The ceiling mesh grid is in game not mods at all, I use them all the time for static aviaries and occasionally a ceiling to prevent big cats like a leopard from jumping out the habitat.
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On the edge of the Zoo, next to the Tropical Dome and Suud Amerika region is the Australie region. Famous as being the home to many marsupials, such as the Kangaroo and Wallaby, Australia varies from the hot and dusty outback to the tropical rainforests of Queensland.
Outback Territory houses the Zoos Red Kangaroos and Emus.
Outback Territory houses the Zoos Red Kangaroos and Emus.
At the center of the Australie region is a walkthrough exhibit for Red Necked (also known as Bennett's) Wallaby. Similar to the Kangaroo and Emu exhibit, this enclosure recreates the natural habitat of the species. Visitors can get up close to these popular animals and experiance a walk through the Australian outback.
An area earmarked for a future Tasmanian Devil exhibit, the final exhibit in the Australie region houses the spectacular Southern Cassowary. Almost prehistoric like, this Ratite is famous for its large head casque. The raised viewing area gives visitors a great view into the forest like enclosure for these birds.
Not far from the Base Camp plaza is 'Madagaskar', a journey through one of the most fascinating islands in the world. The main feature of this region is the large walkthrough exhibit 'Nosy Komba'. Known as the island of the lemur, Nosy Komba is a volcanic island off the coast of Madagascar and is home to a number of Lemur species. The walkthrough currently houses Ring Tailed and Black & White Ruffed Lemurs and visitors can see the Lemurs climb above them as they walk along the winding path.
Walking through the research station style housing area, visitors can see into the Lemurs indoor quarters which they have access to at all time.
Walking through the research station style housing area, visitors can see into the Lemurs indoor quarters which they have access to at all time.
The main predator of the Lemur, the Fossa, is a cat like mammal that like the Lemur is endemic to Madagascar. The enclosure features lots of logs for the Fossa to climb on and is heavily planted which allows these carnivores as much privacy as possible.
In a similar enclosure to the Fossa, Red Ruffed Lemurs also live in the Madagascan region of the Zoo. Opened in 1997 the Masoala National Park was created to protect the very wet rainforests of north Madagascar. Red Ruffed Lemurs are critically endagered and places like the Zoo and the National Park work hard to hopefully provide a future for the species.
The central hub of the Zoo surrounds the Market Itampolo cafe. Whilst enjoying the immersive feel of the Zoo, visitors can enjoy the main catering outlets that are placed around the Zoo. Designed to make you feel imersed not just in the animal habitats, the enjoyment of visitors was a high priority upon the opening of the Zoo.
Along with the many exhibits and outlets around the Zoo, visitors can get a unique perspective from 'Wild Ropes', a high rope adventure course in the centre of the Zoo. Providing views across both the Australie and Indo Malaya regions, 'Wild Ropes' is the closest you can get to experiancing what its like to live high amongst the trees.
The rope adventure course was created by Lukas 070
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The rope adventure course was created by Lukas 070
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The Indonesian archipelago is the world's largest archipelagic state, covering over 17,000 islands. The wildlife that calls this part of the world home are some of the rarest and most endangered species on the planet. The 'Indo Malaya' region of the Zoo takes you on a journey via islands and even a rope bridge.
A large moated habitat for Buffalo and Deer welcomes you into this region of the Zoo.
A large moated habitat for Buffalo and Deer welcomes you into this region of the Zoo.
With the distinctive tusks of the male, The North Sulawesi Babirusa (also known as Deer Pig) are pigs native to the island of Sulawesi. These pigs live in tropical forests and are sadly threatened by deforestation.
