What does the bottom left Symbol mean that looks like a Color palette?
Edit: after clicking on some of the other Animals to see if they have it too, the Symbol is gone for some reason
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What does this Symbol mean?
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What does the bottom left Symbol mean that looks like a Color palette?
Edit: after clicking on some of the other Animals to see if they have it too, the Symbol is gone for some reason
Just a thought. Maybe my Gorilla is carrying a Gene that allows his Offspring to have a Color-Mutation. And normally this Symbol is hidden
interesting, I would like to know aswell if that is a feature or just a display error
Now every Animal has this Symbol. Maybe it doesn't have anything to do with a individual Animal
While this doesnt help much/at all, various artistic inclinations is too broad to determine another meaning:
Google:
The image of a traditional painter's palette is an emoji which typically stands for art. This emoji can relate to various artistic inclinations, not only the act of painting itself. Artist Palette Emoji can mean “This is a wonderful piece of art!” or “He is a great artist!”
…. now i'm curious too
Google:
The image of a traditional painter's palette is an emoji which typically stands for art. This emoji can relate to various artistic inclinations, not only the act of painting itself. Artist Palette Emoji can mean “This is a wonderful piece of art!” or “He is a great artist!”
…. now i'm curious too
OK, now I want to let my Gorillas draw Pictures
Give them a chance, when cubism made it to an art style, basically everything can^^
It would be awesome if this would be possible in Planet Zoo. Maybe even a Possibility to sell Paintings in Souvenir-Shops if a Animal is talented enough. I've read somewhere a few Years ago that a Elephant painted a Picture of a Elephant
well, I would only like to see this for older animals and such that cannot be realesd into the wild anymore.
like Koko here was in captivity for more than 40 years. but since Planet Zoo focuses on conservation and releasing animals into the wild it would not make sense.
but it is nice to see these things with animals who are stuck in captivity
like Koko here was in captivity for more than 40 years. but since Planet Zoo focuses on conservation and releasing animals into the wild it would not make sense.
but it is nice to see these things with animals who are stuck in captivity
This wouldn't let the Animals breed less often and with more Money it is possible to build better Enclosures 
then it would mean to exploit animals for money (sadly some zoos actualy do this and not for the animals wellfare)This wouldn't let the Animals breed less often and with more Money it is possible to build better Enclosures
but still it would just be a nice animation, for very happy animals in our game as long as it is not for money
The Animal should be more important than the Money. I don't meant something like keeping a single Gorilla in a 5m² Room and letting it draw, I suggested that it would be good to have more Money for Food and better Enclosures. Also it would mostly be for Enrichment. I don't think a Gorilla that is so talented that Humans would buy the Paintings would occur often enough to really make big Profit with it. If I would show my Orangutan and Gorilla/Bonobo Enclosure you would know that Animal-Wellfare is important for me