I am also very curious to your species list!
I see what most species are on this map but it's always nice to know your entire idea for this project.
With that I'd also like to ask if this is your ''dream'' look for the zoo, or also what you hope they will actually achieve within a realistic boundary of X amounts of years.
I always love zoos that are devided in alignment to the continents. With the addition of the new mangrove, I noticed that four of the seven continents have been represented. Safari for Africa, Rimba for Asia, Desert for North America, and Mangrove for South America. The only ones missing is Oceania, Europe and Antarctica. In the park region, however. There is an aviary with mainly Australian birds and a wallaby / black swan enclosure in the back most region of the park. And there are european reindeer in the right most area. So there are still animals from those continents.
I decided to fill up the missing spot by designing Burger's Arctic. For both the South pole and North pole region. The animals in this region are: The Arctic fox, the Eurasian arctic hare, the gentoo penguin, Chinstrap penguin, and King penguin, the Puffin, the Great grey owl and the Snowy owl, the Siberian weasel, and the Wolverine.
Along with that, there's also a sub region of icy caves, with Aquatic animals, like Spider crabs, Red king crabs, Krill, American lobster, European plaice, Bering flounder, Viviparous eelpout, Atlantic cod, Capelin, Sardines, Antarctic silverfish, Marbled rockcod, and some jellyfish (Box jellyfish, Moon jellyfish, comb jellyfish and Lions mane jellyfish)
This is only the Artic region, the larger regions, like Burger's Woods and Burger's Outback have a lot more. It'll take a lot longer to translate. I can translate the smaller regions, such as night and island if you want
). Have you thought about adding pinnipeds to the Arctic region?
