Andean bear and pallas cat are at the National Zoo. Also go to Philly regularly and they have sifaka, for pretty good pack for me.
What species are missing for you to complete your local zoo?
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So, my nearest Zoo is the zoo in Vienna. The new pack give me the dikdik and the bear, that can be found in my local Zoo, but there would be so much missing:
- Barbary Sheep
- Barbary Macaque
- White-nosed coati
- Humboldt penguin
- South American Sealion
- Pelicans
- Some NWMs
- Himalayan Thar
- Golden Takin (not in Vienna yet, but soon)
- Blackbuck
- Nilgai
- Sika deer
- Domestic Water Buffallo
- Rhea
- Seriema
- Vicuña
- Buntebock (in German it’s called Blessbock)
- Common Eland
- North African Ostrich (in German it’s called Rothals Strauß)
- Another Subspecies of Giraffes (currently we have 2 older Rothschilds and 3 younger reticulated)
- Dwarf mongoose
- And of course many different types of flying Birds (Vultures, Parrots and so on)
Two hits for Riverbanks (Hamadryas baboon and African spurred tortoise). None for Greenville. In fact, Greenville makes substantial negative progress, on account of going out of a whopping four species since I made my last list: lion, siamang, giant anteater, and even chickens. It has not been a good year for that zoo.
Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia, SC
- North American river otter
- Harbor seal
- Tammar wallaby
- Radiated tortoise
- Burmese black mountain tortoise
- Swan goose
- Caribbean flamingo
- Rockhopper penguin
- Gentoo penguin
- Common squirrel monkey
- White faced saki
- Golden lion tamarin
- Geoffroy's marmoset
- Bolivian gray titi
- Fishing cat
- Black footed cat
- Burrowing owl
Greenville Zoo in Greenville, SC
- Greater rhea
- Domestic duck
- Chilean flamingo
- Southern screamer
- Ocelot
- Masai giraffe
- Bat-eared fox
- Schmidt's guenon
- Angolan colobus
- Geoffroy's spider monkey
Got a few species, I am decently content with this pack.
We got the baboon for ZooTampa and the tortoise for a local wildlife refuge near me.
Barnyard and Zookeeper have added three more animals that live at Colchester Zoo currently - the alpaca, Kirk's dik-dik and African spurred tortoise. The tamworth pig could easily stand in for the Oxford sandy-and-black pig.
Species kept at Colchester since 1992, but not today, which have been added in Eurasia and onwards, include the Pallas's cat and takin (albeit the Mishmi instead of Sichuan, and the species never went on-display).
Species kept at Colchester since 1992, but not today, which have been added in Eurasia and onwards, include the Pallas's cat and takin (albeit the Mishmi instead of Sichuan, and the species never went on-display).
So for my local zoo, the highland wildlife park, the zookeepers pack adds likely the last key animal that I truly expected that would come, the Markhor have 2 habitats at the zoo mostly completing the entire inner walking loop of the zoo with all official game animals.
Animals Ingame:
Animals Ingame:
- Amur tiger
- Arctic fox
- Bactrian camel
- European Bison
- Reindeer
- Grey Wolf
- Japanese Macaque
- Eurasian Lynx
- Polar Bear
- Przewalski's Horse
- Red Deer
- Snow Leopard
- Markhor
- Wolverine
- Red Panda
- Bukhara Deer
- Domestic Yak
- Eurasian Crane - Sub with red crowned crane
- Eurasian Eagle Owl
- Eurasian Elk - sub with Moose
- Great Grey Owl
- Himalayan Monal
- Himalayan Tahr
- Mishmi Takin - sub with Sichuan takin
- Eurasian Red Squirrel
- Vicuna - Sub with Alpaca
- White-lipped Deer
- Scottish Wildcat - Sub with Pallas cat
- Bukhara Deer - Bactrian Deer mod
- Eurasian Elk - Eurasian Moose mod
- Mishmi Takin - mishmi Takin mod
- Vicuna - vicuna mod
- White lipped deer - thorold's deer mod
- Scottish wildcat - Scottish wildcat
- Domestic Yak
- Eurasian Crane
- Eurasian Eagle Owl
- Great Grey Owl
- Himalayan Monal
- Himalayan Tahr
- Eurasian Red Squirrel
The closest zoo to me is impossible to recreate with what we have. Sydney wildlife park is almost entirely indoors and has mostly small mammals and exhibit animals. out of the 42 species only 8 are ingame less then half the available habitat species.
ingame
habitat
exhibit
missing
habitat
exhibit
ingame
habitat
- common wombat
- southern cassowary
- koala
- platypus
- tasmanian devil
exhibit
- eastern blue tounged skink
- eastern brown snake
- common death adder
missing
habitat
- freshwater crocodile
- goodfellows tree kangaroo
- greater bilby
- western grey kangaroo
- red legged pademelon
- rufous rat kangaroo
- spencers monitor
- yellow footed rock wallaby
exhibit
- australian green tree frog
- australian water dragon
- black headed python
- blotched bluetounge
- boyds forest dragon
- brown oo dove
- bush thick knee
- central netted ground dragon
- centralian rough tailed gecko
- cunninghams skink
- diamond python
- dwarf bearded dragon
- eastern shingleback
- eastern tiger snake
- golden bell frog
- mahogany glider
- northern death adder
- northern giant cave gecko
- plains mouse
- red bellied black snake
- rose crowned fruit dove
- sugar glider
- white lipped tree frog
- yellow bellied glider
the nearest proper standard zoo and the one I visit most often is taronga zoo Sydney and it is also very poorly represented ingame with less than half of the viable habitat animals making it ingame.
missing
habitat
exhibit
- aldabra giant tortoise
- alpaca
- asian small clawed otter
- binturong
- capybara
- chimpanzee
- common ostrich
- plains zebra
- dingo
- domestic chicken
- domestic goat
- dromedary camel
- bongo
- emu
- fennec fox
- giraffe
- southern cassowary
- lion
- meerkat
- red panda
- koala
- platypus
- quokka
- red kangaroo
- red necked wallaby
- ringtailed lemur
- sun bear
- tasmanian devil
- little penguin
- western lowland gorilla
- pygmy hippo
exhibit
- boa constrictor
- common death adder
missing
- agrentine tortoise
- australian brushturkey
- australian pelican
- australian sea lion
- australain whistling duck
- black shouldered lapwing
- blue billed duck
- bolivian squirrel monkey
- brush tailed rock wallaby
- buff banded rail
- bush thick knee
- eastern long beaked echidna
- Egyptian goose
- fjordland penguin
- fishing cat
- francois leaf monkey
- freshwater crocodile
- golden pheasant
- goodfellows tree kangaroo
- helmeted guineafowl
- king quail
- little pied cormorant
- masked lapwing
- mertens water monitor
- new zealand fur seal
- pied heron
- pied stilt
- red junglefowl
- red necked pademelon
- royal spoonbill
- ruddy shelduck
- rusty desert monitor
- short beaked echidna
- southern hairy nosed wombat
- sumatran tiger
- swamp wallaby
- tammar wallaby
- western quoll
- western reed egret
- fat tailed dunnart
- greater bilby
- spinifex hopping mouse
- rufous rat kangaroo
- yellow bellied glider
- amethystine python
- australian water dragon
- bellinger river snapping turtle
- black faced monarch
- black headed python
- booroolong frog
- boyds forest dragon
- dredls python
- broad headed snake
- central netted ground dragon
- centralian rough tailed gecko
- coastal taipan
- cunninghams skink
- eastern diamondback rattlesnake
- eastern dwarf tree frog
- eastern pilbara spiny tailed skink
- eastern river cooter
- eastern short necked turtle
- elongated tortoise
- european legless lizard
- eyelash viper
- fiji island crested iguana
- frilled necked lizard
- ghost bat
- golden tailed gecko
- goldfields crevice skink
- green basilisk
- green tree python
- rhinoceros iguana
- homers skink
- indian star tortoise
- inland carpet python
- inland taipan
- cane toad
- monocled cobra
- new caledonia giant gecko
- olive python
- pygmy python
- red barred crevice dragon
- red bellied black snake
- red crowned toadlet
- southern corroboree frog
- southern orange eyed tree frog
- spotted python
- tuatara
- veiled chameleon
- western box turtle
- white lipped tree frog
- yellow spotted bell frog
bird
fish
- koi
- andean condor
- australian figbird
- australian king parrot
- australian zebra finch
- barking owl
- black breasted buzzard
- brown oo dove
- chestnut munia
- crimson finch
- eastern superb fruit dove
- eastern whip bird
- eastern yellow robin
- eclectus parrot
- forest kingfisher
- fork tailed kite
- gang gang cockatoo
- glossy black cockatoo
- grey capped emerald dove
- java sparrow
- lilacine amazon
- little lorikeet
- luzon bleeding heart
- masked finch
- masked woodswallow
- metallic starling
- mulga parrot
- musk lorikeet
- nicobar pigeon
- noisy pitta
- north australian brown capped emerald dove
- powerful owl
- rainbow bee eater
- red lory
- red browed fig parrot
- red tailed black cockatoo
- red whiskered bulbul
- regent bowerbird
- regent honeyeater
- rogers brown capped emerald dove
- rose crowned fruit dove
- rufous owl
- short billed black cockatoo
- swift parrot
- tawny frogmouth
- topknot pigeon
- torresian imperial pigeon
- turquoise parrot
- variegated fairywren
- wedge tailed eagle
- white breasted ground dove
- white headed pigeon
- white naped honey eater
- white rumped shama
- wompoo fruit dove
fish
- koi
Still missing any ducks :/
Most birds really, same as any new world monkeys. Or any African monkeys that are not baboons. Likewise no African crocodile, or fish, or just. A bit of stuff.
Most birds really, same as any new world monkeys. Or any African monkeys that are not baboons. Likewise no African crocodile, or fish, or just. A bit of stuff.
Philly also has Andean bear
Detroit Zoo I'll only do notable species.:
1. Crowned Lemur
2. Common Eland
3. American White Pelican
4. African Spurred Tortoise
5. Japanese Giant Salamander
6. Arrau Turtle
7. Pig Nosed Turtle
8. Scarlet Ibis
9. African Spoonbill
10. African Pygmy Goose
11. Chilean Flamingo
12. Bush Dog (2025)
13. African Swamp Monkey
14. Schmidt's Guenon
15. White Lipped Deer
16. Sandhill Crane
17. Bald Eagle
18.Reticulated Python
19. Burrowing Owl (2025)
20. Grevy's Zebra (Most Important!)
1. Crowned Lemur
2. Common Eland
3. American White Pelican
4. African Spurred Tortoise
5. Japanese Giant Salamander
6. Arrau Turtle
7. Pig Nosed Turtle
8. Scarlet Ibis
9. African Spoonbill
10. African Pygmy Goose
11. Chilean Flamingo
12. Bush Dog (2025)
13. African Swamp Monkey
14. Schmidt's Guenon
15. White Lipped Deer
16. Sandhill Crane
17. Bald Eagle
18.Reticulated Python
19. Burrowing Owl (2025)
20. Grevy's Zebra (Most Important!)
Thrilled to get the spectacled bear for this. There’s still mammals we have that aren’t in the game but I feel like there are substitutes I’m fine with. I just didn’t feel that way about the bear though, it has to be that actual species.
So looking at mammals I’m good now. And can use mods in sandbox . Birds on the other hand…well I think we’re all in the same situation there.
So looking at mammals I’m good now. And can use mods in sandbox . Birds on the other hand…well I think we’re all in the same situation there.
Hmm. For my local zoo now it hasn't really changed:
- Sumatran tiger.
- Waterbuck.
- Helmeted guineafowl.
- Cape Barren goose.
- Geoffroy's spider monkey.
- Domestic yak (I think? They haven't been on display for a while but I'm fairly sure they're still around).
- Domestic water buffalo.
- Lace monitor.
- Kunekune pig.
- Gypsy vanner horse.
- Miniature horse.
- Various random chicken breeds.
- Various 'wild' waterfowl (Eurasian coot, NZ scaup, common mallard, brown teal, black swan...).
- Serval.
- Leopard tortoise.
- Indian/Burmese star tortoise.
- Bolivian squirrel monkey.
- Tufted capuchin.
- Golden lion tamarin.
- Cotton-top tamarin.
- Emperor tamarin.
- Brolga.
- Australasian fur seal.
- Eastern grey kangaroo.
- Parma wallaby.
- South Island takahe.
- Social huntsman spider.
- Tuatara.
- Goliath stick insect.
- Bearded dragon.
- Shingleback lizard.
- Cunningham's skink.
- Jackson's chameleon.
- Madagascar giant day gecko.
- Asian giant mantis.
- African giant millipede.
- King baboon spider.
- Emperor scorpion.
- Etc...
For my local zoo:
Kodiak Bear
Elk (unsure on the subspecies)
White-tailed deer
Bobcat
Domestic rabbits
Not a very interesting list, as PZ covers all the very few other species in the zoo, and about a year or two ago mountain goats would have been on the list by they had to leave.
Two of these animals can be swapped out for an obvious replacement, one isn't very interesting, and the other two would have been very nice to have.
Kodiak Bear
Elk (unsure on the subspecies)
White-tailed deer
Bobcat
Domestic rabbits
Not a very interesting list, as PZ covers all the very few other species in the zoo, and about a year or two ago mountain goats would have been on the list by they had to leave.
Two of these animals can be swapped out for an obvious replacement, one isn't very interesting, and the other two would have been very nice to have.
Is it wildwood zoo?
Quite possibly
actually now missing more from my local zoo because we have got some new species such as Marabou Stork, Blue Crane, Banteng, Black Lemur