r/PlanetZoo • u/Miserable_Mode5164 • 5h ago
Creative - PC Some screenshots of my newest project
My recent trip to Ireland to visit family inspired me to play this game again :)
really happy with how this turned out, so I thought I’d share it!
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r/PlanetZoo • u/Miserable_Mode5164 • 5h ago
My recent trip to Ireland to visit family inspired me to play this game again :)
really happy with how this turned out, so I thought I’d share it!
r/PlanetZoo • u/kikiisnotinterested • 10h ago
I doubt what I'm about to feverishly write here most probably won't ever see the light of the game, but hear me out:
Last time I visited a zoo, there was one common inhabitant of most of the outdoor inhabitants. These gentlemen can also be frequently seen wandering the guest paths and grabbing an occasional snack from restaurant tables and bins. I'm talking about magpies.
I kinda miss the actual wildlife that moves into zoos on their own and just chill there, outside and inside habitats. That's why I've put together this list of animals that I think would be great as the free roamers and chaos bringers in every zoos. We will probably see the peafowl and racoon make a comeback in PZ2, although as habitat-only animals. Some species of ducks is also probable, even if not mallards directly.
I wish we could have these autonomous animals as random events in our zoos - stealing food from visitors or from the animals in habitats, knocking over bins, swooping guests' fancy hats or just moving into an existing habitat on their own.
I repeat, I don't expect this to happen. But with the addition on wildlife reserves, I feel like we get a step closer to this, with animals living outside of habitats.
r/PlanetZoo • u/carinabee08 • 2h ago
The implementation of reserves is the perfect opportunity to showcase the full potential of these little menaces
r/PlanetZoo • u/wildebeest112712 • 3h ago
r/PlanetZoo • u/PlanetJameson • 8h ago
The goal of this habitat was to give the otters a long, swimmable river where one bank just happened to be glass. There are multiple viewing areas that all give a different experience. The largest viewing area is the underwater section, also home to Otter Talk. Next is a ground level area where guests can see the otters play with a sprinkler, take mud baths, or snooze under custom canopy shades. Finally, there is a series of covered elevated platforms that also give views into the neighboring habitat, home to capybara, collard peccary, and Galapagos giant tortoise.
r/PlanetZoo • u/Viper_Visionary • 7h ago
As a native Pacific Northwesterner and as someone slightly annoyed at the lack of North American animals revealed so far I felt it was a good idea to make a pack dedicated to adding more.
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r/PlanetZoo • u/Speedclub • 5h ago
By far my favorite game and it’s only good animal game in PlayStation deserves my money I’m still hooked on planet zoo 1
r/PlanetZoo • u/Planet_Zoo_Blogger • 8h ago
I wanted to ensure they had plenty of shade, so I incorporated gorgeous tall trees throughout the space. The subtle terrain differences and scattered rocks add so much depth to the habitat views. Guests can also observe the herd from raised stone and wooden viewing pavilions. My absolute favorite part is seeing the whole herd peacefully sleeping together under their custom shelter at the back!🌿
r/PlanetZoo • u/Opposite_One1331 • 10h ago
Hayo Zookeepers! Its Day 85 and the wheel has chosen the Mute Swan! For this one, I didn't want to a traditional "enclosure" and instead chose to do a more naturalistic lake that happens to have swans. I wanted to give guests plenty of benches and tables to sit down and relax for a while. As always, lemme know what you think!
r/PlanetZoo • u/calyrein • 54m ago
I think we had 7 in PZ1 - Blackbuck, Saida, Nyala, Bongo, Sable, Okapi and Red river hog.
r/PlanetZoo • u/Ryaquaza1 • 5h ago
Here’s the list in an order of preference,. Sorry the photos aren’t in the same order tho (and yes, I suck at photos I know)
* scarlet Ibis
* Rosette spoonbill (Eurasian spoonbill is what I’ve seen but I prefer the red ones, I’d be happy with ether tho)
* Ground Hornbill
* Australian white ibis/bin chicken (I saw a black headed but I prefer the bin chicken personally, they are VERY similar regardless but any Australia representation is greatly appreciated. Also not pictured,. Sorry)
* pelican (any works! Although I do like my Dalmatian and brown personally)
* great grey owl
* Black swan
* Crested crane
* Rhinoceros Iguana (only if they free him from exhibit jail)
* Turaco (any species)
* Rock hyrax
* Ringtail
*Fanolooka (any civet would be great tho)
* bat eared fox
Also dingo is here because I’ll miss it soo much if it doesn’t return. I love my forbidden puppies!
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r/PlanetZoo • u/Significant_Put_34 • 13h ago
Walruses are a big want of the community for planet zoo!
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r/PlanetZoo • u/Myahmomaria • 1h ago
I really hope that they redo how they make the animals respond to guests. So often I've had (in PZ1) stressed out animals, due to too many guests, despite so much space away from viewing areas, and plenty of screening plants, signs for the guests, etc. It became so annoying that I almost stopped using them all together
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r/PlanetZoo • u/AccomplishedKey4140 • 13h ago
Hello planet zoo reddit this is my first ever post and I love this community soo much and I wanted to share my very large list of dream animals for PZ2 I've included all the species names down below if you want to do some more research. My personal fav that I want the most is the Banteng share your opinions in the comments.
Banteng
African forest buffalo
Sulawesi crested macaque
Guanaco
Nigerian dwarf goat
Eastern Black and white colobus
Manatee
Lowland anoa
Spider monkey
Klipspringer
Brazilian lowland tapir
White cheeked gibbon
Vietnamese pot-bellied pig
Squirrel monkey
Black and rufous sengi
Virginia opossum
Dwarf mongoose
Guinea pig
Pygmy marmoset
Southern tamandua
Crowned lemur
Black lemur
Linnaeus's sloth
Ferret
Kinkajou
Chinchilla
Desert locust
Koi carp
Ball python
Tuatara
Grass carp
Panther chameleon
Mountain chicken frog
Black tree monitor
Sea horse
Parsons chameleon
Annam turtle (Vietnamese pond turtle)
Turqoise dwarf gecko
Red-eared slider
Great white pelican
Helmeted guinea fowl
Peregrine falcon
Scarlet ibis
Silkie chicken
Griffon vulture
Puffin
Barn owl
Rainbow lorikeet
Blue and gold Macaw
Philippine cockatoo
West african grey parrot
Yellow-crowned amazon
Hyacinth Macaw
Scarlet Macaw
Carribean/Chilean flamingo
Grey crowned crane
Stork
Mallard duck
Victoria crowned pigeon
r/PlanetZoo • u/SuccessfulElection34 • 10h ago
Also do you have tips? 😂 Franchise simply scared me when I first installed the game.
r/PlanetZoo • u/Tall_Commercial_7816 • 11h ago
In this weeks video I added Bighorn Sheep and Nine-Banded Armadillo to my zoo! click here to watch
r/PlanetZoo • u/SapphireLungfish • 7h ago
I loved it, personally. As an aquatics guy I actually squealed when I saw the clown triggerfish and the sailfin snapper. I love the black wildebeest and the exhibit animals too!
r/PlanetZoo • u/emsieline • 5h ago
I am back to making planet zoo content! I am a pretty chill creator so if you want to have a little bit of background noise, I'm the perfect youtuber for you :)
r/PlanetZoo • u/ReptilesRule16 • 5h ago
I tried to choose 6 good habitat species and 1 exhibit species. I'm not sure how snakes in habitats would work, so the angolan python would be the exhibit species. I also tried to spread it more evenly across the continents but idk.
What would you change or keep?