Zoo Constructinator

Zoo Constructinator is a buisness tycoon game being developed by CrakaboLazy4090. The game has been released, and is gaining additional content later on. The game is on Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, Playstation 4, and PC.
==Gameplay==
The goal of Zoo Constructinator is to build and manage a zoo by building exhibits to accomondate various animals, while keeping your animals and guests happy. To keep animals happy, you need to build a good exhibit, with the right biome, a good amount of size, food, shelter, enrichment, and social. Guest happiness is determined by food, water, bathrooms, and, of course, entertainment. Your guests will want a variety of animals in your zoo. Souviners can also help give your guests a boost in entertainment. Scenery is also helpful, as benches allow you guests to rest, trash cans allow you to reduce trash being dropped on the paths, and donation boxes allow guests to donate money to you. Keeping guests and animals happy will net you a steady cashflow. 
The player is able to go into two modes, Guest View and Zoo View. Zoo View allows you to build objects, get animals, among other things. In Guest View, the player can walk around the zoo, take care of animals, and clean up trash.
The game features 3 main modes, Campaign, Sandbox, and Challenge. Campaign spans several levels, andinstructs you in managing a pre-built zoo, meeting several goals to complete them. Completing various campaign levels allows you to unlock new scenery, buildings, and even animals. Sandbox allows you to build your zoo on a blank slate, with unlimited money, and everything unlocked at the start (excluding things needing to be unlocked in Campaign). Challenge is similar to Sandbox mode, as you start on a blank slate, but you have limited money, and have to unlock everything through a fame system.
===Fame System===
The game features a Fame System. As you add animals, entertain guests, and do other things, your fame will go up. Once it goes up enough, you'll go up a level. Every level, you unlock animals, buildings, and other things. It goes from Level 1 to Level 10.
===Staff===
To help manage your zoo, you are able to hire various staff members. After building their corresponding building, your able to hire them. You should make sure to give then plenty of work, while giving them money that corrosponds with the amount of work they are given. If you don't give them enough work, or pay them too little, they may hate their job, and may even quit. The game features various staff members.
*Zookeepers: Zookeepers are the most important staff members. Their job is to take care of the animals, be it refilling feeders, or cleaning the animals.
*Janitors: Janitors walk around the park, cleaning up any trash cans, or any trash that's on the ground.
*Animal Breeder: Animal Breeders can be assigned to certain exhibits, and allow animals to breed in them, as long as there is a happy male and female.
*Tour Guides: Tour Guides are able to guide guests to exhibits, and educate them about the animals. They are useful, as they increase guest entertainment, and increase the chance that a guest will donate money.
===Zoopedia===
The Zoopedia is a useful book filled with information on plants, animals, and buildings. It's useful if you'd like to know more on the game, or more information on animal you are planning on placing.
==Campaign==
===Zookeeper in Training===
This easy campaign series will help you train what you know so far. 
Name 	Description	Goals	Prizes
Start-Up Zoo: Pt. 1	
*Location: US East Coast	
*Place each animal from its crate into the appropriate exhibit.
*Run the zoo for a month and ensure that all of the animals are happy by that time.	Nothing
Start-Up Zoo: Pt. 2	
*Location: US East Coast	
*Create a suitable habitat for the Plains Zebras.
*Meet the basic needs of the zebras.
*Construct a Fast Food stand.
*Take a photo of the a zebra running, and a picture of a zebra using a Scratching Post.	Nothing
Start-Up Zoo: Pt. 3	
*Location: US East Coast	
*Raise $5000 dollars in donations.	
===Conservation Efforts===
This campaign series will have you help with conserving animals and their endangered populations. 
Name	Description	Goals	Prizes
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===The World===
This campaign series will have you build zoos themed around certain areas of the world. 
Name 	Description	Goals	Prizes
American Animal Reserve	
*Location: Canada	
*Construct a zoo with at least 8 North American or South American animals.
*Give all of the animals a suitable habitat and treat their needs.	
Eurasian Animal Reserve	
*Location: ?	
*Construct a zoo with at least 10 European or Asian animals, at least two of which need to be Endangered.
*Give all of the animals a suitable habitat and treat their needs.	
African Animal Safari 	
You've been hired by a group of conservationists to build a safari and bring awareness to African animals.
*Location: Kenya	
*Construct a zoo with at least 12 African animals, at least three of which need to be Endangered.
*Give all of the animals a suitable habitat and treat their needs.
*Construct a Jeep Tour that features at least 12 African animals.
*Make at least _ in donations.	Jeep Tour
===Preventing Animal Abuse ===
This campaign series will have you build zoos so these abused animals will have a safe home. 
Name 	Description	Goals	Prizes
African Elephant Rescue	
A group of African elephants were scheduled to be culled by an unknown organization due to overpopulation. Instead, they've decided to offer the elephants to you, and give them a suitable habitat.
*Location: 	
*Create an exhibit to house 4 elephants. 
*Give all of the elephants a suitable habitat and treat their needs.	
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A zoo with a very infamous reputation, lovingly nicknamed "The Death Zoo", this zoo has had many claims of animal abuse and mistreatment. It's your job to turn a new leaf, forget the zoo's reputation, and give the animals a better home.
*Location: Indonesia	
*Make sure none of the animals die.
*Give all of the animals a suitable habitat and treat their needs.
*Reach Zoo Fame Level 8.	
===Saving the Giant Panda===
This campaign will only be completed once the other four campaign serieses have been completed. 
Name 	Description	Goals	Prizes
Saving the Giant Panda	
Very few zoo are able to adopt giant pandas, and luckily, this one was able to. Are you able to prove that you are able to take care of these endangered animals?
*Location: China	
*Build a suitable habitat for the Giant Pandas.
*Treat the Giant Panda's needs.
*Have them make at least 1 baby.
*Raise the Zoo fame to Level 10.
*Make at least _ in donations.	Panda Fountain
==Animals==
Zoo Constructinator features a wide variety of animals, found all across the world. Each animal has specific habitat requirements, that must be accomplished to keep the animal happy, including a specific habitat. Animals that are Bolded need to be unlocked in campaign mode.
===Polar===
The Polar biome is located around the poles, and are known for being extremely cold. Very little plant life is found in this biome, and sheets of ice cover the ocean waters. Despite the low temperatures, a few animals are able to live in this frigid biome.
Prominent Examples: Antarctica, Arctic Ocean
Picture	Name 	Level	Zoopedia
 	Caribou 	1 	
The Caribou (Rangifer tarandus), also known as the Reindeer, is a species of deer. Female caribous reach 162–205 cm (64–81 in) in length and weigh 80–120 kg (180–260 lb), while males reach 180–214 cm (71–84 in) in length and usually weighing 159–182 kg (351–401 lb). Caribous are the only deer species where both sexes have antlers, which can reach up to 100 cm (39 in) in width and 135 cm (53 in) in beam length.
Caribous are found around the Arctic Circle. They live in herds, and often migrate extreme distances, feeding on lichens, grasses, and sedges. They change their body compostion within the seasons, as an example, non-breeding females have a higher body mass than breeding females, allowing them to focus energy on storage for colder months, rather than lactation and reproduction.
The Caribou is Vulnerable as of now. Though widespread overall, various subspecies are quite rare. Human development, hunting and weather changes have cause various subspecies to go extinct. They have been domesticated by humans, and are used as draught animals and milk. They are best associated with Christmas, in which they pull Santa's sleigh through the sky, helping Santa deliver gifts to children.
The Caribou can be unlocked by completing the campaign, _.
 	Emperor Penguin	2 	
The Emperor Penguin (Aptenodytes forsteri) is a species of penguin. They are the tallest and heaviest species of penguin, reaching a height of 122 cm (48 in) and weighing 22 to 45 kg (49 to 99 lb). They are mainly black, with a white underbelly, and bright-yellow ear patches.
Emperor Penguins are found across the continent of Antarctica. Like other penguins, they are adapted to a marine habitat, swimming under the water to hunt for fish and other aquatic creatures. They breed during the winter, trekking 50–120 km (31–75 mi) over the ice to breeding colonies, which often consist of thousand of members. 
The Emperor Penguin is Least Concern as of now, however due to declining food availability and climate change, they could become threatened overtime.
 	Polar Bear 	6 	
The 'Polar 'Bear (Ursus martinius) is a species of bear. They are the largest living species of bear, with males reaching 350–700 kg (772–1,543 lb), while females reaching half that size. They have a completely white coat.
The Polar Bear is native to the Arctic Circle. They are adapted for its cold area, being the only bear that eats almost exclusively meat, and being the only bear that swims in saltwater. They like eating seals.
The Polar Bear is Vulnerable as of now. This is because of habitat loss as a result of climate change.
===Alpine===
As one of the highest biomes in the world, the Alpine is at such a high elevation, that trees are unable to grow on it. This is because the climate, recieve via the altitude, is too cold and windy. These biomes are found worldwide, on the peaks of the highest mountains.
Prominent Examples: Himalayas, American Cordillera, Alps, Andes
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 	Markhor 	3 	
The Markhor (Capra falconeri) is a species of wild goat. Compared to other goats, they are quite large, reaching a height of 26 to 25 in (65 to 155 cm). They are best known for their horns, which have a unique spiral, and can grow up to 160cm (63 in) long. 
Markhors are found across South Asia, found between 600 and 3,600 meters in elevation. They are adapted to this mountainous terrain, eating from both trees and shrubs. During mating season, males fight eachother by using their horns to push eachother from balance.
The Markhor is Least Concern as of now. Though poaching and habitat destruction are common, conservation has helped keep their population at a stable level.
 	Snow Leopard	8 	
The Snow Leopard (Panthera uncia) is a species of big cat. It's best known for its snow white fur. They are smaller than the other cats in the Panthera genus, reaching a shoulder height of 56 cm (22 in), and ranging in head to body size from 75 to 150 cm (30 to 59 in).
The Snow Leopard is found across the Himalayas, Siberia, and parts of Central Asia. They are typically found in cold and mountainous habitats, living solitary lives, hunting for any meat they can find, including carrion. 
The Snow Leopard is Vulnerable as of now. They are threatened by poaching and illegal trade of their skins.
===Taiga===
The Taiga, also known as the Boreal Forest, is the world's largest terrestrial biome. They are found in sub-polar latitudes, below the Arctic Circle. Trees in this biome are almost always conifers, and are usually short and stubby due to the cold.
Prominent Examples: Canadian Forests, Siberia
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 	Gray Wolf 	5 	
The Gray Wolf (Canis lupis) is a species of canine. They are the largest of all the canines,  with males averaging 43–45 kg (95–99 lb) and females 36–38.5 kg (79–85 lb). As their name implies, they have a mostly gray coat.
Gray Wolves are found across North American and Eurasia. They are quite social, living in packs, are able to hunt down large prey, and have a unique communication system. 
Gray Wolves are Least Concern as of now. They are one of the most widely distributed animals, living across 3 continents. Though they were exterminated in Europe, their populations have increased ever since.
 	Grizzly Bear 	7 	
The Grizzly Bear (Ursus arctos horribilis) is a species of brown bear. Their average total length is 198 cm (6.50 ft), with an average shoulder height of 102 cm (3.35 ft). They are typically brown, and feature a unique hump on their back.
Grizzly Bears are found across North America, mostly in Canada, Alaska, and the Northwestern U.S. They are normally solitary, except for females and cubs. They are normally omnivorous, eating both meat and plant matter. They hibernate from 5-7 months each year.
The Grizzly Bear is Least Concern as of now. Though their numbers have decreased in the past, their populations have been rising ever since.
 	Moose 	1 	
The Moose (Alces alces), known as the Elk in Eurasia, is a species of deer. Currently, it's the largest and heaviest species of deer, standing 1.4–2.1 m (4.6–6.9 ft) high at the shoulder. Only males have antlers, like most deers, which are flat and feature points along the outer edges. These antlers are able to spread up to more than 200 centimeters (79 in).
Moose are found across both North America and Eurasia, living everywhere from temperate forests to subarctic areas. They are herbivorous, feeding on grass, trees, and even aquatic plants.
The Moose is Least Concern as of now. conservations efforts have increased their numbers,but the moose population is declining rapidly in North America, as of the 1990s. However, they are widespread in Eurasia
 	Siberian Tiger	10 	
The Siberian Tiger (Panthera tigris altaica') is a subspecies of tiger. It is considered the largest tiger, with a body length of 350 cm (140 in) and a weight of 300 kg (660 lb). Like all other tigers, the majority of their fur is orange and white, with black stripes.
Siberian Tigers are native to Siberia. They are solitary, with the only groups between them being mothers and cubs. They prefer to hunt various unglates, stalking them and using their fur as camoflague. They have been seen sighted attacking bears, and also interacted with wolves.
The Siberian Tiger is Endangered as of now. Their main threat is excessive poaching, though conservation efforts have increased their numbers.
The Siberian Tiger can be unlocked by completing the campaign, _.
===Temperate Forest===
Temperate Forests are found across the world, and are often found in warm and rainy climates. They dominated by broadleaf decidouous trees, though mixed forests exist, with a mixture of broadleaf and coniferous trees. 
Prominent Examples: Appalachian Mountains, East Australian Forests
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 	Asian Black Bear	4 	
The Asian Black Bear (Ursus thibetanus) is a species of bear. They reach a height of 70–100 cm (28–39 in), and and length of 120–190 cm (47–75 in). As their name implies, they have a black coat, along with a white V-shaped chest mark.
Asian Black Bears are found around Asia, including Taiwan, Japan, Pakistan, the Himalayas, Russia, China, and the Korean Peninsula. They may live in family groups, spending half of their life in trees. They eat both plants and meat and they hibernate from November to March.
The Asian Black Bear is Vulnerable as of now. Their main threat is habitat destruction, and farming for their bile, which is used in some traditional Chinese medicines.
 	Giant Panda 	10 	
The Giant Panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca) is a species of bear. They reach a height of 60 to 90 cm (2.0 to 3.0 ft) tall at the shoulder. This makes it the smallest living species of bear, besides the Sun Bear. It has a unique coat with black covering its eyes, ears, and limbs. The rest in a white color.
Giant Pandas are found in the Sichuan province of China. Despite being classified as a carnivoran (along with other bears) it is primarily herbivorous, almost exclusivley eating bamboo. However, due to their digestive system and genes, both of which favor a carnivorous diet, their diet offers little energy and protein.
The Giant Panda is Vulnerable as of now. They are mainly threatened by poaching and habitat loss. However, due to their popularity, millions of dollars have been spent to conserve them.
 	Koala 	5 	
The Koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) is a species of arboreal marsupial. They have a body length of 60–85 cm (24–33 in) and a weight of 4–15 kg (9–33 lb). Their fur can be silver, gray, chocolate brown. 
Koalas, like almost all other marsupials, are found on the continent of Australia. They inhabit eucalypt woodlands, and almost exclusively eat their leaves. Koalas are asleep most of the day, and are asocial, with bonding only existing with mothers and children.
The Koala is Vulnerable as of now. Its population has been greatly reduced as of recently due to habitat loss.
 	Red Panda 	8 	
The Red Panda (Ailurus fulgens) is a species of small mammal. They measure 50 to 64 cm (20 to 25 in) from head to body, with a 28 to 59 cm (11 to 23 in) tail. Males weigh 3.7 to 6.2 kg (8.2 to 13.7 lb) and females 3 to 6.0 kg (6.6 to 13.2 lb).
Red Pandas are native to the Himalayas and China. They are territorial and solitary, except during mating season. They often forage in trees, eating bamboo and also birds, small mammals, egg, and flowers.
The Red Panda is Endangered as of now. Their main threats are hunting and deforestation.
===Rainforest===
Tropical Rainforests are usually found around the equator, and are known for being hot and humid. Despite however, they have large amounts of rainfall, and in combination with the sunlight, allows for one of the most diverse ecosystems to take place. Rainforests have several lays of vegetation, and many animals are adapted to each of them.
Prominent Examples: Amazon Rainforest, Congo Basin, Western Ghats
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 	Asian Elephant 	6 	
The Asian Elephant (Elephas maximus) is a species of elephant. Males are about 2.75 m (9.0 ft) tall at the shoulder and 4 t (4.4 short tons) in weight, while females are smaller at about 2.4 m (7.9 ft) at the shoulder and 2.7 t (3.0 short tons) in weight. They differ from African Elephants as they have smaller ears, and only one "finger" on their trunks.
Asian Elephants are found across the Indian Subcontinent and Indonesia. Females and calves live in groups, though males leave these groups upon reaching adolescense. They feed on various plants.
Asian Elephants are Endangered as of now. Their main threats are poaching, habitat destruction, and illegal importing.
The Asian Elephant can be unlocked by completing the campaign, _.
 	Bengal Tiger 	7 	
The Bengal Tiger (Panthera tigris tigris) is a subspecies of tiger. It's the national animal of India and Bangladesh. Besides the Siberian Tiger, the Bengal Tiger is the largest tiger, reaching a length of 270 to 310 cm (110 to 120 in), and weighing up to 325 kg (717 lb). Like all other tigers, the majority of their fur is orange and white, with black stripes.
Bengal Tigers are native to the Indian Subcontinent. They are solitary, with the only groups between them being mothers and cubs. They prefer to hunt various unglates, stalking them and using their fur as camoflague.
The Bengal Tiger is Endangered as of now. Its main threats are poaching and habitat destruction.
 	Bornean Orangutan	9 	
The Bornean Orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus) is a species of great ape. Males weight an average of 75 kg (165 lb), while females weight an average of 38.5 kg (85 lb). They have a distinct body shape, long arms, an orange coat and grey skin.
Bornean Orangutans are native to Borneo. They are mostly solitary, living most of their lives in trees. They eat various food, from fruits, to leaves, to eggs, to insects. 
The Bornean Orangutan is Critically Endangered as of now. Their main threats are habitat destruction, poaching and pet trade. 
The Bornean Orangutan can be unlocked by completing the campaign, _.
 	Common Chimpanzee	7 	
The Common Chimpanzee (Pan trogolodytes) is a species of great ape. They weigh between 40 and 65 kg (88 and 143 lb) and measure about 63 to 94 cm (25 to 37 in). They are covered in black hair, but have a bear face, hands and feet.
Common Chimpanzees are native to the rainforests of Africa. They live in large groups, and are able to use tools, such as sticks and rocks. They also hunt small monkeys.
The Common Chimpanzee is Endangered as of now.  Habitat destruction, poaching, and disease are main threats to their populations.
 	Jaguar 	4 	
The Jaguar (Panthera onca) is a species of big cat. It reaches a size of 1.12 to 1.85 m (3.7 to 6.1 ft) in length, and 56–96 kg (123–212 lb) in weight. Females are 10-20 percent smaller than males.
Jaguars are found across Central and South America. They are the only true big cat that is native to the Americas. They are an keystone species, controlling the population levels of various herbivorous animals. They are solitary, outside of mothers and cubs.
Jaguars are Least Concern as of now. Their main threats are hunting and deforestation.
 	Lowland Bongo 	1 	
The Lowland Bongo (Tragelaphus eurycerus eurycerus) is a species of antelope. It's one of the largest forest antelopes, reaching a height of 1.1 to 1.3 m (3.6 to 4.3 ft) at the shoulder and reaching a length of 2.15 to 3.15 m (7.1 to 10.3 ft). They have a deep chestnut color on their coats, with white stripes on their sides to help with camoflague.
Lowland Bongos are found in Africa. Males are usually solitary, while females with young live in small groups. They are mostly nocturnal due to their timid nature, running away from any predators. They feed on leaves, bushes, vines, bark, grass, roots and fruits.
The Lowland Bongo is Least Concern as of now. Their main threats are illegal hunting and disease. 
 	Malayan Tapir 	3 	
The Malayan Tapir (Tapirus indicus) is a species of tapir. Of the tapirs, it is the largest, growing between 1.8 and 2.5 m (5 ft 11 in and 8 ft 2 in) in length. They weigh 540 kg (1,190 lb). They are mostly black in color, but have a large patch on white on their backs, which helps with camoflague.
The Malayan Tapir is found in Southeast Asia. They are typically solitary, eating shoots and leaves that they find while moving slowly through the forest. They are mostly active at night, though they are not exclusive noctural.
The Malayan Tapir is Endangered as of now. They have no natural predators, but they are dying out due to human activities, such as deforestation and illegal trade.
The Malayan Tapir can be unlocked by completing the campaign, _.
 	Mountain Gorilla 	8 	
The Mountain Gorilla (Gorilla beringei beringei) is a subspecies of gorilla. It's the largest living primate, with males reaching a weight of 195 kg (430 lb), and having an upright standing height of 168 cm (66 in). Females weigh and reach a height that is usually half of the male's.
Mountain Gorillas are native to Africa, living in altitudes from 2,200 to 4,300 metres (7,200 to 14,100 ft). They are primarily herbivorous, and are highly social, living in fairly stable groups. They are generally gentle and shy, but can become aggressive.
The Mountain Gorilla is Endangered as of now. Their main threats are poaching and habitat loss.
 	Okapi 	4 	
The Okapi (Okapia johnstoni) is a species of artiodactyl mammal. It stood 1.5 m (4.9 ft) tall at the shoulder, it had an average body length is about 2.5 m (8.2 ft) and its weight ranges from 200 to 350 kg (440 to 770 lb). It was widely unknown, being called the African unicorn, until its rediscovery during 20th century.
Okapis are native to Africa. They are usually solitary, coming together only when breeding. They feed on trees, leaves, grasses, and fruits, using their long tounges.
Okapis are Endangered as of now. Their main threats are habitat destruction, and poaching. 
 	Ring-Tailed Lemur	6 	
The Ring-Tailed Lemur (Lemur catta) is a species of lemur. It's one of the most recognizable lemurs, due to its long black-and-white ringed tail. It has a total length of 95 and 110 cm (37 and 43 in), and an average weight of 2.2 kilograms (4.9 lb).
Ring-Tailed Lemurs are native to Madagascar. They are highly social, living in groups of up to 30 individuals. They are an opportunistic herbivore, eating mainly fruits and leaves.
Ring-Tailed Lemurs are Endangered as of now. Their main threat is habitat destruction.
===Wetlands===
Wetlands are a biome that is mainly covered in water either permanently and seasonally. Plants in these biomes adapt to this hydric soil, allowing for a great biodiversity. They are found across the world, in the form of swamps, mangrove forests, floodplains, and more.
Prominent Examples: Everglades, Pantanal, Okavango Delta
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 	African Buffalo 	1 	
The African Buffalo (Syncerus caffer) is a species of large bovine. They are a robust species with a shoulder height from 1.0 to 1.7 m (3.3 to 5.6 ft) and a head-and-body length from 1.7 to 3.4 m (5.6 to 11.2 ft). Their horns' bases come very close, forming a "boss".
African Buffalos, as their name implies, are found across Africa. They live in herds, made mostly up of females and their offspring, along with males. They feed on grasses and other vegetation. 
African Buffaloes are Least Concern as of now. They are widespread and have their homes in various protective areas.
 	American Flamingo 	2 	
The American Flamingo (Phoenicopterus ruber) is a species of flamingo. It's a relative of the Greater flamingo and Chilean flamingo, reaching a height of 120 to 145 cm (47 to 57 in). They feature a reddish-pink plumage.
American Flamingos are found across North and South America, along with the Carribean and the Galapagos Islands. Like all flamingos, they filted-feed, feeding on brine shrimp and algae, along with the occasional insect, mollusk, and crustacean. The shrimp they eat is responsible for their pink color.
The American Flamingo is Least Concern as of now. They aren't threatened by any means and their populations is stable in most areas. Note that their global population hasn't been quantified yet.
 	Capybara 	6 	
The Capybara (Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris) is a species of rodent. Currently, it's the largest living rodent, reaching 06 to 134 cm (3.48 to 4.40 ft) in length, stand 50 to 62 cm (20 to 24 in) tall. They feature a barrel-shaped body and webbed feet.
Capybaras are found across South America. They are semi-aquatic, living in dense forests near bodies of water. They are herbivorous, feeding on grass and aquatic plants. While sometimes living in solitary, they are more commonly found in groups.
The Capybara is Least Concern as of now. They aren't threatened, though they are hunted for meat and fur, and their population is stable in most areas.
 	Hippopotamus 	5 	
The Hippopotamus (Hippopotamus ampihibius) is a semiaquatic unglate. After the elephant and rhino, they are the third-largest living land animal, weighing 1,500 kg (3,310 lb) for males,  and 1,300 kg (2,870 lb) for females.
Hippos are found across Africa. As said before, they are semiaquatic. They are not social animals, but stay in large groups regardless. They feed on short grasses, but have rarely been seen eating meat. 
Hippos are quite dangerous. Humans can be seriously injured or can even die from them, as they have powerful tusks. They are also able to capsize small boats, and can outrun humans. Many animals, such as lions avoid these animals entirely.
Hippos are Vulnerable as of now. They threatened because of habitat loss and poaching for meat and ivory.
 	Saltwater Crocodile	3 	
The Saltwater Crocodile (Crocodylus porosus) is a species of crocodile. They are the largest species of crocodile, with males reaching a length of 3.5 to 6 m (11 ft 6 in to 19 ft 8 in) and a weight of 200 to 1,000 kg (440–2,200 lb), and females reaching 2.7 to 3.1 m (8 ft 10 in to 10 ft 2 in) in length and 76 to 103 kg (168 to 227 lb) in weight.
Saltwater Crocodiles are found in India, Southeast Asia, the Phillipines, and Australia. They are the only crocodile known to live in saltwater. They feed on various marine animals, fish, crustaceans, molluscs, up to various birds and mammals. Unlike most crocodilians, who are quite social, they are territorial, and are less tolerant of their own kind.
Saltwater Crocodiles are Least Concern as of now. Though they are hunted, this has had a dramatic decline during the 20th century, and now they have little concern for extinction.
===Grasslands===
The Grassland biome is located around temperate regions of the Earth, and its climate ranges from semi-arid to semi-humid. This biome is dominated by grasses, with some trees and shrubs found within them. Their size and amount typically depend on the rainfall. 
Prominent Examples: Great Plains, Eurasian Steppe, Pampas 
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 	American Bison 	1 	
The American Bison (Bison bison) is a species of bison. They are the largest extant land animal in the Americas, with head-and-body lengths ranging from 2 to 3.5 m (6.6 to 11.5 ft) long, and shoulder heights ranging from 152 to 186 cm (60 to 73 in). They are the national mammal of the of the United States.
The American Bison is found across North America. They live in herds, grazing on grasses and sedges on America's prairies. 
The American Bison is Least Concern as of now. They became nearly extinct due to hunting and disease, but their populations have been increased ever since.
 	Giant Anteater 	2 	
The Giant Anteater (Myrmecophaga tridactyla) is a species of anteater. It's the largest of family, reaching 182–217 cm (5.97–7.12 ft) in length. It quite a unique creature, with a long snout, bushy tail, long claws, and distinctly colored fur.
The Giant Anteater is found in South America. As its name implies, it mainly eats ants and termites, using its claws to dig them up, and using their long tounge to collect them. Unlike other anteaters, which are mostly arboreal, the Giant Anteater is terrestrial. They are mostly solitary, except for mothers and their children.
The Giant Anteater is Vulnerable as of now. Threats include habitat destruction and poaching, though some inhabit protected habitats.
 	Maned Wolf 	6 	
The Maned Wolf (Chrysocyon brachyurus) is a species of canid. They are the largest canid in South America, standing 90 cm (35 in) tall at the shoulder, and having a length of 100 cm (39 in). It's most unique feature are its long legs. Despite its name and look, it isn't a wolf, or a fox.
The Maned Wolf is found in South America. Unlike other canids, such as the Gray Wolf and African Wild Dog, they usually hunt alone. They use their long legs to look over grass, and stalk their prey. 
The Maned Wolf is Least Concern as of now. They are threatened by habitat loss, collisions with cars, and other feral dogs.
 	Przewalski's Wild Horse	6 	
The Przewalski's Wild Horse (Equus przewalskii) is a species of wild horse. They are the last true wild horse living today, reaching a height of 48-56 inches (122-142 cm), a length of 2.1 m (6ft 11in), and weighing around 300 kilograms (660 lb). They are dun in color, with a dark brown mane and a white underbelly.
Przewalski's Horses are found on the steppes of central Asia. They live in small herds, and exhibit normal horse behaviors, having a well-developed fight or flight response, but will act like predators to defend their territory. They'll eat most vegetation in their enviorment.
The Przewalski's Horse is Endangered as of now. Around the 1960s, their populations were decreasing rapidly due to several factors, which caused them to become Extinct in the Wild at the time. However, their populations have been building up ever since, being reintroduced to their natural habitat. 
The Przewalski's Wild Horse can be unlocked by completing the campaign, _.
===Savannah===
Found within the tropics, Savannahs are dominated by various grasses and shrubs, though unlike other tropical grasses, are scattered with trees. Savannahs have a wide variety of plant life, which allows it to support a wide variety of animals.
Prominent Examples: Seregenti, Los Llanos, Terai-Duar
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 	African Bush Elephant	8 	
The African Bush Elephant (Loxodonta africana) is a species of elephant. It's currently the largest living terrestrial animal, reaching a height of 3.96 metres (13.0 ft) tall at the shoulder and 10.4 tonnes (11.5 short tons) in weight. Compared to the Asian Elephant, it has larger ears, has two "fingers" on its trunk, and is overall larger than it.
African Bush Elephants are found across Sub-Saharan Africa, living in plains and grasslands. They are an active and social animal, and are always on the move, searching for food. They are herbivorous, eating from shrubs and trees.
The African Bush Elephant is Vulnerable as of now. Their populations are gradually decreasing, as a result of poaching and human disturbance. 
 	African Lion 	5 	
The African Lion (Panthera leo) is a species of big cat. They are sexually dimorphic, with males having their recognizable mane, while female lack it. Females are 140–175 cm (4 ft 7 in–5 ft 9 in) long, while males are 170–298 cm (5 ft 7 in–9 ft 9 in).
African Lions are found across Africa. Unlike other big cats, they are highly social, live in groups called prides. These prides usually consist of up to 15 lions, no more than 4 males and several females. They hunt a wide variety of animals, from wildebeest to giraffes, though they avoid elephants, rhinos, and hippos. 
The African Lion is Vulnerable as of now. Their main threats are habitat loss and conflict with humans.
 	African Wild Dog 	7 	
The African Wild Dog (Lycaon pictus) is a species of canid. It's the largest canid in the continent of Africa, standing 60–75 cm (24–30 in) in shoulder height. Their coat is brightly colored, with black and yellow all across their body.
African Wild Dogs are found across Sub-Saharan Africa. They are quite social, living and hunting in large groups. They mainly hunt antelopes, working together to take them down in minutes. Pups are often the first of the pack to eat.
The African Wild Dog is Endangered as of now. They are mainly threatened by habitat loss and conflict with humans.
 	Blue Wildebeest 	3 	
The Blue Wildebeest (Connochaetes taurinus) is a species of antelope. They are typically 170–240 cm (67–94 in) in head-and-body length, with an average height of 115–145 cm (45–57 in). Males weigh up to 290 kg (640 lb), and females weigh up to 260 kg (570 lb).
Blue Wildebeests are found across Africa. They stay close to eachother, with males forming bachelor herds. They feed primarily of short grasses.
Blue Wildebeests are Least Concern as of now. Despite deforestation and disease, their population is stable overall.
 	Cheetah 	5 	
The Cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) is a species of large cat. They have a head-and-body length, ranging from 112–150 centimetres (44–59 in), with an average shoulder height of 70–90 cm (28–35 in), and a weight of 21–72 kilograms (46–159 lb). They are the fastest land animal, reaching a speed of 109.4–120.7 km/h (68.0–75.0 mph). 
Cheetahs are found in Africa. They live in small groups, though females usually remain solitary. They use their long speed to chase down their prey, knocking them off their balance. 
Cheetahs are Vulnerable as of now. Their main threats are widelife trafficking and habitat destruction.
 	Ostrich 	4 	
The Ostrich (Struthio camelus) is a species of large flightless bird. They reach 2.1 to 2.8 m (6 ft 11 in to 9 ft 2 in) in height for males, and 1.7 to 2.0 m (5 ft 7 in to 6 ft 7 in) for females. Males usually have black feathers, while females and young males are grayish-brown to white.
Ostriches are found across Africa. They spend winters in solitude or in pair, and in breeding seasons, group up into groups of up to 100 individuals. They feed on short plants, along with insects.
Ostriches are Least Concern as of now. Their population has declined in the last 200 years, most surviving on reserves or farms. However, their range remains very large.
 	Plains Zebra 	3 	
The Plains Zebra (Equus quagga) is a species of zebra. They reach a height of 1.10 to 1.45 m (3.6 to 4.8 ft), and are 2.17 to 2.46 m (7.1 to 8.1 ft) long. Like all zebras, they are striped in black and white colors, which are unique among individuals.
The Plains Zebra is currently the most widespread species of zebra, found across south and eastern Africa. They live in harems, usually consisting of a male and several females, along with their offspring. They are herbivorous, feeding on grasses and other vegetation. The function of their stripes is relatively unknown, though two consensuses for their function is camoflague (though this is redundant seeing as they are noisy and never try to hide themselves) or for identifying eachother.
The Plains Zebra is Least Concern as of now. Though they are hunted for meat and their hide,they are protected in most areas their populations are stable.
 	Reticulated Giraffe 	5 	
The Reticulated Giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis reticulata) is a subspecies of giraffe. Fully grown individuals stand 4.3-5.7 m (14.1-18.7 ft) tall, with males taller than females. Its coat consists of  sharp-edged, reddish brown polygonal patches, divided by a network of thin white lines.
Reticulated Giraffes are native to the Horn of Africa, around Somalia, Ethiopia and Kenya. Like other subspecies of giraffes, they live in groups, and use their long necks to feed off of trees and other vegetation.
The Reticulated Giraffe is Vulnerable as of now. Their main threats are hunting, drought, and disease. 
 	Sable Antelope 	4 	
The Sable Antelope (Hippotragus niger) is a species of antelope. They are about 117–140 cm (46–55 in) at the shoulder for males, while females are slightly shorter. Males typically weigh 235 kg (518 lb) and females 220 kg (490 lb). Both sexes have horns, but female's horns are significantly smaller than the male's. They have a dark brown coat, with white marking on its face. 
The Sable Antelope is native to Africa. They live in herds consisting of 10 to 30 females and calves led by one male, the bull. They feed on grasses and leaves from trees. When facing a predator, they confront them, using their scimitar-shaped horns as weapons.
The Sable Antelope is Least Concern as of now. Their population is stable as of now, though the Giant Sable Antelope, a subspecies, is Critically Endangered due to the Angolan Civil War.
 	Spotted Hyena 	8 	
The Spotted Hyena (Crocuta crocuta) is a species of hyena. They measure 95–165.8 cm (37–65 in) in body length, and have a shoulder height of 70–91.5 cm (28–36 in). Males weighed 40.5–55.0 kg (89–121 lb), while females weighed 44.5–63.9 kg (98–141 lb).
Spotted Hyenas are found in Africa. They live and hunt in groups. Unlike other hyena species, they are primarily predators, and are very efficient at eating their prey, including the ability to digest bones. They often compete against lions for prey.
Spotted Hyenas are Least Concern as of now. Their main threats are habitat loss and hunting.
 	Thomson's Gazelle 	1 	
The Thomson's Gazelle (Eudorcas thomsonii) is a species of gazelle. It's a relatively small gazelle, standing around 55–82 cm (22–32 in) at the shoulder It's coat is a sandy brown, with a white underbelly, and a black band that runs across its body. Both sexes possess horns, though female horns are much smaller than the male's.
Thomson's Gazelles are found around East Africa, living a territorial, social, and migratory life. Males often like to herd the females for themselves. They are herbivorous, eating short grasses that are mowed down by other animals.
The Thomson's Gazelle is Least Concern as of right now. Their population has seen some steep declines in the past, mainly due to hunting and decreasing habitat size. 
 	Warthog 	6 	
The Warthog (Phacochoerus africanus) is a wild species of pig. They had an average head-and-body length of 0.9 to 1.5 m (3.0 to 4.9 ft), and a shoulder height of 63.5 to 85 cm (25.0 to 33.5 in). Females weighed around 45 to 75 kg (99 to 165 lb), while males weighed around 60 to 150 kg (130 to 330 lb. They are identifiable for their two pairs of tusks, and the protective bumps on their face, which resemble warts, hence their name.
The Warthog are found around Africa. They live in groups, occupying a home range. They are omnivorous, eating things such as grasses, fruits, insects, and carrion.
The Warthog is Least Concern as of now. They have no threats to their population, though they are susecptible to drought and hunting.
 	White Rhinoceros 	6 	
The White Rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simim) is a species of rhinoceros. It the largest of all of the rhinoceroses, with a head and body length of 3.7 to 4.5 m (12.1 to 14.8 ft) in males, and 3.4 to 3.65 m (11.2 to 12.0 ft) in females, and a shoulder height of 170 to 186 cm (5.58 to 6.10 ft) for males and 160 to 177 cm (5.25 to 5.81 ft) for females. They are distinguised from the Black Rhinoceros, another rhinoceros species native to Africa, as they have a wider mouth, compared to the Black Rhinoceros' more hooked-shaped mouth.
White Rhinoceros are native to Africa. Out of all of the rhino species, they are the most social, living in herds. Most adult bulls however, are solitary. They prefer feeding on short plant, using their short and wide mouth to graze these plants.
White Rhinoceroses are Least Concern as of now. Their main threats are poaching, as their horns are used in medicines. The Northern White Rhinoceros, a subspecies, is Critically Endangered (Possibly Extinct in the Wild) due to this excessive poaching.
===Scrub===
Scrubs have dry and hot summers and cool and rainy winters. They are noted for being dominated by evergreen shrubs, though woodlands and grasslands are also found. 
Prominent Examples: Chapparal, Mediterranean Basin, Western Cape
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 	Galapagos Giant Tortoise	3 	
The Galapagos Giant Tortoise (Chelonoidis nigra) is a species of tortoise. It's the largest living species of tortoise, weighing up to 417 kg (919 lb). They have one of the longest lifespans of any vertebrae, most living over 100 years. They have a top speed of 0.3 km/h (0.2 mph).
The Galapagos Giant Tortoise is native to the Galapagos Islands. They are cold-blooded, so normally, their day consists of basking in the sun for a few hours, and then eating most of the day. They are herbivorous, eating cacti, berries, grass, melons, and other plant material.
The Galapagos Giant Tortoise is Vulnerable as of now. This is due to overexploitation for meat and oil, agriculture, and the introduction of new species into their home.
 	Komodo Dragon 	4 	
The Komodo Dragon (Varanus komodoensis) is a species of monitor lizard. They are the largest living lizards, reaching 3 meters (10 ft) in length, and weighing up to 70 kilograms (150 lb).
The Komodo Dragon is native on various Indonesian islands, including Komodo, which is the origin of their name. Komodo Dragons are a case of island gigantism, in which an animal increases in size as a result of their enviornment. This size allows them to become the apex predator of these islands, hunting deer and pigs. 
Komodo Dragons are also known for being venomous. They secrete toxic proteins from glands in their lower jaw, which give their saliva and bite a deadly effect. This venom causes blood clotting, lowered blood pressure, muscle paralysis, and hypothermia, all of which leading to unconsiousness for the victim.
The Komodo Dragon is Vulnerable as of now. Illegal poaching has reduced their numbers, but their island homes are being protected.
 	Red Kangaroo 	3 	
The Red Kangaroo (Macropus rufus) is a species of kangaroo. It's the largest living marsupial, with males having a head-or-body length of 1.3–1.6 m (4.3–5.2 ft), and females having one of 85–105 cm (33–41 in). They can leap up to 8–9 m (26.2–29.5 ft), and reach a height of 1.8–3 m (5.9–9.8 ft).
Red Kangaroos are native to Australia. They live in small groups, with the most common being females and their young. They main feed on grass.
The Red Kangaroo is Least Concern as of now. They don't have many threats, and have benefitted from the spread of agriculture and man-made watering holes.
===Desert===
Deserts are known for having extreme teperatures. Deserts are almost always extensively hot, and almost never drop below freezing. Rain only comes a few times a year, and plants are made to hold this water for as long as possible. Despite this drastic enviornment, many animals have adapted to this enviornment.
Prominent Examples: Sahara Desert, Great Australian Desert
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 	Dromedary Camel	1 	
The Dromedary Camel (Camelus dromedarius) is a species of camel. It's the smallest of the three species of camels, with male reaching a height of 1.8–2 m (5.9–6.6 ft) at the shoulder, while females are 1.7–1.9 m (5.6–6.2 ft) tall. It's also shown for having a low amount of hair and a single hump (compared to the Bactrian and wild Bactrian camel, which have much more hair and both feature two humps). Their coat is a shade of brown.
Dromedary Camels are found in the Sahara Desert, and the Middle East (though a population was introduced to Australia). They feed on and roam the desert during the day, living in herds. They are herbivorous animals, feeding on foliage, dry grasses and desert plants.
It's highly adapted for life in the desert, with the ability to use fat stored in its hump to break down nutrients when resources are scarce. It can also regulate its body temperature by pressing against eachother, and are also able to minimize water use by reducing their perspiration, and using their specialized kidneys to minimize water loss.
The Dromedary Camels are Least Concern as of right now. They were domesticated by humans 4,000 years ago, used mainly for transportation and baggage.
 	Gemsbok 	2 	
The Gemsbok (Oryx gazella) is a species of large antelope. They are the largest of the oryxes, standing about 1.2 m (3.9 ft) at the shoulder, and having a body length of 190 to 240 cm (75 to 94 in).
Gemsboks are found in Africa. They live in herds, each having one dominant male. They normally graze, though will browse during drier seasons. 
Gemsboks are Least Concern as of now. Though their hunted for their horns, their population is stable. They've been introduced to United States, and have thrived without any natural predators.
 	Meerkat 	7 	
The Meerkat (Suricata suricatta) are a small species of mongoose. They have an average body length of 35 to 50 centimetres (14 to 20 in), and weight of 0.5 to 2.5 kilograms (1.1 to 5.5 lb).
Meerkats are found in Africa. They live in large underground networks in large colonies. During the day, one or more meerkats will stand sentry, watching for predators and warning other meerkats if any are near. They babysit the young in the group, and groom each other regularly. They are primarily insectivores, along with plants and fungi.
Meerkats are Least Concern as of now. They have no real threats.
Animals that are bolded need to be unlocked in Campaign Mode.
==Animal Care==
These can be placed in animal exhibits to care for their needs.
===Food===
These are what your animal eat.
*Meat Feeding Station: A feeding station filled with animal meat. Great for carnivorous animals.
*Fish Feeding Station: A feeding station filled with live fish. Great for carnivorous animals, along with penguins.
*Shrimp Feeding Station: A feeding station filled with shrimp. Great for animals such as flamingoes and penguins.
*Insect Feeding Station: A feeding station filled with insects. Great for animals such as ostriches and anteaters.
*Fruit Feeding Station: A feeding station filled with fruit. Great for herbivorous animals.
*Vegetables Feeding Station: A feeding station filled with vegetables. Great for herbivorous animals.
*Hay Feeding Station: A feeding station filled with hay. Great for ungulates, and other herbivorous animals.
*Grass & Branches Feeding Station: A feeding station filled with grass & branches. Great for ungulates, and other herbivorous animals.
*Bamboo Feeding Station: A feeding station filled with bamboo. Great for pandas and gorillas.
*Eucalyptus Feeding Station: A feeding station filled with eucalyptus leaves. Great for koalas.
===Shelters===
What animals sleep and stay in.
*Shade Structure: A shade structure. Great for a variety of animals.
*Wooden Shelter: A shelter made of wood. Great for a variety of animals. Comes in small and large sizes.
*Concrete Shelter: A shelter made of concrete. Great for a variety of animals. Comes in small and large sizes
*Stable: A stable. Great for unglates, like horses, antelopes and camels. Comes in small and large sizes.
*Rock Cave: A cave made of rock. Great for a variety of animals. Comes in small and large sizes.
*Meerkat Burrow: A burrow made specifically for Meerkats.
*Giraffe House: A giant shelter made specifically for Giraffes.
*Elephant House: A giant shelter made specifically for Elephants.
===Enrichment Items===
What animals use to entertain and enrich themselves.
*Small Rubber Ball: A small rubber ball. Great for a variety of animals, though preferable for small animals.
*Large Rubber Ball: A rubber ball. Great for a variety of animals, though preferable for larger animals.
*Old Tire: An old tire. Great for a variety of animals.
*Salt Lick: Allows to lick up essential mineral nutrients. Enjoyed mainly by elephants, zebras, and other unglates. 
*Scratching Post: A wooden post covered in rope. Allows cats to scratch it to their heart's content.
*Heated Rock: A heated rock. Great for cats and reptiles.
*Lookout Post: A small lookout tower, allowing animals to get a view of the park. Great for red pandas and primates.
*Stuffed Animal Dummy: A stuffed gazelle. Great for aggressive animals like cats and bears to train their hunting skills.
*Mud Wallow: A pool of mud allowing animals to wallow in it. Great for warthogs, rhinos, and elephants.
*Jungle Gym: A small jungle gym. Great for apes, lemurs, and red pandas.
*Painting Easel: A painting easel and buckets of paint for animals to draw. Great for elephants and apes.
==Buildings==
===Fences===
Fences are important. These keep animals in their enclosures, though can also be used as scenery. Staff Gates can only be used by staff, and are used to get into enclosures or cross into different areas. 
*Staff Gate
*Post & Rope Fence
*Hedge Fence (Normal, Low)
*Chain-Link Fence (Normal, Low)
*Wooden Fence (Normal, Low, Windowed)
*Stone Fence (Normal, Low, Windowed)
*Brick Fence (Normal, Low, Windowed)
*Concrete Fence (Normal, Low, Windowed)
*Iron Bar Fence (Normal, Low)
*Tribal Fence (Normal, Low)
*Jungle Fence (Normal, Low)
*Invisible Boundary (Only Available in Sandbox)
===Paths===
These are what people walk on around the park.
*Asphalt
*Dirt
*Sand
*Stone
*Brick
*Concrete
*Safari
*Jungle
===Buildings===
Buildings are generally used to take care of guests needs. Sometimes, these buildings allow you to pick different items for sale. These will increase its sales, but also it maitenence, depending on which one you sell. The Zoo Keeper Center, Janitor Building, and Animal Breeding Center allow you to hire staff.
*A.T.M.
*Restroom
*Snack Stand (Popcorn, Pretzel, Churro)
*Refreshment Stand (Water, Soda, Slushie)
*Fast Food Restaurant (Value Meal, Normal Meal, Extra Meal)
*Ice Cream Stand (Cone, Sundae, Milkshake) 
*Pizzaria (Cheese Pizza, Pepperoni Pizza, Supreme Pizza)
*Safari BBQ (Rib Tips, Half Rack, Full Rack)
*Rainforest Cafe (Coffee, Ice Coffee, Deluxe Coffee)
*Gift Shop (Souvenir Bags, Postcards, Coffee Mugs)
*Toy Shop (Animal Plushies, Animal Action Figures, Robot Toy Animals)
*Clothes Shop (Zoo Backpack, Zoo Shirt, Zoo Hat)
*Zoo Keeper Center
*Janitor Building
*Animal Breeding Center
*Tour Guide Building
*Jeep Station
**Jeep Path
===Structures===
Structures have many uses. From letting guests, to storing trash, or eintertainment.
*Donation Bin
*Safari Donation Bin
*Jungle Donation Bin
*Bench
*Safari Bench
*Jungle Bench
*Picnic Table
*Safari Picnic Table
*Jungle Picnic Table
*Trash Can
*Recycling Can
*Safari Trash Can
*Jungle Trash Can
*Lamp Post
*Safari Lamp Post
*Jungle Lamp Post
*Gazebo
*Drink Fountain
*Elephant Fountain
*Lion Fountain
*Tiger Fountain
*Safari Fountain
*Jungle Fountain
*Panda Fountain
Bolded Items need to be unlocked in Campaign Mode.
==Foliage==
===Trees===
*Monkey Puzzle Tree (Alpine)
*Eucalyptus Tree (Temperate Forest)
*Banana Tree (Rainforest)
*Cecropia Tree (Rainforest)
*Ceiba Tree (Rainforest)
*Kapok Tree (Rainforest)
*Cypress Tree (Wetlands)
*Mangrove Tree (Wetlands)
*Baobab Tree (Savannah)
*Umbrella Acacia Tree (Savannah)
*Paperbark Tree (Scrub)
*California Palm (Desert)
*Saquaro Cactus (Desert)
===Plants===
*Arctic Moss (Polar)
*Bamboo (Temperate Forest)
*Cattails (Wetlands)
*Papyrus (Wetlands)
*Yucca (Desert)
==DLC==
===Expansion Packs===
Expansion Packs features games add various game features, new animals, plants, and campaign missions. Their prices are usually around $30.
====Added Animals====
The first expansion pack, Added Animals adds new animals and a new animal house mechanic, allowing the player to build aviaries, reptile houses and insect houses.
====Extinction Expansion====
The second expansion pack, Extinction Expansion adds many new animals, all of which are extinct, from the ferocious T-Rex, to the gentle Woolly Mammoth. It also adds new buildings, plants, and campaign missions.
====Aquatic Additions====
The third expansion pack, Aquatic Additions adds many aquatic and semi-aquatic animals, from dolphins, to sharks, to sea turtles. It also adds animal shows, new buildings (including an aquarium) , several new biomes, and new campaign missions.
==Trivia==
*The game is heavily inspired by the Zoo Tycoon franchise.
*All of the Zoopedia's bio information is taken from Wikipedia.
*The base game features a total of 51 animals.
*Several animals planned to appear in the game were scrapped, but were later added to the Added Animals packs. Examples include the Common Peafowl, Japanese Serow, Javan Rhinoceros and Fennec Fox.
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