What species are missing for you to complete your local zoo?
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Don't have a local one, not even on country level, so going for the favorite.
And not that much is missing for that one tbh, mostly South American animals and Birds.
Africa:
1. Barbary Ape
2. L'Hoest Monkey
3. Sulcata Tortoise
4. Gelada
5. Red River Hog
6. Somalian Wild Donkey
7. Eland
8. Fossa
Oceania:
9. Bennett Wallaby
10. Black Swan
11. Sarus Crane
South America:
12. Maned Wolf
13. Greater Rhea
14. Andean Bear
15. Ocelot
16. Two Toed Sloth
17. Squirrel Monkey
18. White Faced Saki
19. Cotton Top Tamarin
20. Emperor Tamarin
Europe:
21. Wisent
22. European Wild Cat
And not that much is missing for that one tbh, mostly South American animals and Birds.
Africa:
1. Barbary Ape
2. L'Hoest Monkey
3. Sulcata Tortoise
4. Gelada
5. Red River Hog
6. Somalian Wild Donkey
7. Eland
8. Fossa
Oceania:
9. Bennett Wallaby
10. Black Swan
11. Sarus Crane
South America:
12. Maned Wolf
13. Greater Rhea
14. Andean Bear
15. Ocelot
16. Two Toed Sloth
17. Squirrel Monkey
18. White Faced Saki
19. Cotton Top Tamarin
20. Emperor Tamarin
Europe:
21. Wisent
22. European Wild Cat
The problem is that my zoo (Houston) has a big roster, and we're only getting more this coming year.
So, imma divide it by each zone. I will not include animal types not in the game (aquariums and flying aviaries. If it's a ground dwelling aviary bird, I'll add it):
So, imma divide it by each zone. I will not include animal types not in the game (aquariums and flying aviaries. If it's a ground dwelling aviary bird, I'll add it):
- Texas Wetlands/Children's Zoo
- Whooping crane
- Greater roadrunner
- Swift fox
- NA porcupine
- Bobcat
- Wild turkey
- NA river otter
- White tailed deer
- South American Pantanal
- Black howler monkey
- Greater rhea
- Roseate spoonbill
- Screamer (bird)
- Curassow (red billed)
- Green anaconda
- African Forest
- Red river hog
- Masai giraffe
- Natural Encounters
- Golden lion tamarin
- Sloth (not sure which)
- Victoria crowned pigeon
- Prevost's squirrel
- Prehensile tailed porcupine
Not very far from the game roster in that case. I've been to the Houston zoo and loved it. I hear they add a new Galapagos area?
While I've got several local zoos, I'm going to go with Adelaide Zoo as it's the one that's closest to me and has the greatest variety of species. I've highlighted the animals I want the most.
Habitat animals:
Exhibit animals (including mammals now that door has opened up):
Animals with reasonable substitutes:
Habitat animals:
- Short-beaked Echidna
- Tasmanian Devil
- Greater Bilby
- Southern Brown Bandicoot
- Southern Hairy-nosed Wombat
- Common Ringtail Possum
- Long-nosed Potoroo
- Brush-tailed Bettong
- Quokka
- Western Grey Kangaroo
- Tammar Wallaby
- Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby
- Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo
- Patagonian Mara
- Domestic Guinea Pig
- Domestic Rabbit
- Black-capped Squirrel Monkey
- Golden Lion Tamarin
- Emperor Tamarin
- Cotton-top Tamarin
- Hamadryas Baboon
- Black-and-white Colobus
- Dusky Langur
- Northern White-cheeked Gibbon
- Serval
- Maned Wolf
- Australian Sea Lion
- South American Coati
- Brazilian Tapir
- Alpaca
- Domestic Goat
- Malleefowl
- Golden Pheasant
- Lady Amherst's Pheasant
- Mandarin Duck
- Cape Barren Goose
- Australian Pelican
- Black-necked Stork
- Royal Spoonbill
- Glossy Ibis
- Pied Heron
- Bush Stone-curlew
- Little Penguin
- Superb Lyrebird
- African Spurred Tortoise
- Radiated Tortoise
- Pig-nosed Turtle
- Heath Goanna
Exhibit animals (including mammals now that door has opened up):
- Fat-tailed Dunnart
- Squirrel Glider
- Spinifex Hopping-mouse
- Greater Stick-nest Rat
- Pygmy Marmoset
- Ghost Bat
- Hermann's Tortoise
- Macquarie Turtle
- Hosmer's Skink
- Pygmy Bluetongue Skink
- Central Netted Dragon
- Boyd's Forest Dragon
- Rhinoceros Iguana
- Amazonian Tree Boa
- Green Anaconda
- Blood Python
- Green Tree Python
- Woma Python
- Olive Python
- Corn Snake
- Inland Taipan
- Red-bellied Black Snake
- Magnificent Tree Frog
- Orange-eyed Tree Frog
- Cane Toad
Animals with reasonable substitutes:
- Sumatran Orangutan -> Bornean Orangutan
- Sumatran Tiger -> Bengal Tiger
- African Lion (unspecified) -> West African Lion
- Rothschild's Giraffe (hybridised I think) -> Reticulated Giraffe
- Aruba Island Rattlesnake -> Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
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Alpaca
Greater rhea
Chacoan peccary
Gentoo penguin
Humbolt penguin
Elk/Wapiti
Big horned sheep
Rocky mountain goat
Canadian lynx
Bobcat
North American river otter
Richardson's ground squirrel
Mallard duck
Whooping crane
Trumpeter swan
Tundra swan
North American porcupine
North American black bear
White tailed deer
Eurasian wild hog
Pallas cat
Japanese serrow
White handed gibbon
Red River hog
Rock hyrax
African crested porcupine
Grey crowned crane
Mantled colobus
African dwarf crocodile
African spurred tortoise
Helmeted Guineafowl
Exhibits -
African cichlids
Burmese python
A bunch of turtles, tortoises, and snakes I can't remember off the top of my head.
And two aviaries worth of birds.
Greater rhea
Chacoan peccary
Gentoo penguin
Humbolt penguin
Elk/Wapiti
Big horned sheep
Rocky mountain goat
Canadian lynx
Bobcat
North American river otter
Richardson's ground squirrel
Mallard duck
Whooping crane
Trumpeter swan
Tundra swan
North American porcupine
North American black bear
White tailed deer
Eurasian wild hog
Pallas cat
Japanese serrow
White handed gibbon
Red River hog
Rock hyrax
African crested porcupine
Grey crowned crane
Mantled colobus
African dwarf crocodile
African spurred tortoise
Helmeted Guineafowl
Exhibits -
African cichlids
Burmese python
A bunch of turtles, tortoises, and snakes I can't remember off the top of my head.
And two aviaries worth of birds.
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Very soon, yes. By next year, I believe. We're getting Humboldt penguins, a larger sea lion enclosure, an aquarium, and an improved tortoise enclosure, too
Pallas' Cat
Bennet's Wallaby
American Black Bear
European Glass Lizard
Cape Genet
Prehensile Tailed Porcupine
Blue Duiker
Indonesian Peafowl
Lar Gibbon
Muntjac
Goral
Sandhill Crane
NA river otter
Swift Fox
Colobus
Tamandua
African Spurred Tortoise
Serval
Gray Fox
Canada Lynx
Bobcat
Brown Lemur
Red River Hog
African Leopard
American BADGER
North American Porcupine
Coati
Crested Porcupine
Burrowing Owl
Patagonian Cavy
GRISON
Eland
Emu
Beisa Oryx
Bighorn
FISHER
Bennet's Wallaby
American Black Bear
European Glass Lizard
Cape Genet
Prehensile Tailed Porcupine
Blue Duiker
Indonesian Peafowl
Lar Gibbon
Muntjac
Goral
Sandhill Crane
NA river otter
Swift Fox
Colobus
Tamandua
African Spurred Tortoise
Serval
Gray Fox
Canada Lynx
Bobcat
Brown Lemur
Red River Hog
African Leopard
American BADGER
North American Porcupine
Coati
Crested Porcupine
Burrowing Owl
Patagonian Cavy
GRISON
Eland
Emu
Beisa Oryx
Bighorn
FISHER
What zoos?
Lake Superior zoo and Wildwood Safari
Thought it would be fun to compare this to Monarto Safari Park, Adelaide's sister zoo and the one that takes on most of the megafauna (the Adelaide Zoo is a small city zoo while Monarto is one of, if not the largest zoo in the world in regards to area). The roster here is far more complete:
Habitat animals:
- Tasmanian Devil
- Yellow-footed Rock-wallaby
- Cape Porcupine
- Black Rhinoceros
- Addax
- Blackbuck
- Common Eland
- Aoudad
- Red Deer
- Emu (not deliberately displayed but wild emus are so damn common on the grounds they might as well be)
- Malleefowl
Animals with reasonable substitutes:
- African Lion (unspecified) -> West African Lion
- Rothschild's Giraffe (hybridised I think) -> Reticulated Giraffe
- Mesopotamian Fallow Deer -> European Fallow Deer
Monarto has a lot more species backstage in breeding programs but I'm only including species on display
I'll combine my two local zoos and exclude (most) domestics:
**I consider the in-game lion and giraffe fine substitutes (not so for the tigers though).
***The 'International Antarctic Centre' in my city keeps them, so it counts, I guess.
I'll do a list for exhibit animals too:
**All our zoos keep some or all species in these two genera.
And if we take walkthrough aviaries as a given:
- Mexican spider monkey.
- Addax.
- Common waterbuck.
- Tasmanian devil.
- Bennett's wallaby.
- Emu.
- North Island brown kiwi.
- Kunekune pig.*
- Tibetan yak.
- African crested porcupine.
- Cape Barren goose.
- Tufted capuchin.
- Sumatran tiger.
- Mute swan.
- Leopard tortoise.
- Southern lion.**
- Rothschild's giraffe.**
- Lace monitor.
- Little blue penguin.***
- South Island takahe.
**I consider the in-game lion and giraffe fine substitutes (not so for the tigers though).
***The 'International Antarctic Centre' in my city keeps them, so it counts, I guess.
I'll do a list for exhibit animals too:
- Tuatara.
- Central bearded dragon.
- Greek tortoise.*
- Golden bell frog.
- Japanese fire-bellied newt.
- Grand skink.
- Duvaucel's gecko.
- Naultinus sp.**
- Otago skink.
- Raukawa gecko.
- Leiopelma sp.**
- Brown tree frog.
- Whistling tree frog.
**All our zoos keep some or all species in these two genera.
And if we take walkthrough aviaries as a given:
- Kea.
- New Zealand wood pigeon/kereru.
- Yellow-crowned kakariki.
- Red-crowned kakariki.
- North Island kaka.
- New Zealand falcon.
- Sulphur-crested cockatoo.
- Gallah.
- Red-tailed black cockatoo.
- Major Mitchell's cockatoo.
I'll do just habitat species, no exhibits, no aviaries, no aquariums.
Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia, SC
In-game species: Grizzly bear, "lion", Amur tiger, siamang, koala, California sea lion, king penguin, American alligator, Cuvier's dwarf caiman, Galapagos giant tortoise, western lowland gorilla, red kangaroo, ring-tailed lemur, red ruffed lemur, binturong, North Sulawesi babirusa, meerkat, white rhino, reticulated giraffe, plains zebra, ostrich
Might be forgetting one or two, particularly reptiles since it's been some time since the ARC shut down and it's always been my least frequented area.
Greenville Zoo in Greenville, SC
Started to cap off South Carolina and do its final AZA zoo, Lowcountry Zoo, but they have a lot of domestics and waterfowl that I'm not sure on. The most notable ones aside from those would be gray fox, North American river otter, white-tailed deer, and wild turkey, though. American alligator and now red fox, and maybe llama are the in-game species they have.
Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia, SC
- North American river otter
- Hamadryas baboon
- Diana monkey
- Harbor seal
- Domestic pig
- Domestic chicken
- Nigerian dwarf goat
- Nubian goat
- Alpaca
- Bennett's wallaby
- African spurred tortoise
- Radiated tortoise*
- Burmese black mountain tortoise*
- False gharial*
- Swan goose
- Caribbean flamingo
- Rockhopper penguin
- Gentoo penguin
- Common squirrel monkey
- White faced saki
- Golden lion tamarin
- Hoffman's two-toed sloth
- Fishing cat
- Black footed cat
In-game species: Grizzly bear, "lion", Amur tiger, siamang, koala, California sea lion, king penguin, American alligator, Cuvier's dwarf caiman, Galapagos giant tortoise, western lowland gorilla, red kangaroo, ring-tailed lemur, red ruffed lemur, binturong, North Sulawesi babirusa, meerkat, white rhino, reticulated giraffe, plains zebra, ostrich
Might be forgetting one or two, particularly reptiles since it's been some time since the ARC shut down and it's always been my least frequented area.
Greenville Zoo in Greenville, SC
- Greater rhea
- Kunekune pig
- Domestic chicken
- Domestic duck
- Chilean flamingo
- Black swan
- Southern screamer
- Alligator snapping turtle
- Ocelot
- Masai giraffe
- Bat-eared fox
- Schmidt's guenon
- Angolan colobus
- Geoffroy's spider monkey
Started to cap off South Carolina and do its final AZA zoo, Lowcountry Zoo, but they have a lot of domestics and waterfowl that I'm not sure on. The most notable ones aside from those would be gray fox, North American river otter, white-tailed deer, and wild turkey, though. American alligator and now red fox, and maybe llama are the in-game species they have.
Takin and Big horn sheep.
Well for me sadly for the game but great IRL my local zoo has a tons of Native Species from the Southern of Mexico, specifically the zoo is on Yucatan
"Zoológico Centenario"
Local Wild Fauna
•Yucatan White-tailed Deer
•Yucatan Spider Monkey
•Yucatan Ocelot
•Mexican Tamandua
•Mexican Crocodile (Moreletti's Crocodile)
•American Crocodile
• Red Brocket Deer
• White-nosed coati
• Great curassow
• American flamingo
• Collared peccary
• Cozumel Raccoon
Global Fauna
• Guanaco
•Aoudad
• Hamadryas Baboon
• Red Deer
• Emu
• African spurred tortoise
• Chital deer
• Mouflon
• Capuchin Monkey ( I don't know how it the name of the species in English)
Replacement species :
Capuchin Monkey>>> Colombian White face Capuchin Monkey
"Zoológico Centenario"
Local Wild Fauna
•Yucatan White-tailed Deer
•Yucatan Spider Monkey
•Yucatan Ocelot
•Mexican Tamandua
•Mexican Crocodile (Moreletti's Crocodile)
•American Crocodile
• Red Brocket Deer
• White-nosed coati
• Great curassow
• American flamingo
• Collared peccary
• Cozumel Raccoon
Global Fauna
• Guanaco
•Aoudad
• Hamadryas Baboon
• Red Deer
• Emu
• African spurred tortoise
• Chital deer
• Mouflon
• Capuchin Monkey ( I don't know how it the name of the species in English)
Replacement species :
Capuchin Monkey>>> Colombian White face Capuchin Monkey
The zoo closest to me is the Tulsa Zoo (Oklahoma, USA). As you’ll see in the list below, I tried to be as species-specific as possible, even with the more obscure inclusions in the zoo’s collection. Unsurprisingly, most of what PZ still lacks in comparison to Tulsa Zoo is birds, reptiles, and fish. On the mammals though, PZ’s roster holds up pretty well, with the only repetitive gaps being primates and domestic stock.
Large Birds:
Large Birds:
- African Pygmy Goose
- American Flamingo
- Baer’s Pochard
- Bald Eagle
- Bali Mynah
- Bearded Barbet
- Beautiful Fruit Dove
- Black-Naped Fruit Dove
- Black-Necked Stilt
- Blue-Crowned Hanging Parrot
- Blue-Winged Teal
- Canada Goose (though not technically a part of their collection, they’re all over the grounds)
- Cattle Egret
- Crested Coua
- Crested Pigeon
- Freckled Duck
- Fawn-Breasted Bowerbird
- Golden-Breasted Starling
- Greenwinged Macaw
- Grey Crowned Crane
- Hyacinth Macaw
- Inca Jay
- Lady Ross’ Turaco
- Maccoa Duck
- Magpie Shrike
- Maleo
- Nicobar Pigeon
- Red-Billed Hornbill
- Red-Crested Turaco
- Red-Fronted Macaw
- Ring-Billed Gull
- Scarlet Ibis
- Scarlet Macaw
- Siamese Fireback Pheasant
- Snowy Owl
- Southern Ground Hornbill
- Southern Screamer
- Speckled Mousebird
- Spectacled Owl
- Spur-winged Lapwing
- Sunbittern
- Tawny Frogmouth
- White Stork
- White-Rumped Shama
- Wompoo Fruit Dove
- Wood Duck
- Wrinkled Hornbill
- Yellow Crowned Night Heron
- Arrau Giant South American River Turtle
- Asian Water Monitor
- Black Tree Monitor
- Burmese Brown Tortoise
- Chinese Alligator
- Chinese Crocodile Lizard
- Desert Tortoise
- Green Anaconda (likely would be an exhibit but I can wish)
- Malaysian Giant Turtle
- Matamata Turtle
- Pancake Tortoise
- Philippine Sailfin Lizard
- Radiated Tortoise
- Smooth-Fronted Dwarf Caiman
- Sulawesi Forest Turtle
- Yellow-Footed Tortoise
- Yellow-Spotted Amazon River Turtle
- Fly River Turtle
- Black Howler Monkey
- Bobcat
- Chinese Muntjac
- Collared Peccary
- Dexter Cow
- Diana Monkey
- Domestic Rabbit
- Dromedary Camel
- Geoffrey’s Marmoset
- Golden-Headed Lion Tamarin
- Jamaican Fruit Bat
- Linnaeus’s Two Toed Sloth
- Long-Tailed Chinchilla
- Lowland Paca
- Miniature Horse
- Miniature Pig
- Naked Mole Rat
- Nigerian Dwarf Goat
- North American River Otter
- Northern Treeshrew
- Seba’s Short-Tailed Bat
- Thick-Tailed Bushbaby
- White-Faced Saki
- White-Tailed Deer
- Arapaima
- Bigtooth River Stingray
- Black-Spot Tang
- Giant Gourami
- Giant Snakehead
- Gold Spotted Rabbitfish
- Iridescent Shark Catfish
- Mata Tang
- Red-Bellied Pacu
- Red Lionfish
- Red-Tailed Catfish
- Ripsaw Catfish
- Silver Arawana
- Coconut Crab
- Black-Breasted Leaf Turtle
- Blue Spiny Lizard
- Bog Turtle
- Brown Sand Boa
- Coahuila Box Turtle
- Common Chuckwalla
- Desert Iguana
- Eastern Box Turtle
- Eastern Indigo Snake
- Emerald Tree Boa
- Eyelash Viper
- Fiji Island Banded Iguana
- Giant Day Gecko
- Girdle-Tailed Lizard
- Grand Cayman Iguana
- Henkel’s Leaf-Tailed Gecko
- Hogg Island Boa
- Hosmer’s Skink
- Indian Python
- Jamaican Boa
- King’s Skink
- Mexican Beaded Lizard
- Neotropical Rattlesnake
- Oustalet’s Chameleon
- Plumed Basilisk
- Prehensile-Tailed Skink
- Reticulated Python
- Roti Island Snake-Necked Turtle
- San Estaban Chuckwalla
- Smoky Jungle Frog
- Southern River Terrapin
- Spotted Turtle
- Tentacled Snake
- Turquoise Dwarf Gecko
- Yellow-Headed Temple Turtle
- Asian Giant Toad
- Blessed Poison Dart Frog
- Dyeing Poison Dart Frog
- Green and Black Poison Dart Frog
- Kaiser Newt
- Yellow Spotted Climbing Toad
- Yellow-Banded Poison Dart Frog
- Blue-Capped Cordon Bleu
- Chestnut-Backed Thrush
- Chinese Hwamei
- Collared Finchbill
- Derbyan Parakeet
- Forsten’s Lorikeet
- Lavender Waxbill
- Mount Apo Lorikeet
- Parson Finch
- Plum-Headed Parakeet
- Red and Yellow Barbet
- Red-Billed Firefinch
- Village Indigobird
- White-Headed Buffalo Weaver
- Yellow-Rumped Caciques
- Bala Sharkminnow
- Banded Archerfish
- Black Sharkminnow
- Boeseman’s Rainbowfish
- Butterfly Splitfin
- Clown Loach
- Flag Cichlid
- Northern Seahorse
- Peacock Clownfish
- Red-Bellied Piranha
- Redhook Silver Dollar
- Redtail Sharkminnow
- Skunk Loach
- Tiger Barb
- Tinfoil Barb
- Bark Scorpion
- Blue Death Feigning Beetle
- Chilean Rose Hair Tarantula
- Costa Rican Zebra Tarantula
- Desert Blonde Tarantula
- Desert Centipede
- Northern Two-Striped Walkingstick
- Pink-Toed Tartantula
- Sea Anemones
- Stripe-Tailed Scorpion
- Sunburst Diving Beetle
- Velvet Ant
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My local zoo Zlín has some pretty rare and obscure animals, only listing those that could work as habitat animals though within current mechanims:
Abyssinian Ground Hornbill
Australian Pelican
Brazilian Bare-faced Tamarin
Burmese Brown Tortoise
Common Squirrel Monkey
Emu
Gelada Baboon
Greater Kudu
Grey Crowned-crane
Guianan Saki
Indian Gaur
Lesser Flamingo
Lesser Rhea
North Island Kiwi
Red-necked Wallaby
Roan Antelope
Silver Gibbon
Sloth Bear
Southern Tamandua
Southern Two-toed Sloth
Vicugna
Wattled Crane
Woolly monkey
White-winged Duck
Saddle-billed Stork
Painted Stork
Northern Screamer
Abyssinian Ground Hornbill
Australian Pelican
Brazilian Bare-faced Tamarin
Burmese Brown Tortoise
Common Squirrel Monkey
Gelada Baboon
Greater Kudu
Grey Crowned-crane
Guianan Saki
Indian Gaur
Lesser Flamingo
Lesser Rhea
Red-necked Wallaby
Roan Antelope
Silver Gibbon
Southern Tamandua
Southern Two-toed Sloth
Vicugna
Wattled Crane
Woolly monkey
White-winged Duck
Saddle-billed Stork
Painted Stork
Northern Screamer
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Excluding aviary birds and exhibit reptiles, Philadelphia is actually pretty well-represented in Planet Zoo, especially with the departures of some of its more niche species like the douc langur we once had. Excluding species that are very close to existing PZ species (e.g. Sumatran orangutan, Humboldt penguin):
White-faced saki monkey
Guianan squirrel monkey
Geoffroy's marmoset
Golden lion tamarin
Pied tamarin
Black-headed spider monkey
Francois' langur
Blue-eyed black lemur
Red-capped mangabey
Lar gibbon
Linnaeus's two-toed sloth
Brazilian porcupine
White stork
Saddle-billed stork
Hamerkop
Emu
Golden pheasant
Temminck's tragopan
Congo peafowl
Cattle egret
Ankole Watusi cattle
Red river hog
Mhorr gazelle
Andean bear
Sloth bear
Maned wolf
West African dwarf crocodile
White-faced saki monkey
Guianan squirrel monkey
Geoffroy's marmoset
Golden lion tamarin
Pied tamarin
Black-headed spider monkey
Francois' langur
Blue-eyed black lemur
Red-capped mangabey
Lar gibbon
Linnaeus's two-toed sloth
Brazilian porcupine
White stork
Saddle-billed stork
Hamerkop
Emu
Golden pheasant
Temminck's tragopan
Congo peafowl
Cattle egret
Ankole Watusi cattle
Red river hog
Mhorr gazelle
Andean bear
Sloth bear
Maned wolf
West African dwarf crocodile
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I'm only going to list the mammals and highlight in bold the ones I really want:
Helsinki Zoo
-European wild cat
-Leopard cat
-Eurasian otter
-European mink
-Barbary macaque
-European pine marten
-Wolverine
-European bison
-Takin
-Markhor
-Bukhara urial
-Eurasian brown bear
-Wild boar
-Pere David's deer
-Muskox
-Emu (I know it's a bird but it's not in an aviary)
-Bennett's wallaby
-White lipped peccary
-Vicuna
-Mara
-African pigmy goat
-Alpine marmot
-Yak
-Kulan
-Common gundi
-Greater Guinea pig
-Pallas's cat
-Azara's agouti
-Dwarf mongoose
-Black lemur
-White faced saki
-Pygmy marmoset
-Godlen lion tamarin
-Emperor tamarin
-Bank mole
-Eurasian harvest mouse
-Margay (they say there's one, but I've never seen it in 3 years)
Helsinki Zoo
-European wild cat
-Leopard cat
-Eurasian otter
-European mink
-Barbary macaque
-European pine marten
-Wolverine
-European bison
-Takin
-Markhor
-Bukhara urial
-Eurasian brown bear
-Wild boar
-Pere David's deer
-Muskox
-Emu (I know it's a bird but it's not in an aviary)
-Bennett's wallaby
-White lipped peccary
-Vicuna
-Mara
-African pigmy goat
-Alpine marmot
-Yak
-Kulan
-Common gundi
-Greater Guinea pig
-Pallas's cat
-Azara's agouti
-Dwarf mongoose
-Black lemur
-White faced saki
-Pygmy marmoset
-Godlen lion tamarin
-Emperor tamarin
-Bank mole
-Eurasian harvest mouse
-Margay (they say there's one, but I've never seen it in 3 years)