I could see them doing this without the aquatic and birds. Maybe Turkey and walrus get added because they are similar to peacocks and seals but we are not getting whales
@@MagicMonkey96 agree,maybe they can still added cetaceans,but whale or any another giant cetacea are prob not coming,basically too big and can make alot of lags,and the other side they cannot add whales because of legal reasons
I'm all for bee-eaters in the game, especially the European bee-eater as one of the species represented in the game. However, bee-eaters are NOT "the Old World equivalent of the hummingbird"; that would be the sunbirds. Both hummingbirds and sunbirds, while being on nearly opposite ends of the bird family tree (one being a songbird and the other being more closely related to swifts and frogmouths), they are both colorful nectar-eaters that are underrepresented in zoos (at least here in America; both families along with bee-eaters are represented at the San Diego Zoo). The bee-eater family is actually closely related to the kingfishers, motmots, and rollers. At least in North American zoos, the three fairly represented bee-eater species are the northern carmine, white-fronted, and white-throated bee-eaters. European bee-eaters are the more prominent species in European zoos; there aren't any zoos in America that have European bee-eaters unfortunately. I'm just as happy to have hummingbirds as the alternate walkthrough for any Latin American themed pack. It would be interesting how they'll do the rigging for the hummingbirds.
I have been following the sunatran and javan rhinos avidly as of late. At their current state its a toss up between whether they go exrinct in 20 years or recover to number in the 1000s.
Man, the depression that I felt binging all the Planet Zoo wishlists and seeing so few reptiles ;-; I understand it's everyones personal opinion, it just is kind of a bummer. I wish Planet Zoo had added rigs/support for habitat snakes before this point, plus there's now such inconsistency in which size animals go in exhibits... Green iguanas, for example, get around 6 foot long: the nile monitor is 8ft max, but strangely one is in a small tank. Meanwhile, prairie dogs are in habitats! (sorry im just a salty ecologist about that all). I understand that this video is within the constraints of the current rigs/mechanics, but so many large reptiles are not represented- Rhino Iguanas, Alligator Snappers, Anacondas, any of the bigger Pythons. I know I'm biased and I think they need way more birds too, but it just makes me so sad the anaconda won't be added. ANYWAYS: Victoria crowned pigeons and roadrunners are in a zoo I visit often and they are so cute! We also have Crested Curassow that fly around an open-air room. And they're BIG birds, too, but they never bother anyone. One thing I'd extremely love is if Planet Zoo had included Tuatara as an exhibit animal in the Oceania pack. They're a species of reptile that looks like a lizard but is NOT a lizard, it's basically the last of its kind in the world and only lives in Aotearoa! In terms of animal education it would have been so momentous to add it, like many people know about Kiwis but tuatara are relatively unknown and super cool. Anyways thanks for letting me ramble in your comments (PS: Vih -coo - nyuh, nyuh is like nyan cat but with an "uh" sound instead of "an")
I definitely want all the reptiles you mentioned but I'd expect them to end up in the exhibits. I'd love more creative options though, so I'd want to see an exhibit overhaul with different sized boxes and null barriers to make the illusion that our reptiles are in open habitats. I'd love the Tuatara, they have them at the zoo I worked at ❤
@@shaununiverse yeah, unfortunately an anaconda wouldn't be appropriate for an exhibit. Some people have suggested giving different box sized for the exhibits. But like the reticulated python at the zoo I went to recently has like a... 20ftx8 ft cage because theyre 20ft snakes. plus anacondas are semiaquatic. I mean, if the dwarf caimen is a habitat animal... watching those videos has made me want to do a video just going into reptile representation in videogames haha. im so impressed they had a tuatara! I didn't actually know if they had them at many zoos.
How many more animals aer we likely to see now that they've begun the marketing for the Console Edition, how long till they move on to their next project? Do we have any concrete answers for if more animals are coming?
All we know is PC is definitely getting at least one more DLC. It's likely to be a scenery pack since the last DLC was an animal pack, but two animal packs in a row isn't out of the question. Frontier has ended support for previous games with slightly bigger final DLCs, so the final DLC for Planet Zoo MAY have more content than an average pack...whether that's the one more DLC confirmed or another one further down the line, we'll have to wait and see.
I would love to see whitetail deer or more deer species in-game like sika deer, roe deer and also goats! 🐐
Animals i personally want:
1. Japanese/Chinese giant salamander.
2. Elephant seal
3. Sea leopard.
4. Mexican beaded lizard.
5. Velvet worm.
6. Mudskipper.
7. King cobra.
8. Galapagos flightless cormorant.
9. Weddel seal.
10. Geckos. Many geckos.
11. Leaf-Nosed snake.
12. Leaf-Nosed bat.
My own animal list: Coyote, grey langur, walrus, african leopard, indochinese tiger, east african lion, african forest elephant, dhole, leopard seal, rotchild giraffe, grevy zebra, elk, mexican wolf, bald eagle, golden eagle, peregrine falcon, nile crocodile, gaur, lappet-face vulture, ocelot, bobcat, canadian lynx, kiang, false gharial, rhea, serval, american flamingo, wood bison, banteng, spider monkey, reticulated python, cooperhead, sambar, philipine eagle.
I have a greatest biggest idea to have the whole missing animals that haven't release yet in DLC Speculation Pack for PC, Xbox Series X/S, and PS5 I call it Continental World Wildlife Fund Animal Pack for all animal species in this DLC:
Aviary Bird Species: American Flamingo, Bald Eagle, California Condor, Great Horned Owl, Snowy Owl, Toco Toucan, Hummingbird, Head Helmeted Guinea Foul, African Jacana, White-Backed Vulture, King Vulture, Andean Vulture, Barn Owl, Great White Pelican, Laughing Kookaburra, Golden Eagle, Red-Billed Hornbill, Great Hornbill, Rainbow Lorikeet, Golden Pheasants, Greater Roadrunner, Great Egret, Great Blue Heron, Grey Crowned Crane, African Bee-Eaters, Mandarin Duck, Nene Hawaiian Goose, Red-Tailed Hawk, Harris's Hawk, Peregrine Falcon, Western Capercaillie,, Harpy Eagle, Shoebill, Marabou Stork, Kori Bustard, Roseate Spoonbill, Black Swan Mute, Cockatoo, Himalayan Monal, Ibis (Scarlet, White, and Black-Headed), and Macaws (Scarlet, Blue-and-Yellow, Great Green, and Spix’s)
Primates Animal Species: Tufted Capuchin, Golden Snub Nosed Monkey, Cotton-Top Tamarin, Black Howler Monkey, Golden Lion Tamarin, Vervet Monkey, White-Faced Saki, Common Squirrel Monkey, Geoffrey's Spider Monkey, Coquerel's Sifaka, Indri, Mantled Guereza, Lion-Tailed and Pig-Tailed Macaques, Langurs, Indian Hoolock Gibbons, Uakari, and Hamadryas Baboon
Latin American Species: South American Coati, Ocelot, Patagonian Mara, Linnaues's Two-Toed Sloth, Southern American Tapir, Southern Tamandua, Greater Rhea, Green Anaconda, Amazon River Dolphin, and Plumed Basilisk
Equatorial Animal Species: Secretary Bird, Great Horned Lizard, Perentie, Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo, Bush Dog, Mantled Guereza, and Panther Chameleon
Nocturnal Animal Species: Aye-Aye, Bat-Eared Fox, Burrowing Owl, Brazilian Porcupine, Aardwolf, Kinkajou, Greater Bilby, Slow Loris, Vampire Bat, and Tonkay Gecko
Pacific Northern Species: American Black, Elk, Virginia Opossum, Mountain Goat, and Pileated Woodpecker
Forest Animal Species: Alligator Snapping-Turtle, Bates's Pygmy Antelope, Snowshoe Hare, Canadian Porcupine, Bobcat, Black-Footed Ferret, Tanuki, Rhinoceros Iguana, Reeves's Muntjac, Japanese Serow, Bearded Dragon, Sugar Glider, Common Brushtail Possum, Giant Armadillo, Wild Turkey, Short-Beaked Echidna, Thrilled-Neck Lizard, Southern Hairy-Nosed Wombat, Numbat, White-Tailed Deer, Pere David Deer, and Common Box Turtle
Safari Animal Species: African Leopard, Naked Mole Rat, Honey Badger, Olive Baboon, Kirk's Dik Dik, Steenbok, Bay Duiker, Yellow-Backed Duiker, Grant's Gazelle, Impala, Bontebok, Topi, Hartebeest, Waterbuck, Cape Bushbuck, (Greater and Lesser) Kudu, Gerenuk, Roan Antelope, Common Eland, Ankole Cattle, Southern Ground Hornbill, Grevy's Zebra, Masai Giraffe, Serval, Nile Crocodile, African Spurred Tortoise, and Jackson's Chameleon
Asian Animal Species: Nilgai, Gaur, Blackbuck, Chital, Indian Wolf, Indian Python, Indian Giant Squirrel, Burmese Python, Mugger Crocodile, Fishing Cat, Sumantran Rhino, and Indian Cobra
Mountain Animal Species: Gelada, Nubian Ibex, Barbary Sheep, Guanaco, Short-Tailed Chinchilla, Alpine Marmot, Yellow Throated Marten, Coyote, Alpaca, Spectacled Bear, Markhor, Musk Ox, Bighorn Sheep, Wild Yak, Pallas's Cat, Chinese Giant Salamander, and Hyrax
Petting Zoo Animal Species: Cattle, Chicken, Rooster, Duck, Pig, Goat, Sheep, Donkey, Pony, Llama, Rabbit, and Guinea Pig
Coastal Animal Species: Fish (Freshwater and Saltwater), Mudskipper, Crab, Lobster, Moray Eel, Atlantic Bluefin Tuna, Common Sawfish, Sea Otter, Walrus, Blue-Footed Booby, Brown Pelican, Atlantic Blue Marlin, West Indian Manatee, Adelie Penguin, Southern Rockhopper Penguin, Giant Pacific Octopus, Giant Squid, Green Sea Turtle, (Cownose and Southern) Stingray, Leatherback Sea Turtle, Flying Fish, Narwhal, Manta Ray, Beluga Whale, Harbor Seal, Leopard Seal, Northern Elephant Seal, Great White Shark, Leopard Shark, Whitespotted Bamboo Shark, Shortfin Mako Shark, Great Hammerhead Shark, Whale Shark, Bottlenose Dolphin, Harbor Porpoise, False Killer Whale, Orca, Humpback Whale, Sperm Whale, and Blue Whale
I could see them doing this without the aquatic and birds. Maybe Turkey and walrus get added because they are similar to peacocks and seals but we are not getting whales
@@MagicMonkey96 agree,maybe they can still added cetaceans,but whale or any another giant cetacea are prob not coming,basically too big and can make alot of lags,and the other side they cannot add whales because of legal reasons
My Animal list,
1, Manatee
2, Afican crowned Eagle
3, Jelly Fish
4, Mountain Lion
5, Harpie Eagle
6, Rockhopper
7, Octopus
8, Java Rhinoseros
9, White Great Shark
10, Black Vulture
11, Mudskipper
I'm all for bee-eaters in the game, especially the European bee-eater as one of the species represented in the game.
However, bee-eaters are NOT "the Old World equivalent of the hummingbird"; that would be the sunbirds. Both hummingbirds and sunbirds, while being on nearly opposite ends of the bird family tree (one being a songbird and the other being more closely related to swifts and frogmouths), they are both colorful nectar-eaters that are underrepresented in zoos (at least here in America; both families along with bee-eaters are represented at the San Diego Zoo).
The bee-eater family is actually closely related to the kingfishers, motmots, and rollers.
At least in North American zoos, the three fairly represented bee-eater species are the northern carmine, white-fronted, and white-throated bee-eaters. European bee-eaters are the more prominent species in European zoos; there aren't any zoos in America that have European bee-eaters unfortunately.
I'm just as happy to have hummingbirds as the alternate walkthrough for any Latin American themed pack. It would be interesting how they'll do the rigging for the hummingbirds.
I have been following the sunatran and javan rhinos avidly as of late. At their current state its a toss up between whether they go exrinct in 20 years or recover to number in the 1000s.
Man, the depression that I felt binging all the Planet Zoo wishlists and seeing so few reptiles ;-; I understand it's everyones personal opinion, it just is kind of a bummer. I wish Planet Zoo had added rigs/support for habitat snakes before this point, plus there's now such inconsistency in which size animals go in exhibits... Green iguanas, for example, get around 6 foot long: the nile monitor is 8ft max, but strangely one is in a small tank. Meanwhile, prairie dogs are in habitats! (sorry im just a salty ecologist about that all). I understand that this video is within the constraints of the current rigs/mechanics, but so many large reptiles are not represented- Rhino Iguanas, Alligator Snappers, Anacondas, any of the bigger Pythons. I know I'm biased and I think they need way more birds too, but it just makes me so sad the anaconda won't be added.
ANYWAYS: Victoria crowned pigeons and roadrunners are in a zoo I visit often and they are so cute! We also have Crested Curassow that fly around an open-air room. And they're BIG birds, too, but they never bother anyone.
One thing I'd extremely love is if Planet Zoo had included Tuatara as an exhibit animal in the Oceania pack. They're a species of reptile that looks like a lizard but is NOT a lizard, it's basically the last of its kind in the world and only lives in Aotearoa! In terms of animal education it would have been so momentous to add it, like many people know about Kiwis but tuatara are relatively unknown and super cool.
Anyways thanks for letting me ramble in your comments
(PS: Vih -coo - nyuh, nyuh is like nyan cat but with an "uh" sound instead of "an")
I definitely want all the reptiles you mentioned but I'd expect them to end up in the exhibits. I'd love more creative options though, so I'd want to see an exhibit overhaul with different sized boxes and null barriers to make the illusion that our reptiles are in open habitats. I'd love the Tuatara, they have them at the zoo I worked at ❤
@@shaununiverse yeah, unfortunately an anaconda wouldn't be appropriate for an exhibit. Some people have suggested giving different box sized for the exhibits. But like the reticulated python at the zoo I went to recently has like a... 20ftx8 ft cage because theyre 20ft snakes. plus anacondas are semiaquatic. I mean, if the dwarf caimen is a habitat animal... watching those videos has made me want to do a video just going into reptile representation in videogames haha.
im so impressed they had a tuatara! I didn't actually know if they had them at many zoos.
I just want the perentie, man…
@@noneed4sleep64 shoutout to my perentie fans I'm starting understand the appeal
@@shaununiverseperenties are my second favourite monitor.
The Egyptian fruit bat is also a Middle Eastern and an Asian bat as well as an African one.
Still their range is pretty concentrated in Africa
Love your voice! 😍
2:13 is that spike from the magic school bus?
Ermm you mean Liz 🤓
Some superb animals here
Thanks king
Gannett Bird, Small & King Penguin, an Aquarium with swimming mammals & Different Fish, Sharks.😊🤔😉
How many more animals aer we likely to see now that they've begun the marketing for the Console Edition, how long till they move on to their next project? Do we have any concrete answers for if more animals are coming?
All we know is PC is definitely getting at least one more DLC. It's likely to be a scenery pack since the last DLC was an animal pack, but two animal packs in a row isn't out of the question.
Frontier has ended support for previous games with slightly bigger final DLCs, so the final DLC for Planet Zoo MAY have more content than an average pack...whether that's the one more DLC confirmed or another one further down the line, we'll have to wait and see.
The only three animals I want are mountain goat, howler monkeys, and walrus
Nice video
Hugh Farmer 4th I like to study Zoo Biology & Marine Biology.😊
PLANET ZOO CONSOLE EDITION !!!???😊😊😊😊😊
What about emperor penguin
AQUARIUM 😀
Hi
Dislike for putting pet zoo animals higher than most interesting animals.
Well they'd definitely be interesting for the game. It's my wishlist, chill.