I already wished meerkats but I forgot about these three which would be great to have them!
The Quokka is an Australian animal which smiles!!! They on a specific island too and people love to visit them, because they are nice and funny - they are called "the happiest animal on planet earth". Tje both Australian animals, Quokkas and Wombats, look like little bears, but they are marsupials like kangaroos.
Koalas I don't know why there shouldn't be Koalas in their Eukalyptus Trees in the zoo they would fit the Australian Continet too and they are sooo fluffy!
Sloths are animals from Middle-/South-America and would fit the Tropical theme even when there are speculations they could be arctic too! Sloths are not as "lazy" as people think, they sleep 15-20 hours YES , but in mating time or by danger they acually can be very fast, so the slow animal can make 1-2 km in one hour ... I would love to see them in the game too!!!
All animals I listed here are very special to their locations, I hope these pictures help they get voted and maybe make it to the game!
The Quokka is an Australian animal which smiles!!! They on a specific island too and people love to visit them, because they are nice and funny - they are called "the happiest animal on planet earth". Tje both Australian animals, Quokkas and Wombats, look like little bears, but they are marsupials like kangaroos.
Koalas I don't know why there shouldn't be Koalas in their Eukalyptus Trees in the zoo they would fit the Australian Continet too and they are sooo fluffy!
Sloths are animals from Middle-/South-America and would fit the Tropical theme even when there are speculations they could be arctic too! Sloths are not as "lazy" as people think, they sleep 15-20 hours YES , but in mating time or by danger they acually can be very fast, so the slow animal can make 1-2 km in one hour ... I would love to see them in the game too!!!
All animals I listed here are very special to their locations, I hope these pictures help they get voted and maybe make it to the game!
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