Zoo planning tools (Part 1): animals by country guide

Going by country is interesting but obviously results in a much higher resolution for some regions (e.g., Europe) than others (e.g., North America, Australia). Perhaps for the largest countries (by area - e.g., Australia, USA, Canada, Russia, India, China) there could be a further reduction of scale? E.g., states, regions or similar?
 
Going by country is interesting but obviously results in a much higher resolution for some regions (e.g., Europe) than others (e.g., North America, Australia). Perhaps for the largest countries (by area - e.g., Australia, USA, Canada, Russia, India, China) there could be a further reduction of scale? E.g., states, regions or similar?
I'd love to, but I don't have the time or resources to do split regions like that. If anyone wants to do this and post it here I will gladly add it to the list.
 
I'd love to, but I don't have the time or resources to do split regions like that. If anyone wants to do this and post it here I will gladly add it to the list.
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Province/TerritoryExtant Habitat SpeciesExtant Exhibit SpeciesRegionally Extinct Species
Ontario
  1. Arctic Fox
  2. Moose
  3. American Beaver
  4. Polar Bear
  5. Reindeer
  6. Timber Wolf
  1. American Bullfrog
Quebec
  1. Arctic Fox
  2. Grey Seal
  3. Moose
  4. American Beaver
  5. Polar Bear
  6. Reindeer
  7. Timber Wolf
  1. American Bullfrog
Nova Scotia
  1. Grey Seal
  2. Moose
  3. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
New Brunswick
  1. Grey Seal
  2. Moose
  3. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
Manitoba
  1. Arctic Fox
  2. Moose
  3. American Beaver
  4. Polar Bear
  5. Reindeer
  6. Timber Wolf
British Columbia
  1. California Sea Lion
  2. Cougar
  3. Dall Sheep
  4. Grizzly Bear
  5. Moose
  6. American Beaver
  7. Reindeer
  8. Timber Wolf
Prince Edward Island
  1. Grey Seal
  2. Moose
  3. American Beaver
Saskatchewan
  1. Grizzly Bear
  2. Moose
  3. American Beaver
  4. Pronghorn Antelope
  5. Reindeer
  6. Timber Wolf
Alberta
  1. American Bison
  2. Moose
  3. American Beaver
  4. Pronghorn Antelope
  5. Reindeer
  6. Timber Wolf
Newfoundland and Labrador
  1. Arctic Fox
  2. Grey Seal
  3. Moose
  4. American Beaver
  5. Polar Bear
  6. Reindeer
  7. Timber Wolf
Northwest Territories
  1. Arctic Fox
  2. Arctic Wolf
  3. Dall Sheep
  4. Grizzly Bear
  5. Moose
  6. American Beaver
  7. Polar Bear
  8. Reindeer
  9. Timber Wolf
Yukon
  1. Arctic Fox
  2. Dall Sheep
  3. Grizzly Bear
  4. Moose
  5. American Beaver
  6. Polar Bear
  7. Reindeer
  8. Timber Wolf
Nunavut
  1. Arctic Fox
  2. Arctic Wolf
  3. Grizzly Bear
  4. Moose
  5. American Beaver
  6. Polar Bear
  7. Reindeer
  8. Timber Wolf
(Will add US and Mexican states later)
 
I'd love to, but I don't have the time or resources to do split regions like that. If anyone wants to do this and post it here I will gladly add it to the list.
StateExtant Habitat SpeciesExtant Exhibit SpeciesRegionally Extinct Species
Alabama
  1. American Alligator
  2. American Beaver
1. American Bullfrog
  1. American Bison
  2. Cougar
  3. Timber Wolf
Alaska
  1. Arctic Fox
  2. California Sea Lion
  3. Dall Sheep
  4. Grizzly Bear
  5. Moose
  6. American Beaver
  7. Polar Bear
  8. Reindeer
  9. Timber Wolf
Arizona
  1. Black-Tailed Prairie Dog
  2. American Beaver
  3. Pronghorn Antelope
  4. Timber Wolf
  1. Hairy Desert Scorpion
  2. Gila Monster
  3. Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
  1. Jaguar
  2. Grizzly Bear
Arkansas
  1. American Alligator
  2. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  2. Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
California
  1. California Sea Lion
  2. Cougar
  3. American Beaver
  4. Pronghorn Antelope
  5. Timber Wolf
  1. Hairy Desert Scorpion
  2. Gila Monster
  3. Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
  1. Grizzly Bear
  2. Jaguar
  3. American Bison
Colorado
  1. American Bison
  2. Black-Tailed Prairie Dog
  3. Moose
  4. American Beaver
  5. Pronghorn Antelope
  6. Cougar
  7. Timber Wolf
1. American Bullfrog
  1. Jaguar
  2. Grizzly Bear
Connecticut
  1. Moose
  2. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  2. Northern Diamondback Terrapin
  1. Timber Wolf
  2. Cougar (May still exist)
Delaware
  1. North American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  2. Northern Diamondback Terrapin
Florida
  1. American Alligator
  2. Cougar
  3. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  1. Timber Wolf
Georgia
  1. American Alligator
  2. American Beaver
Idaho
  1. Cougar
  2. Grizzly Bear
  3. Moose
  4. American Beaver
  5. Pronghorn Antelope
  6. Timber Wolf
  1. Reindeer
Illinois
  1. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  1. American Bison
Indiana
  1. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  1. American Bison
Iowa
  1. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  1. American Bison
Kansas
  1. American Bison
  2. Black-Tailed Prairie Dog
  3. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  2. Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
  1. Timber Wolf
  2. Grizzly Bear
  3. Cougar
Kentucky
  1. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  1. American Bison
Louisiana
  1. American Alligator
  2. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  1. Cougar
Maine
  1. Grey Seal
  2. Moose
  3. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  1. Timber Wolf
  2. Cougar
Maryland
  1. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  2. Northern Diamondback Terrapin
  1. Timber Wolf
  2. Cougar
  3. American Bison
Massachusetts
  1. Grey Seal
  2. Moose
  3. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  2. Northern Diamondback Terrapin
  1. Timber Wolf
  2. Cougar
  3. American Bison
Michigan
  1. Moose
  2. American Beaver
  3. Timber Wolf
  1. American Bullfrog
  1. Reindeer
  2. Cougar
  3. American Bison
Minnesota
  1. Moose
  2. American Beaver
  3. Pronghorn Antelope
  4. Timber Wolf
Mississippi
  1. American Alligator
  2. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  1. American Bison
Missouri
  1. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  1. American Bison
  2. Timber Wolf
  3. Cougar
Montana
  1. American Bison
  2. Black-Tailed Prairie Dog
  3. Cougar
  4. Grizzly Bear
  5. Moose
  6. American Beaver
  7. Pronghorn Antelope
  8. Timber Wolf
  1. Reindeer
Nebraska
  1. Black-Tailed Prairie Dog
  2. Cougar
  3. American Beaver
  4. American Bison
  1. American Bullfrog
  1. Timber Wolf
  2. Grizzly Bear
Nevada
  1. Cougar
  2. Moose
  3. American Beaver
  4. Pronghorn Antelope
  1. Hairy Desert Scorpion
  2. Gila Monster
  1. Timber Wolf
  2. Grizzly Bear
  3. American Bison
New Hampshire
  1. Moose
  2. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  1. Timber Wolf
  2. Cougar
New Jersey
  1. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  2. Northern Diamondback Terrapin
  1. Timber Wolf
  2. Cougar
New Mexico
  1. Black-Tailed Prairie Dog
  2. Cougar
  3. American Beaver
  4. Pronghorn Antelope
  5. Timber Wolf
  1. Gila Monster
  2. Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
  1. Grizzly Bear
  2. Jaguar
New York
  1. Moose
  2. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  2. Northern Diamondback Terrapin
  1. Timber Wolf
  2. Cougar
  3. Reindeer
  4. American Bison
North Carolina
  1. American Alligator
  2. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  2. Northern Diamondback Terrapin
  1. American Bison
  2. Cougar
North Dakota
  1. Black-Tailed Prairie Dog
  2. Cougar
  3. Moose
  4. American Beaver
  5. American Bison
  1. Timber Wolf
  2. Grizzly Bear
Ohio
  1. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  1. Timber Wolf
  2. Cougar
  3. American Bison
Oklahoma
  1. American Bison
  2. Black-Tailed Prairie Dog
  3. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  2. Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
  1. Cougar
  2. Timber Wolf
  3. Grizzly Bear
Oregon
  1. California Sea Lion
  2. Cougar
  3. Moose
  4. American Beaver
  5. Timber Wolf
  1. Grizzly Bear
  2. American Bison
Pennsylvania
  1. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  1. Timber Wolf
  2. Cougar
  3. Moose
  4. American Bison
Rhode Island
  1. American Beaver
  2. Moose
  1. American Bullfrog
  2. Northern Diamondback Terrapin
  1. Timber Wolf
  2. Cougar
South Carolina
  1. American Alligator
  2. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  1. American Bison
  2. Timber Wolf
  3. Cougar
South Dakota
  1. Black-Tailed Prairie Dog
  2. Cougar
  3. American Beaver
  1. Timber Wolf
  2. Grizzly Bear
Tennessee
  1. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  1. American Bison
  2. Cougar
  3. Timber Wolf
Texas
  1. American Alligator
  2. Black-Tailed Prairie Dog
  3. Cougar
  4. American Beaver
  5. Pronghorn Antelope
  1. American Bullfrog
  2. Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
  1. Timber Wolf
  2. Jaguar
  3. Grizzly Bear
Utah
  1. Cougar
  2. Moose
  3. American Beaver
  4. Pronghorn Antelope
  1. Hairy Desert Scorpion
  2. Gila Monster
  1. Grizzly Bear
  2. Timber Wolf
Vermont
  1. Moose
  2. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  1. Timber Wolf
  2. Cougar
  3. Reindeer
Virginia
  1. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  2. Northern Diamondback Terrapin
  1. American Bison
  2. Timber Wolf
  3. Cougar
Washington
  1. California Sea Lion
  2. Cougar
  3. Grizzly Bear
  4. Moose
  5. American Beaver
  6. Pronghorn Antelope
  7. Timber Wolf
West Virginia
  1. American Beaver
  1. American Bullfrog
  1. Timber Wolf
  2. American Bison
  3. Cougar
Wisconsin
  1. Moose
  2. American Beaver
  3. Timber Wolf
  1. American Bullfrog
  1. American Bison
Wyoming
  1. American Bison
  2. Black-Tailed Prairie Dog
  3. Cougar
  4. Grizzly Bear
  5. Moose
  6. American Beaver
  7. Pronghorn Antelope
  8. Timber Wolf
 
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I also made a map using the data; there was one without exhibits somewhere but unfortunately I can't find it right now.
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Personally, its crazy to me how even the best-represented countries (South Africa, the USA, and India) still arguably have species that would help them feel more complete, and it's nuts to me how even with exhibits counted, Oceania, South America, and the Middle East/North Africa lag so far behind some other areas.
 
I also made a map using the data; there was one without exhibits somewhere but unfortunately I can't find it right now.
View attachment 297320
Personally, its crazy to me how even the best-represented countries (South Africa, the USA, and India) still arguably have species that would help them feel more complete, and it's nuts to me how even with exhibits counted, Oceania, South America, and the Middle East/North Africa lag so far behind some other areas.
That's amazing! Could you widen the colour scale? Now it goes from Orange to red, which doesn't highlight gaps enough.
 
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Here's one with better colors! And below, one with only habitat species:

Not bad, South Korea is the only continental country without representation in Planet Zoo (and it's probably due to the poor state of its wildlife).

I found slightly surprising that India is in the top most represented countries and yet I still think we should get more Indian animals!
 
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