ibis, new world monkeys (especially tamarins and the capuchin family), a serval, koi, flying birds, and a few more exhibit species to cover the basics. Those all sound good too me.
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This pack is very good regarding this, we are getting rhea and a NW monkey (although not one in the top 100), and coati and/or mara.
Such a shame that they chose another flamingo instead of the scarlet ibis, we could have raised the number to 39 or 40 out of the top 100!
 
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