Ah ok, yea I feel that way with Alligators. I see them everywhere here in Florida and I want them because of that. Almost like comfort food or something lol
What is an animal that you really want but you're not sure is making it?
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An armadillo would be dope!
The porcupine doesn’t seem to be making it in :/ I hope we get all three. Especially the Beaver I need them lol
Agree, those would be the big three rodents to get in. or variants of the porcupine. For me anyways. I know there's the nutria as well. After that, I think they'd be be too small for a habitat for sure and would fit more for exhibits, which is odd thinking as some are still larger than the meerkat.
But I don't recall ever seeing any outside of exibit type settings except those first few I mentioned.Yea with those three rodents I think I’d be satisfiedAgree, those would be the big three rodents to get in. or variants of the porcupine. For me anyways. I know there's the nutria as well. After that, I think they'd be be too small for a habitat for sure and would fit more for exhibits, which is odd thinking as some are still larger than the meerkat.
The Mara is super unique and would be awesome for mixed South American habitats!I’d also love for the Patagonian Mara to make it into the game (my local zoo keeps them with the tapirs), but with competition like the capybara its chances aren’t great.
I wanted to mention that recently I’ve been in love with the Tibetan Antelope it’s so beautiful and one of the many ungulates still missing from the game!
Siamang, Golden-Headed Lion Tamarin, Hamadryas Baboon, Common Squirrel Monkey, Lion-Tailed Macaque, Black Howler Monkey, Geoffroy's Spider Monkey, Wolf's Guenon, Pygmy Marmoset, Lar Gibbon
Angolan Colobus, Red-Tailed Monkey, Tufted Capuchin, Javan Lutung, De Brazza Monkey, Gelada, Coquerel's Sifaka, White-Faced Saki Monkey, Cotton-Top Tamarin, Northern White-Cheeked Gibbon
For the primate animal pack I would go with:
A. Asia:
1. Lar Gibbon
2. Lion tailed macaque
3. Red shanked douc
4. Javan langur
5. Golden snub nosed monkey
6. Siamang
7. Black crested macaque
B. South and Central America
1. Black Howler monkey
2. Spider monkey
3. Saimiri
4. Lion headed tamarin
5. Saki
6. White uakari
7. Common marmoset
C. Africa
1. Mantled guereza
2. Diana monkey
3. Hamadryas baboon
4. Gelada monkey
5. Patas monkey
6. Potto
7. Sifaka
A. Asia:
1. Lar Gibbon
2. Lion tailed macaque
3. Red shanked douc
4. Javan langur
5. Golden snub nosed monkey
6. Siamang
7. Black crested macaque
B. South and Central America
1. Black Howler monkey
2. Spider monkey
3. Saimiri
4. Lion headed tamarin
5. Saki
6. White uakari
7. Common marmoset
C. Africa
1. Mantled guereza
2. Diana monkey
3. Hamadryas baboon
4. Gelada monkey
5. Patas monkey
6. Potto
7. Sifaka
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Got most of those
Those would be great
I'd love to see a wolverine too. Maybe if we get a future north America 2 pack with eight animals?
I like coati, from South America. They're really fun, charismatic little guys, but I haven't seen any requests for them either. Armadillos are another animal few have requested, but most zoos do have at least one or two species of armadillo, and they are unusual critters. Not many mammals have external armor.
And I forgot to mention peccaries/javelinas in a different thread about future animal packs. Those are endemic to the Americas, and are our native "not really a pig" species (they aren't true pigs, though their family is related). They could be in a North America or desert pack. I don't think anyone's mentioned peccaries, but I'd like to see them.
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Those are so cool. They look so much like stuffed toys I did a double take to make sure they're not gift shop itemsI really thought that the Gibbon would be in this Southeast Asia dlc, but with it not being included I'm not quite sure if it will make it in now. I still want to be hopeful with getting these all animal packs that Gibbons will somehow still get in PZ. Maybe they are taking there time and not want to rush them by working on giving them proper brachiation, swinging animations, and just wanting to do them justice is what I'm hoping for.
I would actually say the opposite, they seem to generally be quite friendly, at least in captivity. They're extremely intelligent and mischievous little guys. It's when they feel the need to defend themselves that the nastiness comes out.I love lions and honey badgers
Ratels are always so grumpy and constantly inna bad mood - I love it