Fictional Zoo: Chichester Biopark

Wow. That is one amazing map. If I didn't know this was just a map created by a person on ZooChat, I would think it was a real zoo map.

Thanks, I tried to make it look as realistic as possible (minus the Javan Rhinos and Pangolins of course!)

Wow. Great Map. How do you do this ? Would it be possible if you could make a post saying how to do it ? I would love to try this myself.

@TheZooUK Thanks, actually I made this on Photoshop just by using the brush and text tools mostly. It's actually quite simple to make one. All the animal silhouettes are taken from online and the photos in the logo are my own photographs.

Ok. Thanks so much for replying. I might try and give this a go myself, not sure how it will play out .

Also, Do you think it would be possible if you could include a list of the animals in the small mammal and monkey house, as swell as the animal list for the reptilarium. Thanks

Small Mammal House:
Capybara/red river hog indoor area, grey slender loris, Hoffmann's two-toed sloth, kinkajou, large hairy armadillo, Linne's two-toed sloth, northern treeshrew, Prevost's squirrel, six-banded armadillo, southern tamandua & tree pangolin.

Monkey House:
Black-capped squirrel monkey, common marmoset, cotton-top tamarin, emperor tamarin, Goeldi's marmoset, pygmy marmoset, silvery marmoset & white-faced saki monkey.

Reptilarium:
Reptiles:
Burmese python, Chinese crocodile lizard, Chinese water dragon, emerald tree boa, giant Madagascan day gecko, green iguana, Komodo dragon, matamata turtle, panther chameleon, Philippine crocodile, pig-nosed turtle, plumed basilisk, red-footed tortoise, rhinoceros iguana, saltwater crocodile, Utila spiny-tailed iguana, veiled chameleon, west African dwarf crocodile, western green mamba, yellow-headed water monitor.
Amphibians:
African dwarf bullfrog, Amazon milk frog, axolotl, mossy frog & poison dart frogs.
Fish:
Atlantic mudskipper, greyface moray eel, red-bellied piranha & tiger hillstream loach.

Thanks so much. I would be great if more zoos had kinkajous because not many are kept.
I know London used to have one in the old elephant house but that’s now closed due to roof problems. Does anyone know which other zoos have them ?

@TheZooUK
There's actually quite a few zoos in Europe with Kinkajous. Check this out:
ZootierlisteHomepage

Thanks. I need to use that website more, as I find myself using it every time a question like this arises.