Planet Zoo How would you change Planet Zoo’s current animal roster?

My revised 2023 Planet Zoo roster
Standard
Exhibit species:

• Giant Burrowing Cockroach
• Titan Beetle → William's Dwarf Gecko
• Goliath Beetle
• Amazonian Giant Centipede
• Giant Forest Scorpion
• Giant Desert Hairy Scorpion → Tuatara
• Brazilian Wandering Spider → Malagasy Blue Stick Insect
• Goliath Birdeater
• Mexican Red-knee Tarantula → Plumed Basilisk
• Brazilian Salmon Pink Tarantula → Hermann's Tortoise
• Giant Tiger Land Snail
• Golden Poison Frog → Panamanian Golden Frog
• Lehmann's Poison Frog
• Goliath Frog
• Boa Constrictor
• Yellow Anaconda
• Eastern Brown Snake → King Cobra
• Common Death Adder
• Puff Adder
• Western Diamondback
• Green Iguana → Ambon Sailfin Lizard
• Lesser Antillen Iguana
• Gila Monster

Habitat species:

• Aldabra Tortoise → Indian Narrow-headed Softshell Turtle
• Galapagos Tortoise
• Nile Monitor
• Saltwater Crocodile
• Gharial
• Ostrich
• Indian Peafowl
• Greater Flamingo
• Aardvark
• African Bush Elephant
• Indian Elephant
• Ring-tailed Lemur
• Red Ruffed Lemur
• Mandrill
• Japanese Macaque
• Bornean Orangutan
• Bonobo → Mantled Guereza
• Western Chimpanzee
• Western Lowland Gorilla
• Chinese Pangolin
• African Wild Dog
• Timber Wolf
• Formosan Black Bear → American Black Bear
• Grizzly Bear
• Himalayan Brown Bear → Spectacled Bear
• Giant Panda
• Red Panda
• Cheetah
• Snow Leopard
• West African Lion
• Bengal Tiger → Mainland Tiger
• Siberian Tiger → Wisent
• Spotted Hyena
• Plain Zebra
• Indian Rhino
• Baird's Tapir
• Warthog
• Bactrian Camel
• Pronghorn
• Reticulated Giraffe
• Okapi
• Bongo
• Nyala
• African Buffalo
• American Bison
• Sable Antelope
• Gemsbok
• Black Wildebeest → Blue Wildebeest
• Springbok
• Hippo

Deluxe

• Komodo Dragon
• Pygmy Hippo
• Thomson's Gazelle → Blackbuck

Anniversary

• Black-and-white Ruff Lemur → Aye Aye
• Red Deer → Dromedary
• Collared Peccary

Arctic Pack

• Arctic Wolf → Arctic Fox
• Polar Bear
• Reindeer
• Dall Sheep

South America Pack

• Red-eyed Tree Frog → Pygmy Marmoset
• Giant Anteater
• Columbian White-faced Capuchin → Black Howler
• Jaguar
• Llama → Guanaco

Australia Pack

• Eastern Blue-tongued Lizard
• Southern Cassowary
• Koala
• Red Kangaroo
• Dingo → Eastern Quoll

Aquatic Pack

• Diamondback Terrapin → Moon Jelly
• Cuvier's Dwarf Caiman
• King Penguin
• Grey Seal
• Giant Otter

Southeast Asia Pack

• Giant Malaysian Leaf Insect
• Proboscis Monkey
• Ussuri Dhole → Dhole
• Sun Bear
• Binturong
• Clouded Leopard
• Malay Tapir
• North Sulawesi Babirusa

Africa pack

• Sacred Scarab Beetle → Parson's Chameleon
• African Penguin → Secretary Bird
• Fennec Fox
• Meerkat
• Southern White Rhino

North America Pack

• American Bullfrog → Texas Blind Salamander
• American Alligator
• Black-tailed Prairie Dog
• American Beaver
• Arctic Fox → Musk Ox
• California Sea Lion
• Cougar
• Moose

Europe Pack

• Fire Salamander
• European Badger
• Eurasian Lynx
• Fallow Deer
• Alpine Ibex

Wetland Pack

• Danube Crested Newt → Mata Mata Turtle
• Spectacled Caiman → Alligator Snapping Turtle
• Red-crowned Crane
• Platypus
• Capybara
• Small-clawed Otter
• Wild Water Buffalo → Shoebill
• Nile Lechwe

Conservation Pack

• Axotol
• Siamang
• Amur Leopard
• Przewalski's Horse
• Scimitar Oryx

Twilight Pack

• Egyptian Fruit Bat → Large Flying Fox
• Common Wombat
• Red Fox
• Northern Raccoon
• Striped Skunk

Grassland Pack

• Menelaus Blue Morpho
• Cloudless Sulphur
• Old World Swallowtail
• European Peacock
• Monarch
• Emu → Greater Rhea
• Red-necked Wallaby
• Nine-banded Armadillo
• Maned Wolf
• Striped Hyena
• Caracal
• Blue Wildebeest → Black Rhino

Tropical Pack

• Brown-throated Sloth (change to Habitat species）
• Asian Water Monitor → Golden Lion Tamarin (Walkthrough Exhibit species)
• Lar Gibbon
• Fossa
• Red River Hog

Arid Animal Pack

• Desert Horned Viper → Egyptian Fruit Bat
• African Crested Porcupine
• Sand Cat
• Somali Wild Ass
• Black Rhino → Hamadryas Baboon
• Dromedary → Great Bustard
• Addax
• Dama Gazelle

Oceania Pack

• Spectacled Flying Fox → Sugar Glider
• Northern Island Brown Kiwi
• Blue Penguin → Takahe
• Tasmanian Devil
• Quokka → Matschie's Tree Kangaroo

Eurasia Pack

• Hermann's Tortoise → Red-and-white Giant Flying Squirrel
• Mute Swan
• Sloth Bear
• Wolverine
• Wild Boar
• Wisent → Chinese Giant Salamander
• Takin
• Saiga Antelope

 

TBH I always wondered why the animals in game were either categorized so specifically or so vaguely. If I were to set up a species roster, I wouldn’t use specific populations (Bengal Tiger, western chimp, timber wolf, etc) to allow for more uses of animals for the general player base. For example, building European sections is always awkward since you have to include timber wolves and grizzly bears…

 

I feel like when people complain about not having polar bears and red kangaroos in the base game, they kinda miss the whole point of the DLCs. I agree it’s ridiculous, but for 5 animal DLCs, in order to motivate people to get them you have to include those iconic withheld species. I don’t think that the dlcs would be marketable without them.

Given the chance, I’d go for ZT2 style dlcs any day over planet zoo style DLCs. That’s just my take.

Also, remember, the game isn’t 100% trying to cater to the needs of the zoo nerd fan base. The general public won’t care about a dlc with only species they’ve never heard of. They need big name species to advertise.

 

I really like it but the only thing If I could I would add the California condor on to the conservation pack.

 

If I were to make the base game roster, I’d include jaguar, polar bear, california sea lion, king penguin, koala, red kangaroo, fennec fox, baboon, giant anteater, otter, etc etc but I think that’s already been discussed enough.

Here are my choices for what I’d replace, as I feel like that’s more interesting

Bengal Tiger - I’m not that upset we got two tigers. It’s reasonable IMO. Sumatran would’ve been a much better choice tho, since they’re actually kept in major European and American zoos.

Himalayan Brown Bear and Formosan Black Bear - Replace with Sun Bear and polar bear. Also, while we’re at it, change the Grizzly Bear to generic brown bear in order to avoid them being able to just add in other subspecies. Do the same for every other subspecies in game besides the tigers.

Aldabra Giant Tortoise - Replace with Anaconda or Retic.

Bonobo - Replace with some sort of gibbon

Nyala - Replace with Lesser Kudu. Still no clue why we don’t have them yet

I’d forfeit exhibit species from the base game and make an exhibit DLC. This would free up TONS of room in the roster to add more animals

 

I agree with you, it is not wise to specify the subspecies except the Western Lowland Gorilla (since 99% of Gorillas in captivity belong to this subspecies) since the slots for species are limited. As you mentioned, it is awkward for players to build European theme with Grizzly Bear, what if the Frontier offers the European Brown Bear, then we may lose the opportunity to get one of Secretary Bird, Tree Kangaroo or Black Howler since the European Brown Bear takes one slot. Red Foxes and Wild Boars have way more subspecies than Brown Bears and Tigers, while the Frontier just offers general Red Fox and Wild Boar, they probably notice that they don't have enough slots if specify the subspecies. For tigers, I think Mainland Tiger alone is good enough to represent Tiger, which covers all the living Tiger populations except the Sumatran.

Swinging animation is mandatory for Gibbon, but the Frontier just completed the animation during the time they working on the Conservation Pack, so that explains why we don't have Gibbons in the base game and Southeast Asia pack.

If Polar Bear is offered by the base game, then very few people will buy the Arctic Pack, for many people the Polar Bear is almost the only reason to buy the Arctic Pack, since the scenery theme is very niche, the rest 3 species are all not high demanded (especially the Arctic Wolf, one of the lowest popular species in the game), also with same price, it has one fewer species than other scenery packs.

 

but what if the musk ox and wolverine were in the arctic pack? and polar bear in base game? i think a lot of people would have bought the arctic pack and then with the polar bear in base game and musk ox and wolverine in the arctic pack, the wolverine's slot in the eurasia animal pack could have been replaced with a golden snub-nosed monkey.

 

Both of these two species are not as popular as Polar Bear though, even with the Polar Bear the Arctic pack often be ranked as one of the least preferable packs. If you want to build Arctic theme without buying Arctic pack, I recommend moving the Reindeer to the base game, then putting Musk Ox or Walrus in the Arctic pack instead.

 

i think walrus could have been saved for the aquatic pack and then put the musk ox in the arctic pack.

 

I mean, I think a certain degree of creative liberty is always needed, since there will never be a "complete" species list. It doesn't seem unreasonable to have a grizzly bear, and for European zoos players could just use the grizzly as a stand-in if they wish. I've similarly used animals as stand-ins for similar species that I'd wanted to include- such as using the Formosan black bear when I wanted a sloth bear (back before Eurasia Pack), or using peafowl as a stand-in for a generic bird exhibit.

Except that "mainland tiger" is a completely ridiculous taxonomic status that doesn't reflect the true diversity of tigers . I think having two tiger subspecies, both the Amur and one tropical one, is more than reasonable.

As for how I'd change the roster, I think we've gotten to the point that we have a very reasonable roster, and I don't think there's much I'd change, even if the order animals were added was slightly different from what I'd prefer. If I was to change anything, it'd just be a small handful of slight changes, namely I wish instead of the proboscis monkey there was a monkey species more common in zoos. Sticking with the Asia theme, a langur species (e.g., Francois') would be a good choice.

 

i already did this in the frontier forums, but putting it here and adding the eurasia pack:

Base game

Rename
West African Lion > Lion - make the lion more generic would end multiple problems related to this guy, mainly captive presence problem, being more flexible and nobody need to hear people saying the asiatic lion is needed.
african buffalo > cape buffalo - the ingame buffalo only represents the cape and not the red forest buffalo, because of that the african buffalo is the only animal that need to be more specific.
Timber wolf > Gray wolf - more flexible and less confusing.
Plains zebra > Grant's Zebra - no more confusion about this guy.
Hippo > Common hippo - with the pygmy in the game this just makes more sense.
Indian Elephant - Asiatic elephant - more flexible.


Merged - making this would avoid further discussion and make said animals more flexible, while also making room for other animals.
HBB and grizzly > brown bear.
both tigers > Tiger.


swapped by similar species:
Baird's tapir > Brazilian tapir - i just like the brazilian more.
Black wildebeest > blue wildebeest - more popular and iconic, allowing a different animal in grasslands.
Aldabra giant tortoise > African spurred tortoise - i actually like Aldabra, but spurred is just objectively better.
eastern brown snake > Black mamba (not similar but i guess it's fine) - a more popular snake.
Formosan Black bear > American black bear - make the base game have one endemic NA bear, one endemic from Asia and two more "general" would make the base game bear host better.
goliath beetle > Hercules beetle - more emblematic
Nyala > Greater Kudu - i just like kudus more.


Removed - forgettable species that should be removed to make room from other species completely different.
Bonobo - chimp 2.0, not essential in any way.
Sable antelope - most generic and forgettable antelope
Mexican and Brazilian tarantulas - three tarantulas feels like a overkill


New species
habitat: Polar bear, Jaguar, red kangaroo and king penguin - throwing the headliners of the first four dlcs is something that just feels correct, they are considered the most emblematic fauna of they regions, being the most "basic" animals, because of that i believe they should be in the base game.
exhibit: reticulated python and plumed basilisk - i just really like those guys


Deluxe
Thompson gazelle > scimitar oryx - scimitar is more interesting and unique, while let's be fair that nobody care about thompson


Arctic pack
polar bear > arctic fox - arctic fox just feels better in this pack.
Arctic wolf > Wolverine - beyond the fact this guy is very popular, i also like the idea of having two carnivorans and two ungulates that are brown or white, creating a nice parallel between the animals of said pack.


South America pack:
Jaguar > Maned wolf - having the maned wolf so soon was one of my dreams so yeah.
Red eyed tree frog > Emerald tree boa - now we have a SA exhibit


Austrália pack:
Kangaroo > short beaked echidna - this one was quite difficult because i didn't have any idea what animal i should use as tha kangaroo substitute, but echidna just feels like the best choice.


Aquatic pack
King penguin > African penguin - switching the penguin specie was the obvious choice, despite the fact i'm not so found in the african penguin
Dwarf caiman > Black caiman - most popular caiman, don't really need to say much more.


Southeast Asia animal pack
clouded leopard > Golden pheasant - honestly this pack needs more color, and a colorful bird would solve it, while removing a problematic animal from the game.
dhole > Gaur - biggest bovine in the world vs forgotten dog, yeah sorry dhole.
Proboscis monkey > celebes crested macaque - a little company for the babirusa in this pack.
Leaf insect > king cobra - i literally don't need to elaborate here.


África pack
african penguin > Secretary bird - now we have a cool african bird.


North America animal pack
Arctic fox > wild turkey - a bird is everything that was lacking to this pack.


First anniversary
lemur > Nile Crocodile - Africa have a croc now.


Europe pack
I actually wouldn't change anything in this pack, the animal selection is just way to good.

Wetlands animal pack
spectacled caiman > broad snouted caiman - personal preference.
Lechwe > Proboscis monkey - swapping proboscis means we get another primate at the price of an antelope, seems fair to me.


Conservation pack
Oryx > pere david deer - a second extinct in the wild animal that would be interesting.
Amur leopard > Arabian leopard - more unique.


Twilight pack:
skunk > southern tamandua - something to SA and a more "exotic" animal.
Egyptian fruit bat > common vampire bat - more fitting to the theme, and also a representative to SA.


grassland animal pack
Maned wolf > black howler monkey - another SA animal that is essential to the cerrado.
nine-banded armadillo - Three banded armadillo - personal preference.
Blue wildebeest - blackbuck - an asian antelope, something the game is still lacking.


Tropical pack
lar gibbon > Geoffrey spider monkey - third SA and CA monkey.
Monitor > Scarlet ibis - a proper SA wading bird.


Arid animal pack
Black rhino > Hamadryas Baboon - i don't need to explain.
Dama Gazelle > Greater rhea - yes, it counts.
Sand cat > Ratel - i'm sorry little cat, but badass fearless mustelid is just miles better.
Desert horned viper > thorny devil - most wanted DE right now, also who would say no to that spiky face.


Oceania pack
Quokka > Yellow footed rock wallaby... or literally anything else given that I dislike quokka anyway. With that said, the yellow footed wallaby feels like the best choice, given that it would be another easy to make clone.

Eurasia pack

Wolverine > walrus - swapping the carnivore as the wolverine is already in the arctic pack, the walrus is popular and taxonomically unique among the pinnipeds.
Sloth bear > Lion tailed macaque - again swapping a carnivore for a proper South Asia primate.

 

Golden Pheasant is not Southeast Asian species, it is endemic to China, maybe go with Silver Pheasant?

We already have two SA snakes in base game, so Mata-Mata turtle might be better?
And which thread did you put this on Frontier Forum, could you post a link?

 

Oh, i didn't notice it, i will change it.

I actually think mata-mata should have been added in wetlands instead of the newt (didn't make the change here because i forget it), while the tree boa seens fine in the SA pack.

Here: If you could redo all the animals in the base game and DLCs, which would you change?

 

I'm new to actually playing the game (just got it on console), so could you explain what is meant by 'problematic' when referring specifically to the clouded leopard? I personally think the clouded leopard is very fitting for the pack, and a very common (might I even say iconic?) species in zoos. Removing it doesn't seem sensible even if it is problematic imo.

 

Since it addition on 1.5 until 1.16, the clouded leopard would constantly jump in slow motion, leading to a lot of leopards to starve to death or simply stay trapped for long periods of time, making it unpleasant to use, and despite this bug being fixed on pc, it's likely still around on console due to nothing added from 1.16 being present in this version.

Besides, SEA pack as a whole was overwhelming when it come to carnivores, half of the pack was compounded by then, and out of the four both the dhole and leopard take the bitter end of the stick. And yes, the clouded leopard is common and at a certain point, iconic in captivity, but definitevelly less than either the golden or lady pheasant.

 

well, after 5 months, it's time to update again.

 

Base Game
Habitat Animals

1. Aardvark
2. Addax
3. African Buffalo
4. African Bush Elephant
5. African Wild Dog
6. Alpine Ibex
7. American Alligator
8. American Bison
9. Amur Leopard
10. Asian Small-Clawed Otter
11. Bactrian Camel
12. Bengal Tiger
13. Binturong
14. Black Howler Monkey
15. Blue Wildebeest
16. Bobcat
17. Bongo
18. Bornean Orangutan
19. California Sea Lion
20. Capybara
21. Cheetah
22. Common Ostrich
23. Common Warthog
24. Common Wombat
25. European Fallow Deer
26. Galápagos Giant Tortoise
27. Gemsbok
28. Giant Anteater
29. Giant Panda
30. Golden Takin
31. Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo
32. Greater Flamingo
33. Grizzly Bear
34. Hamadryas Baboon
35. Hippopotamus
36. Indian Elephant
37. Indian Peafowl
38. Indian Rhinoceros
39. Jaguar
40. Japanese Macaque
41. King Penguin
42. Koala
43. Komodo Dragon
44. Malayan Tapir
45. Mandrill
46. Meerkat
47. Moose
48. Nilgai
49. Northwestern Wolf
50. Okapi
51. Plains Zebra
52. Polar Bear
53. Przewalski's Horse
54. Red Kangaroo
55. Red Panda
56. Red-Crowned Crane
57. Reticulated Giraffe
58. Ring-tailed Lemur
59. Saltwater Crocodile
60. Secretary Bird
61. Siamang
62. Sloth Bear
63. Snow Leopard
64. Southern Cassowary
65. Southern White Rhinoceros
66. Spotted Hyena
67. Thomson’s Gazelle
68. Transvaal Lion
69. Western Chimpanzee
70. Western Lowland Gorilla

Exhibit Animals

1. African Bullfrog
2. Amazonian Giant Centipede
3. Ball Python
4. Boa Constrictor
5. Brazilian Salmon Pink Tarantula
6. Chinese Crocodile Lizard
7. Desert Horned Viper
8. Emperor Newt
9. European Fire-Bellied Toad
10. Frilled Lizard
11. Giant Desert Hairy Scorpion
12. Giant Prickly Stick Insect
13. Giant Tiger Land Snail
14. Gila Monster
15. Golden Poison Dart Frog
16. Greek Tortoise
17. Hercules Beetle
18. Indian Ornamental Tarantula
19. King Cobra
20. Madagascar Hissing Cockroach
21. Northern Caiman Lizard
22. Orchid Mantis
23. Panther Chameleon
24. Rhinoceros Katydid
25. Satanic Leaf-Tailed Gexko
26. Sheltopusik
27. Spiny-Tailed Monitor
28. Tuatara
29. Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
30. Yellow-Spotted River Turtle

Deluxe Edition

1. Asiatic Black Bear
2. Barbary Macaque
3. Brazilian Tapir
4. Eurasian Brown Bear
5. Gharial
6. Greater Kudu
7. Impala
8. Nile Monitor
9. North American Porcupine
10. Pronghorn
11. Pygmy Hippo
12. Red Ruffed Lemur
13. Rock Hyrax
14. Serval
15. White Stork
16. Green Iguana(E)

Arctic Pack

1. Arctic Fox
2. Arctic Hare
3. Dall Sheep
4. King Eider
5. Muskox
6. Red-Breasted Goose
7. Reindeer
8. Rock Ptarmigan
9. Sea Otter
10. Snowy Owl(Flying Habitat Aviary Bird)
11. Steller's Sea Eagle(Flying Habitat Aviary Bird)
12. Walrus
13. Wolverine
14. Siberian Newt(E)
15. Viviparous Lizard(E)
16. Wood Frog (E)

South America Pack

1. Azara's Agouti
2. Blue-and-Yellow Macaw(Flying Habitat Aviary Bird)
3. Bush Dog
4. Golden Lion Tamarin
5. Greater Rhea
6. Guanaco
7. Ocelot
8. Orinoco Crocodile
9. Scarlet Ibis
10. South American Coati
11. Spectacled Bear
12. Tayra
13. Tufted Capuchin
14. Argentine Black-And-White Tegu(E)
15. Eyelash Viper (E)
16. Red-Eyed Tree Frog(E)

Australia Pack

1. Australian Pelican
2. Black Swan
3. Brown Fur Seal
4. Cape Barren Goose
5. Common Brushtail Possum
6. Dingo
7. Emu
8. Numbat
9. Perentie
10. Quokka
11. Rakali
12. Short-Beaked Echidna
13. Tiger Quoll
14. Eastern Blue Tongued Lizard(E)
15. Inland Taipan(E)
16. Thorny Devil (E)

Aquatic Pack

1. Atlantic Puffin
2. Coypu
3. European Herring Gull(Flying Habitat Aviary Bird)
4. European Mink
5. Gentoo Penguin
6. Giant Otter
7. Green Sea Turtle
8. Harbor Seal
9. Inca Tern(Flying Habitat Aviary Bird)
10. Marine Iguana
11. Northern Gannet
12. Spectacled Caiman
13. West Indian Manatee
14. Coconut Crab(E)
15. Painted Terrapin(E)
16. Philippine Sailfin Lizard(E)

Southeast Asia Animal Pack

1. Asian Water Monitor
2. Banteng
3. Chinese Goral
4. Chinese Pangolin
5. Clouded Leopard
6. Dhole
7. Great Hornbill(Flying Habitat Aviary Bird)
8. Java Mouse-Deer
9. Lowland Anoa
10. North Sulawesi Babirusa
11. Proboscis Monkey
12. Sun Bear
13. Yellow-Throated Marten
14. Burmese Python (E)
15. Chinese Water Dragon(E)
16. Giant Malaysian Leaf Insect(E)

Africa Pack

1. African Grey Parrot (Flying Habitat Aviary Bird)
2. African Leopard
3. African Penguin
4. Common Eland
5. Coquerel's Sifaka
6. Dromedary
7. Eastern Black Rhinoceros
8. Fennec Fox
9. Fossa
10. Gelada
11. Mantled Guereza
12. Masai Giraffe
13. Radiated Tortoise
14. Violet Turaco (Flying Habitat Aviary Bird)
15. Black Mamba(E)
16. Horrid King Assassin Bug(E)

North America Animal Pack

1. American Black Bear
2. Black-tailed Prairie Dog
3. Collared Peccary
4. Cougar
5. Greater Roadrunner
6. Mountain Goat
7. North American Beaver
8. North American River Otter
9. Roseate Spoonbill
10. Turkey Vulture(Flying Habitat Aviary Bird)
11. Wapiti
12. Whooping Crane
13. Wild Turkey
14. Alligator Snapping Turtle (E)
15. American Bullfrog(E)
16. San Francisco Garter Snake(E)

Europe Pack

1. Alpine Marmot
2. Chamois
3. Eurasian Lynx
4. European Badger
5. European Hedgehog
6. European Mouflon
7. Golden Eagle (Flying Habitat Aviary Bird)
8. Iberian Wolf
9. Mute Swan
10. Roe Deer
11. Western Capercaillie
12. Wild Boar
13. Wisent
14. European Green Lizard(E)
15. Fire Salamander(E)
16. Olimpia's Ground Beetle(E)

2nd Anniversary Animal:

1. Raccoon Dog
2. Red Deer

Wetlands Animal Pack

1. American Flamingo
2. Chinese Alligator
3. De Brazza's Monkey
4. Eurasian Otter
5. Fishing Cat
6. Great White Pelican
7. Grey-Crowned Crane
8. Kafue Lechwe
9. Père David's Deer
   
10. Platypus
11. Shoebill
12. Wild Water Buffalo
13. Atlantic Mudskipper(E)
14. Cane Toad(E)
15. False Water Cobra (E)
16. Red-Eared Slider(E)

Conservation Pack

1. Black-Footed Ferret
2. Brush-Tailed Bettong
3. Cuban Crocodile
4. Geoffroy's Spider Monkey
5. Lion-Tailed Macaque
6. Northern Helmeted Curassow
7. Owston's Palm Civet
8. Red-Shanked Douc
9. Saiga
10. Scimitar-horned Oryx
11. Siberian Tiger
12. Somali Wild Ass
13. Takahe
14. Tasmanian Devil
15. Axolotl (E)
16. Fiji Banded Iguana(E)

Twilight Pack

1. Aye-aye
2. Barn Owl(Flying Habitat Aviary Bird)
3. Black-Crowned Night Heron
4. Kākāpō
   
5. Kinkajou
6. Malagasy Giant Rat
7. Raccoon
8. Red Fox
9. Ringtail
10. Senegal Bushabby
11. Striped Skunk
12. Virginia Opossum
13. Tokay Gecko(E)
14. Tomato Frog(E)
15. Common Vampire Bat (WE)
16. Pygmy Slow Loris(WE)

Grasslands Animal Pack

1. African Spurred Tortoise
2. Blackbuck
3. Caracal
4. Honey Badger
5. Maned Wolf
6. Nēnē
   
7. Nine-banded Armadillo
8. Red-Legged Seriema
9. Red-necked Wallaby
10. Striped Hyena
11. Vervet Monkey
12. Cloudless Sulphur Butterfly (WE)
13. European Peacock Butterfly (WE)
14. Menelaus Blue Morpho Butterfly (WE)
15. Monarch Butterfly (WE)
16. Old World Swallowtail Butterfly (WE)

3rd Anniversary Animal:

1. Guianan Squirrel Monkey
2. Vulturine Guineafowl

Tropical Pack

1. Asian Forest Tortoise
2. Black Crested Mangabey
3. Gaur
4. Grey-Winged Trumpeter
5. Jaguarundi
6. Lar Gibbon
7. Lowland Paca
8. Nile Crocodile
9. Red River Hog
10. Reeves's Muntjac
    
11. Ring-Tailed Vontsira
12. Victoria Crowned Pigeon
13. Emperor Scorpion(E)
14. Plumed Basilisk(E)
15. Bali Myna(WE)
16. Linnaeus's Two Toed Sloth (WE)

Arid Animal Pack

1. African Crested Porcupine
2. Barbary Sheep
3. Coyote
4. Desert Tortoise
5. Egyptian Vulture(Flying Aviary Habitat Bird)
6. Greater Bilby
7. Indian Grey Mongoose
8. Kirk's Dik Dik
9. Kulan
10. Mule Deer
11. Patagonian Mara
12. Patas Monkey
13. Red-Tailed Hawk(Flying Aviary Habitat Bird)
14. Sand Cat
15. Budgerigar(WE)
16. Mexican Red-Knee Tarantula(E)

Oceania Pack

1. Australian Brushturkey
2. Crocodile Monitor
3. Dusky Pademelon
4. Little Blue Penguin
5. North Island Brown Kiwi
6. Peregrine Falcon(Flying Habitat Aviary Bird)
7. Pig-Nosed Turtle
8. Raggiana Bird-of-Paradise(Flying Aviary Habitat Bird)
9. Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo(Flying Aviary Habitat Bird)
10. Australian Green Tree Frog(E)
11. Carpet Python(E)
12. Central Bearded Dragon(E)
13. Sydney-Funnel Web Spider(E)
14. Grey-Headed Flying Fox (WE)
15. Laughing Kookaburra (WE)
16. Sugar Glider(WE)

4rd Anniversary Animal:

1. Rhinoceros Iguana
2. Green Anaconda(E)

Eurasia Animal Pack

1. Arabian Oryx
2. Bharal
3. Chital
4. Eurasian Eagle Owl(Flying Habitat Aviary Bird)
5. European Rabbit
6. Golden Jackal
7. Golden Pheasant
8. Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey
9. Mandarin Duck
10. Marbled Polecat
11. Pallas's Cat
12. Wild Yak
13. Nose-Horned Viper(E)
14. Olm(E)
15. Veiled Chameleon(E)
16. Siberian Flying Squirrel(WE)

Barnyard Animal Pack

1. Ankole-Watusi
2. Chinese Goose
3. Domestic Pigeon(Flying Habitat Aviary Bird)
4. Domestic Sheep
5. Kunekune Pig
6. Llama
7. Mallard
8. Mediterranean Miniature Donkey
9. Nigerian Dwarf Goat
10. Rhode Island Red Chicken
11. Shetland Pony
12. Guinea Pig(E)

I've had some ever-changing opinions, since everyone has been talking about that the newest pack would be the last pack, which i'm trying to believe that this is not the last, because if it is me and the whole community will be extremely dissapointed, i still can't believe we actually got a pack with barnyard animals instead of something like an aviary expansion pack or a dlc with the highly requested animals, but regardless it's just an oddball pack, and then i chose more well-known barnyard animals to represent this pack.As you guys can see i chose the more commonly kept domestic animals in international collections based in the zootierliste site, about the other packs, i made them all with 16 animals, since someone in the forum said that a number of 16 animals would be the best realistic as possible, since it's basically plus the number of animals in the animal packs, so i removed lesser-known species and i replaced with more common and well-known species to the general public, so they can build more realistic zoos. and the barnyard pack is the first dlc in my version that doesn't have 16 animals, since the animals in the list are the most well-known to people who see barn animals in american and european zoos. besides if frontier officially confirm this isn't the last dlc i will keep the animal packs name, if not, then i will remove, because i will explain one day.