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Happy New Year everyone! Once again with a new year comes a new challenge, and for the sixth installment of this competition, @Vision (the 2017 Challenge winner) and myself have settled on A̶u̶s̶t̶r̶a̶l̶i̶a̶n̶ ̶M̶a̶r̶s̶u̶p̶i̶a̶l̶s̶ Carnivora! Most members here seem to have at least some interest...

Happy New Year everyone! And with a new year comes a new challenge, and for this competition's fifth installment @devilfish (the 2016 Challenge winner) and myself have settled on Passerines. This is a very large and variable group which is well-represented in zoos across the world so should make...

Another year, another challenge. For the challenge's fourth installment, we're targeting Ungulates! While, as always, our friends in Australasia will be left out a bit I feel ungulates are still a very well represented clade of animals in captivity. Now this may be a bit of a difficult and...

Well here we go again! 2014's challenge thread (pheasants) went a lot better than 2013's (penguins), so why not keep the fun going for all of those who want to play, but don't live in the UK! This year's theme- Rodents! Members of the order Rodentia are found on every continent except...

The challenge is as following: Create (on paper) an idea for a really interesting and educative exhibit with an otherwise really boring and unnoticable animal species. You may have several species on exhibit, and you have any tool imaginable to make the exhibit interesting, as long as it is...

Alright! While the 2013 ZooChat Challenge (Penguins) wasn't that big of a success, I had fun with it and like the idea of having a zoo challenge. I understand it's harder to do these as oppose to the UK ones because not everyone has the same zoological advantages as others but I tried to be as...