Zoo Tycoon Noticeable mistakes, errors, etc. on ZT1

Moebelle said:
On ZT2 the polar bear is under Low Risk but they are a vulnerable species. They included koalas in the Endangered Species Pack even though are not. The Zoopedia also says that the Bengal tiger is the largest cat species in the world.
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I’m replying to a post that’s over nine years old, but I hasten to bring up the following:

I believe polars were listed as a LR species back in 2004 when the base game was released, with them being uplisted to VU in 2006 IIRC.

Also, the Bengal tiger may not be the largest tiger subspecies/former subspecies, but being a tiger it still technically belongs to the largest cat species.
 
evilmonkey239 said:
Also, the Bengal tiger may not be the largest tiger subspecies/former subspecies, but being a tiger it still technically belongs to the largest cat species.
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Tbh if I were to play it now, I’d be more bothered by them labelling the tigers as Bengals, when a North American zoo with ‘Bengals’ would in fact have generic/hybrid Bengals.

I was always disappointed by the lack of Sumatran tigers in the game - with this being the main tiger subspecies in Australasian zoos (and not being uncommon across European and North American zoos).

Also the lack of colour morphs in ZT1 was disappointing. I always wanted melanistic Jaguar, which not even ZT2 could bring me.
 
Zoofan15 said:
Tbh if I were to play it now, I’d be more bothered by them labelling the tigers as Bengals, when a North American zoo with ‘Bengals’ would in fact have generic/hybrid Bengals.

I was always disappointed by the lack of Sumatran tigers in the game - with this being the main tiger subspecies in Australasian zoos (and not being uncommon across European and North American zoos).

Also the lack of colour morphs in ZT1 was disappointing. I always wanted melanistic Jaguar, which not even ZT2 could bring me.
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Agreed, Sumatran, Malayan, and Siberian tigers are much more common in captivity internationally than the Bengal so one of these subspecies would’ve been a better choice.
 
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