My Fantasy Zoo: Dogwood Park Zoo

Dogwood Park Zoo
This is my fantasy zoo that I've worked on for quite a while now, located in the Piedmont of North Carolina and containing over 700 different species. Let me know what you think and if you have any suggestions for improvement as this is my first time posting a fantasy zoo.

African Savanna
As the name implies, this area contains animals native to the grasslands and more arid regions of Africa. It consists of both large outdoor exhibits containing mixed herds of hoofstock, exhibits for the mammalian predators, as well as outdoor canopied exhibits for medium-sized mammals and birds. There is also a mid-sized exhibit building containing reptiles and small mammals.

• Mammals
  • Aardvark
  • African lion
  • African wild dog
  • Bat-eared fox
  • Blesbok
  • Blue wildebeest
  • Cape porcupine
  • Caracal
  • Cheetah
  • Grant’s zebra
  • Greater kudu
  • Kirk’s dik-dik
  • Meerkat
  • Patas monkey
  • Reticulated giraffe
  • Rock hyrax
  • Serval
  • South African springhare
  • Southern white rhinoceros
  • Striped hyena
  • Thomson’s gazelle
• Birds
  • Abyssinian ground-hornbill
  • Bateleur
  • Common ostrich
  • Grey-crowned crane
  • Hooded vulture
  • Saddle-billed stork
  • Secretary bird
  • Spur-winged goose
  • Trumpeter hornbill
  • Vulturine guineafowl
  • Wattled crane
• Reptiles
  • African rock python
  • African spurred tortoise
  • Giant plated lizard
  • Leopard tortoise
  • Ornate mastigure
  • Pancake tortoise
  • Savanna monitor

Aquarium
The Aquarium consists of a single large building that contains nearly all the zoo's marine life. Numerous tanks represent marine environments including Caribbean reefs, California kelp forests, Indo-Pacific reefs, and coastal North Carolina. Features such as a stingray touch tank and African penguin exhibits are also present.

• Birds
  • African penguin
  • White-breasted cormorant
• Reptiles
  • Loggerhead turtle
• Fish
  • Atlantic blue tang
  • Atlantic spadefish
  • Banggai cardinalfish
  • Bar jack
  • Barred hamlet
  • Bicolor angelfish
  • Bicolor foxface rabbitfish
  • Bird wrasse
  • Blackbar soldierfish
  • Blackedged angelfish
  • Blacknose shark
  • Blacktail angelfish
  • Blue chromis
  • Bluehead wrasse
  • Bluering angelfish
  • Bluespine unicornfish
  • Bluestriped grunt
  • Caribbean sharp-nose puffer
  • Chronixis surgeonfish
  • Coney
  • Convict blenny
  • Copper rockfish
  • Copperband butterflyfish
  • Cownose ray
  • Doctorfish tang
  • Dusky squirrelfish
  • Epaulette shark
  • Flame angelfish
  • Flame cardinalfish
  • French grunt
  • Gray angelfish
  • Gray snapper
  • Green chromis
  • Green moray eel
  • Harlequin bass
  • Harlequin tuskfish
  • High-hat
  • Indian gold ring bristletooth
  • Jack-knifefish
  • Lemonpeel angelfish
  • Lined seahorse
  • Longjaw squirrelfish
  • Longnose hawkfish
  • Longspine squirrelfish
  • Lookdown
  • Lubbock’s wrasse
  • Lyretail anthias
  • Ocean surgeonfish
  • Orange clownfish
  • Orange-spotted spinefoot
  • Pajama cardinalfish
  • Picasso triggerfish
  • Pot-bellied seahorse
  • Purple tang
  • Purple-lined wrasse
  • Queen triggerfish
  • Raccoon butterflyfish
  • Rainbow parrotfish
  • Razorfish
  • Red coris wrasse
  • Red drum
  • Red lionfish
  • Redlip blenny
  • Redspotted hawkfish
  • Reef butterflyfish
  • Regal tang
  • Rock beauty
  • Royal gramma
  • Sailfin tang
  • Sandbar shark
  • Sergeant major
  • Smallmouth grunt
  • Sohal surgeonfish
  • Southern stingray
  • Spanish hogfish
  • Splendid garden eel
  • Spotted eagle ray
  • Spotted garden eel
  • Spotted scorpionfish
  • Spotted surgeonfish
  • Striped sweetlips
  • Sunset wrasse
  • Tail-spot wrasse
  • Threadfin butterflyfish
  • Tobaccofish
  • Whitespotted bamboo shark
  • Wolf eel
  • Yellowhead wrasse
  • Yellowtail snapper
  • Yellow and blueback fusilier
  • Yellow clown goby
• Invertebrates
  • Arrow crab
  • Atlantic blue crab
  • Chocolate chip sea star
  • Fish-eating anemone
  • Giant California sea cucumber
  • Giant Pacific octopus
  • Moon jelly
  • Peacock mantis shrimp
  • Purple urchin
  • Royal sea star
  • Sea nettle
  • Scarlet skunk cleaner shrimp
  • Slate pencil urchin
  • Upside-down jellyfish

Australian Walkabout
This exhibit area features wildlife from Australia and surrounding islands. Features include exhibits for kangaroos, cassowaries, and tree-kangaroos, a walkthrough wallaby exhibit, an aviary, and a medium exhibit building showcasing reptiles.

• Mammals
  • Matschie’s tree-kangaroo
  • Parma wallaby
  • Red-necked wallaby
  • Red kangaroo
• Birds
  • Australian shelduck
  • Blue-faced honeyeater
  • Chestnut teal
  • Diamond dove
  • Double-wattled cassowary
  • Eastern rosella
  • Eclectus parrot
  • Laughing kookaburra
  • Leadbeater’s cockatoo
  • Masked lapwing
  • Pink-eared duck
  • Rainbow lorikeet
  • Tawny frogmouth
  • Victoria crowned pigeon
  • Wompoo fruit dove
• Reptiles
  • Blotched blue-tongued skink
  • Carpet python
  • Crocodile monitor
  • Green tree python
  • Eastern snake-necked turtle
  • Frill-necked lizard
  • Inland bearded dragon
  • Mangrove monitor
  • Pygmy spiny-tailed skink
  • Scrub python
  • Shingleback skink
  • Spiny-tailed monitor
  • Woma python
• Amphibians
  • White-lipped tree frog

Carolina Trail
This exhibit features wildlife that currently is or once was native to North Carolina. It is also the oldest and most "grown over" part of the zoo, adding to the wilderness theme. There are large outdoor exhibits for the larger mammals, canopied enclosures for smaller mammals, a netted songbird aviary, a turtle pond, and several indoor exhibit buildings featuring small mammals, owls, reptiles, amphibians, and fish.

• Mammals
  • American beaver
  • American bison
  • American black bear
  • Big brown bat
  • Bobcat
  • Cougar
  • Coyote
  • Eastern spotted skunk
  • Elk
  • Gray fox
  • Least weasel
  • Muskrat
  • Northern river otter
  • Raccoon
  • Red wolf
  • Southern flying squirrel
  • White-tailed deer
  • Virginia opossum
• Birds
  • American black duck
  • American coot
  • American goldfinch
  • American kestrel
  • American robin
  • Bald eagle
  • Baltimore oriole
  • Barred owl
  • Blue jay
  • Blue-winged teal
  • Brown-headed cowbird
  • Brown-headed nuthatch
  • Bufflehead
  • Canvasback
  • Carolina chickadee
  • Carolina wren
  • Chipping sparrow
  • Dark-eyed junco
  • Eastern bluebird
  • Eastern screech-owl
  • Eastern towhee
  • Gray catbird
  • Great horned owl
  • Hooded merganser
  • Indigo bunting
  • Killdeer
  • Mourning dove
  • Northern bobwhite
  • Northern cardinal
  • Northern pintail
  • Red-bellied woodpecker
  • Red-tailed hawk
  • Red-winged blackbird
  • Ruddy duck
  • Sandhill crane
  • Scarlet tanager
  • Sora
  • Tufted titmouse
  • Turkey vulture
  • White-crowned sparrow
  • Wild turkey
  • Wood duck
  • Wood thrush
• Reptiles
  • American alligator
  • Banded watersnake
  • Broad-headed skink
  • Brown watersnake
  • Carolina anole
  • Chicken turtle
  • Common snapping turtle
  • Copperhead
  • Corn snake
  • Eastern box turtle
  • Eastern coral snake
  • Eastern cottonmouth
  • Eastern diamondback rattlesnake
  • Eastern glass lizard
  • Eastern hognose snake
  • Eastern kingsnake
  • Eastern rat snake
  • Mud snake
  • Northern watersnake
  • Painted turtle
  • Pygmy rattlesnake
  • Redbelly water snake
  • River cooter
  • Rough green snake
  • Scarlet kingsnake
  • Spotted turtle
  • Striped mud turtle
  • Timber rattlesnake
  • Yellow-bellied turtle
• Amphibians
  • Carolina gopher frog
  • Carpenter frog
  • Eastern hellbender
  • Gray tree frog
  • Green tree frog
  • Marbled salamander
  • Pine Barrens tree frog
  • Red salamander
  • Red-spotted newt
  • Southern toad
  • Spotted salamander
  • Three-lined salamander
  • Two-toed amphiuma
  • White-spotted salamander
• Fish
  • Black crappie
  • Bluegill
  • Bluehead chub
  • Bluespotted sunfish
  • Bowfin
  • Brook trout
  • Cape Fear shiner
  • Chain pickerel
  • Central stoneroller
  • Creek chub
  • Creek chubsucker
  • Eastern mosquitofish
  • Fieryblack shiner
  • Golden shiner
  • Green sunfish
  • Greenfin shiner
  • Greenside darter
  • Largemouth bass
  • Longnose gar
  • Pumpkinseed
  • Redbreast sunfish
  • River redhorse
  • Rosyside dace
  • Shortnose sturgeon
  • Smallmouth bass
  • Spottail shiner
  • Swallowtail shiner
  • Yellow bullhead
  • Yellow perch
  • Yellowfin shiner
• Invertebrates
  • Appalachian brook crayfish
  • Eastern creekshell
  • Eastern elliptio
  • Eastern lampmussel
  • Roanoke slabshell
  • Wavy-rayed lampmussel

Congo Forest
This exhibit region is dedicated to showcasing animals from Africa's rainforests, as well as some species from Madagascar. A series of outdoor open air and netted exhibits show the larger animals while an aviary and exhibit building display birds, reptiles, amphibians, and fish.

• Mammals
  • De Brazza’s monkey
  • Eastern black-and-white colobus
  • Eastern bongo
  • Okapi
  • Pygmy hippopotamus
  • Red river hog
  • Red ruffed lemur
  • Ring-tailed lemur
  • Senegal bushbaby
  • Western lowland gorilla
  • Yellow-backed duiker
• Birds
  • African black duck
  • African grey parrot
  • African olive pigeon
  • African pygmy goose
  • African spoonbill
  • Black crake
  • Blue-bellied roller
  • Blue-billed teal
  • Crested coua
  • Double-toothed barbet
  • Emerald starling
  • Green woodhoopoe
  • Grey-headed kingfisher
  • Hamerkop
  • Hartlaub’s duck
  • Lavender waxbill
  • Madagascar ibis
  • Northern black korhaan
  • Northern red bishop
  • Ross's turaco
  • Snowy-crowned robin-chat
  • Superb starling
  • Violet-backed starling
  • White-headed buffalo weaver
  • White-headed mousebird
• Reptiles
  • African forest turtle
  • Ball python
  • Gaboon viper
  • Home’s hinge-backed tortoise
  • Panther chameleon
  • Standing’s day gecko
  • West African dwarf crocodile
  • Western green mamba
• Amphibians
  • African bullfrog
  • Congo dwarf clawed frog
  • Madagascar tomato frog
• Fish
  • Bluegrey mbuna
  • Golden mbuna
  • Malawi squeaker
  • West African lungfish
  • Zebra mbuna

Discovery Zone
The most interactive exhibit area of the zoo, the Discovery Zone features numerous educational and interactive activities for younger guests. Features include a domestic animal petting zoo, budgie aviary, sea lion exhibit with a small area for shows, giant tortoise exhibit, an exhibit building showing smaller animals, an insectarium, butterfly conservatory, and numerous ambassador animals.

• Mammals
  • Alpaca
  • Barbary striped grass mouse
  • Black-tailed prairie dog
  • Brown rat
  • California sea lion
  • Common degu
  • Domestic cattle
  • Domestic donkey
  • Domestic goat
  • Domestic guinea pig
  • Domestic horse
  • Domestic pig
  • Domestic rabbit
  • Domestic sheep
  • Eurasian red squirrel
  • Fennec fox
  • Four-toed hedgehog
  • Naked mole-rat
  • North American porcupine
  • Striped skunk
  • Virginia opossum
  • Woodchuck
• Birds
  • American barn owl
  • American kestrel
  • Barred owl
  • Black vulture
  • Blue and gold macaw
  • Brown pelican
  • Budgerigar
  • Domestic chicken
  • Domestic dove
  • Domestic duck
  • Domestic turkey
  • Eastern screech-owl
  • Eurasian eagle-owl
  • Fish crow
  • Green aracari
  • Red-shouldered hawk
  • Red-tailed hawk
  • Scarlet macaw
  • Turkey vulture
  • Umbrella cockatoo
• Reptiles
  • Aldabra giant tortoise
  • Ball python
  • Black and white tegu
  • Blotched blue-tongued skink
  • Common egg-eating snake
  • Corn snake
  • Crested gecko
  • Eastern box turtle
  • Eastern hognose snake
  • Eastern kingsnake
  • Eastern rat snake
  • Inland bearded dragon
  • Kenyan sand boa
  • Leopard gecko
  • Painted turtle
  • Prehensile-tailed skink
  • Texas horned lizard
• Amphibians
  • American bullfrog
  • Axolotl
  • Fire salamander
  • Golden poison-dart frog
  • Marbled salamander
  • Neuse River waterdog
  • Oriental fire-bellied toad
  • Pine Barrens treefrog
  • Puerto Rican crested toad
  • Red-eyed treefrog
  • Tiger salamander
• Fish
  • Black-banded sunfish
  • Blue discus
  • Common pleco
  • Eastern mosquitofish
  • Freshwater angelfish
  • Koi
  • Mexican tetra
  • Neon tetra
  • Sailfin molly
• Invertebrates
  • African giant millipede
  • Appalachian brook crayfish
  • Atala butterfly
  • Banded orange heliconian
  • Bat cave cockroach
  • Blue death feigning beetle
  • Blue-banded purplewing
  • Blue-frosted banner
  • Caribbean hermit crab
  • Cattleheart butterfly
  • Cave whip spider
  • Chilean rose tarantula
  • Chinese mantis
  • Common buckeye
  • Common green birdwing
  • Common postman
  • Cydno longwing
  • Dead leaf mantis
  • Doris longwing
  • Dragon-headed katydid
  • Eastern eyed click beetle
  • Eastern lubber grasshopper
  • Eastern tiger swallowtail
  • Emperor scorpion
  • Flamboyant flower beetle
  • Flightless dung beetle
  • Giant owl butterfly
  • Giant spiny stick insect
  • Giant stag beetle
  • Giant swallowtail
  • Giant vinegaroon
  • Giant water bug
  • Glasswing butterfly
  • Great Southern white
  • Green June beetle
  • Gulf fritillary
  • Hecale longwing
  • Hewitson’s longwing
  • Indian domino roach
  • Indian ornamental tarantula
  • Julia longwing
  • Madagascar hissing cockroach
  • Malachite butterfly
  • Malayan walking stick
  • Menelaus blue morpho
  • Mexican red-kneed tarantula
  • Monarch butterfly
  • Painted lady
  • Paper kite
  • Pipevine swallowtail
  • Polydamas swallowtail
  • Rhinoceros katydid
  • Rusty-tipped page
  • Silver-studded leafwing
  • Southern black widow
  • Southern devil scorpion
  • Starry night cracker
  • Sunburst diving beetle
  • Taxicab beetle
  • Two-spotted assassin beetle
  • Vietnamese centipede
  • Western honeybee
  • White peacock
  • Yellow garden spider
  • Zebra longwing
  • Zebra mosaic
  • Zebra roach
  • Zophobas darkling beetle

Sonora Desert
Featuring plants and animals from the Southwestern United States and Northern Mexico. This exhibit mostly consists of a large domed building with exhibits and free-flighted birds tucked within the rockwork and cacti.

• Mammals
  • Common vampire bat
  • Harris’s antelope squirrel
  • Merriam’s kangaroo rat
  • Ocelot
  • Ringtail
  • White-nosed coati
• Birds
  • Burrowing owl
  • Costa’s hummingbird
  • Gambel’s quail
  • Gila woodpecker
  • Greater roadrunner
  • Hooded oriole
  • Horned lark
  • House finch
  • Inca dove
  • Loggerhead shrike
  • Pyrrhuloxia
  • Thick-billed parrot
  • White-winged dove
• Reptiles
  • Arizona mountain kingsnake
  • Black-tailed rattlesnake
  • Common chuckwalla
  • Common collared lizard
  • Crevice spiny lizard
  • Desert iguana
  • Desert rosy boa
  • Desert tortoise
  • Gila monster
  • Madrean alligator lizard
  • Sidewinder rattlesnake
  • Sonoran lyre snake
  • Sonoran gopher snake
  • Tiger rattlesnake
  • Western banded gecko
• Amphibians
  • Colorado River toad
  • Western tiger salamander
• Fish
  • Desert pupfish
• Invertebrates
  • Desert blonde tarantula
  • Desert hairy scorpion
  • Desert millipede
  • Giant vinegaroon

South America
This exhibit region consists of several outdoor exhibits showcasing larger South American animals while the central structure is a large multi-level exhibit building simulating an indoor rainforest. Guests enter at the lower level, where numerous Amazonian fish are on display, before working their way up through the levels of the forest to eventually end in the canopy with free-flying birds and sloths.

• Mammals
  • Andean bear
  • Black howler monkey
  • Brazilian porcupine
  • Capybara
  • Chacoan peccary
  • Cotton-top tamarin
  • Giant anteater
  • Golden lion tamarin
  • Guanaco
  • Guinean squirrel monkey
  • Jaguar
  • Linnaeus’s two-toed sloth
  • Maned wolf
  • Red-rumped agouti
  • Screaming hairy armadillo
  • Southern tamandua
  • Tayra
  • White-faced saki
• Birds
  • Black-necked swan
  • Blue dacnis
  • Blue-crowned motmot
  • Blue-throated macaw
  • Chilean flamingo
  • Chiloe wigeon
  • Golden-headed manakin
  • Greater rhea
  • Grey-winged trumpeter
  • Guira cuckoo
  • Hawk-headed parrot
  • Hyacinth macaw
  • King vulture
  • Paradise tanager
  • Red-capped cardinal
  • Red-legged honeycreeper
  • Red-legged seriema
  • Ringed teal
  • Rosy-billed pochard
  • Rufous-crowned tanager
  • Scarlet ibis
  • Silver-beaked tanager
  • Southern screamer
  • Spectacled owl
  • Sun conure
  • Sunbittern
  • Toco toucan
  • Wattled curassow
  • White-cheeked pintail
  • White-faced whistling duck
  • Yellow-rumped cacique
• Reptiles
  • Brazilian rainbow boa
  • False water cobra
  • Golden palm pitviper
  • Green anaconda
  • Mata mata
  • Northern caiman lizard
  • Plumed basilisk
  • Red-footed tortoise
  • South American bushmaster
  • Yellow-footed tortoise
  • Yellow-headed gecko
  • Yellow-spotted Amazon river turtle
• Amphibians
  • Aquatic caecilian
  • Blue poison-dart frog
  • Coronated tree frog
  • Dyeing poison-dart frog
  • Green and black poison frog
  • Panama golden frog
  • Smooth-sided toad
  • Yellow-banded poison-dart frog
• Fish
  • Banded leporinus
  • Black ghost knifefish
  • Black pacu
  • Bluntnose knifefish
  • Butterfly peacock bass
  • Electric eel
  • Elephant-nose knifefish
  • Flagtail prochilodus
  • Giant arapaima
  • Glass knifefish
  • Golden pleco
  • Golden whiptail catfish
  • Kitty tetra
  • Largespot river stingray
  • Lemon tetra
  • Marbled whiptail catfish
  • Neon tetra
  • Oscar
  • Panda cory
  • Red-bellied piranha
  • Red-tailed brycon
  • Redhook myleus
  • Redtail catfish
  • Ripsaw catfish
  • Silver arowana
  • Silver hatchetfish
  • Tiger shovelnose catfish
  • Twig catfish
  • Violet-lined piranha
  • White-blotched river stingray
• Invertebrates
  • Goliath bird-eating spider
  • Leafcutter ant

Tropical Asia
This area is dedicated to showcasing animals native to the tropical and temperate parts of Asia. There are numerous outdoor habitats, a walkthrough aviary, and an exhibit building showing small mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and fish.

• Mammals
  • Asian garden dormouse
  • Asian small-clawed otter
  • Binturong
  • Clouded leopard
  • Eld’s deer
  • Fishing cat
  • Francois’ langur
  • Lowland anoa
  • Malayan flying fox
  • Malayan tapir
  • Malayan tiger
  • Prevost’s squirrel
  • Red panda
  • Siamang
  • Sumatran orangutan
  • Tufted deer
  • Visayan warty pig
• Birds
  • Asian fairy-bluebird
  • Azure-winged magpie
  • Bali mynah
  • Bar-headed goose
  • Blue-crowned hanging parrot
  • Blue-crowned laughingthrush
  • Cinereous vulture
  • Collared finchbill
  • Crested wood-partridge
  • Demoiselle crane
  • Golden-fronted leafbird
  • Great argus
  • Hooded pitta
  • Jambu fruit dove
  • Javan pond-heron
  • Lesser whistling duck
  • Luzon bleeding-heart
  • Mandarin duck
  • Nicobar pigeon
  • Palawan peacock-pheasant
  • Red-billed leiothrix
  • Silver-eared mesia
  • White-naped crane
  • White-winged wood duck
  • Wrinkled hornbill
• Reptiles
  • Chinese alligator
  • Chinese crocodile lizard
  • King cobra
  • Forsten’s tortoise
  • Golden coin turtle
  • Indochinese spitting cobra
  • Komodo dragon
  • Mandarin rat snake
  • Mangrove snake
  • Oriental garden lizard
  • Painted terrapin
  • Philippine sailfin lizard
  • Reticulated python
  • Rhinoceros rat snake
  • Tentacled snake
  • Tokay gecko
• Amphibians
  • Emperor newt
  • Gordon’s bug-eyed frog
  • Japanese giant salamander
  • Malayan leaf frog
  • Vietnamese mossy frog
• Fish
  • Bala shark
  • Banded archerfish
  • Boeseman’s rainbowfish
  • Cherry barb
  • Clown loach
  • Koi
  • Pink kissing gourami
  • Red-tailed black shark
  • Tiger barb

 

Total Species: 709

Mammals: 114
Birds: 180
Reptiles: 109
Amphibians: 43
Fish: 171
Invertebrates: 92

 

Will we be getting descriptions of the different exhibits?

 

I do plan to work out the exhibit details further as this is just a species list with a rough description of each exhibit, though that will probably take a while.

 

I could use this species list to build your zoo In Planet Zoo

 

Good luck with 709 species, I bet your computer can outheat the Etna lol, unless you want to do open several zoos as like they were one

 

Ok

 

Update to Species List

African Savanna

Removed
Blesbok, Blue wildebeest, and Kirk's dik-dik

Added
Addra gazelle, Common waterbuck, Fringe-eared oryx, Klipspringer, Nile lechwe, and Sitatunga

Bringing up the total species to 712

Mammals: 117
Birds: 180
Reptiles: 109
Amphibians: 43
Fish: 171
Invertebrates: 92

 

I really like this thread. I challenge you to make a zoo for each state in the US.

 

Are there gonna be any more updates to the species list?

 

*UPDATE*

This is a rough zoo layout with some renamed exhibits and the addition of a new exhibit, "Polar Passage." Any thoughts, suggestions for improvement, etc.?

 

You will probably cover this in the Polar passage post but what’s Junction springs? Also how’d ya make that map? I want to make a map for my fantasy zoo “The Las Vegas zoo” (check the thread out) but I don’t have photoshop.

 

Junction Springs is a central plaza area with gift shops, food courts, and paths connecting to other exhibits. It's based off the Junction Plaza at the North Carolina Zoo.

I created this map by using the curve line tool under shapes in Microsoft PowerPoint.

 

Thanks!

 

Polar Passage is largely modeled after the North Carolina Zoo's Rocky Coast exhibit. Seals and Sea Lions share a large pool habitat with topside and underwater viewing while the Polar Bears get their own habitat with a deep rocky pool and imitation tundra with substrate and conifers. Arctic Foxes and Snowy Owls have their own mesh canopy exhibits to the sides and the seabirds have a climate-controlled indoor exhibit.

Mammals

• Arctic Fox
• California Sea Lion
• Harbor Seal
• Polar Bear

Birds

• Horned Puffin
• Parakeet Auklet
• Snowy Owl
• Thick-billed Murre

(Thinking of including Sea Ducks and Sea Otters as well)

 

Will there be any other changes to the species list?

 

Will there be any other changes to the species list?

 

I've gotten an expanded list of mammals down. I'm currently working on reptiles and birds.

 

Ok cool, when do you think that will be complete?

 

How big is the zoo going to be (as in acres)?