WildandNatureFan

What's up folks, Patchi1995 here, and I got an idea for anyone who has Steam, I just made a list of animal informations on Planet Zoo, despite that you want any ideas to make it accurate for real-life. Let's do it... Aardvark Square Habitat: Houses 1 male, 1 female, 1 child 420 m2 = 20 square meters of land Food Cost per Animal: $250.20 $280.20 $292.50 Long Grass: 20% - 70% Short Grass: 20% - 70% Soil: 10% - 50% Sand: 0% - 30% Rock: 0% - 10% Snow: 0% Foliage Coverage: 0% - 25% Biomes: Grasslands, Tropics Continents: Africa Temperatures: 16‒42 ℃ Addax Antilope Square Habitat: Houses 1 male, 24 female, 96 children 3610 m2 = 60 square meters of land Food Cost per Animal: $2505.00 $2752.50 $3150.00 Long Grass: 0% - 30% Short Grass: 0% - 100% Soil: 0% - 20% Sand: 30% - 100% Rock: 0% - 30% Snow: 0% Foliage Coverage: 0% - 20% Biomes: Desert Continents: Africa Temperatures: 3‒45 ℃ African Buffalo Square Habitat: Houses 1 male, 14 female, 28 children 2940 m2 = 54 square meters of land 300 m2

Trying to assimilate to life in captivity was a daunting task for any wild beast brough to a nature reserve. How well and how quickly they accomplished that varied, depending a lot on each species’ nature. Some, like Dallas and Brutus, didn’t think too hard about where they lived, as long as their basic needs were satisfied, while others, like Soto, were more tricky. But almost none of them had any experience with humans, bar a few. Martha the mammoth had two unpleasant run-ins with ice age hunters, but not enough to stop her from adjusting to a captive life, especially after the park’s staff had shown her repeated gestures of unconditional altruism and kindness. But another ice age beast residing at the park was much wearier of humans, which manifested itself in open hostility. Most keepers working at zoos or wildlife sanctuaries likely had a few nerve-wrecking experiences where a big cat who seemed passive or disinterested would suddenly lunge at them, accompanied by a terrifying