Wow I really did, I even made a custom sign explaining why marine reptiles are not dinosaurs
What did you do in Planet Zoo today?
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I couldn't help myself and deleted most of the entrance plaza of Biopark. So, after the gift shop, I'm redoing the rest of this area, too. The entrance itself won't be touched (I still like it a lot) but I wasn't really happy with the rest which was among the first things I've ever built in this game, so the area didn't really keep up with my other areas in terms of aesthetics and my improved building skills.
I started with the area that once was a lama enclosure and created a small natural swan pond with a modern and eco-friendly restaurant.
Next step is the bee and butterfly garden which will also showcase a few local (European) reptiles and amphibians. It's located just opposite of the swan pond. Check out the other thread (What do you want to do...) for more of this plan.
I started with the area that once was a lama enclosure and created a small natural swan pond with a modern and eco-friendly restaurant.
Next step is the bee and butterfly garden which will also showcase a few local (European) reptiles and amphibians. It's located just opposite of the swan pond. Check out the other thread (What do you want to do...) for more of this plan.
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We might disagree in animal picks for packs but you are one of my favorite builders Charlie. And Captain's creativity and skills for things like making an entire water filtration room is really impressive.
Thank you so much
You could add Enclosures for Birds and Crocodilians. Maybe a Monitor Lizard near the Water Area because it is a Mosasaur Relative
Absolutely agree. Can't be forgiven.
At least better than weird People that for some Reason believe Mammoths are Dinosaurs. Guess todays Elephants must be Dinosaurs too then
I wish I could but I fear upsetting the local canadians when I stray too far from exact recreations, I'm finally moving onto a much larger north american (meaning northern canada species) animal area.
What about Villamolino? (City of windmill)
Thanks, I was just hit with inspiration and I’m now feeling very excited about starting work on it.
Wow. Just wow. I love everything about it and it's rare that I see the conservation syle used in a way that I like. Could look at your zoo forever.I couldn't help myself and deleted most of the entrance plaza of Biopark. So, after the gift shop, I'm redoing the rest of this area, too. The entrance itself won't be touched (I still like it a lot) but I wasn't really happy with the rest which was among the first things I've ever built in this game, so the area didn't really keep up with my other areas in terms of aesthetics and my improved building skills.
I started with the area that once was a lama enclosure and created a small natural swan pond with a modern and eco-friendly restaurant.
Next step is the bee and butterfly garden which will also showcase a few local (European) reptiles and amphibians. It's located just opposite of the swan pond. Check out the other thread (What will you do...) for more of this plan.
Thank you so much!
Today I finished a double habitat for water and Nile monitors. They have an indoor area and water deep enough to dive (unfortunately the Nile monitor is still waiting to learn how to dive).
The indoor area is simple, but I like how the beaver pool works, even if it doesn't enrich the animals.
I have also started working on my next building for the zoo, which is for the animals I like the least, but I'm really having fun doing it and it's something different to what I've done until now.
The indoor area is simple, but I like how the beaver pool works, even if it doesn't enrich the animals.
I have also started working on my next building for the zoo, which is for the animals I like the least, but I'm really having fun doing it and it's something different to what I've done until now.
The landscaping at the front of my Meerkat exhibit for my Edinburgh Zoo project is now complete, the custom pathing was an absolute pain to do, we really more path colours or flexi colour paths!
And I complain about sloped paths, thats another level of pain to build for but looks just like the meerkat area, great job!The landscaping at the front of my Meerkat exhibit for my Edinburgh Zoo project is now complete, the custom pathing was an absolute pain to do, we really more path colours or flexi colour paths!
I absolutely love the Indoor AreaI started work on my new zoo which is set in Spain.
Here are the cat enclosures, two for small cats (caracals and hopefully servals in the future, otherwise maybe fennec foxes will end up in there) and one for lions. The idea is that this is a city zoo with buildings from many different periods. These were built in the 1970s but have been more recently renovated.
Here are the cat enclosures, two for small cats (caracals and hopefully servals in the future, otherwise maybe fennec foxes will end up in there) and one for lions. The idea is that this is a city zoo with buildings from many different periods. These were built in the 1970s but have been more recently renovated.
