Planet zoo animals

Hayo Zookeepers, Thanks for all of your brilliant support; we're excited to show you a snippet of what we've been working on over the last couple of...

Today is #ZooLoversDay! Zoos can be a wonderfully enriching place for us to learn about the animals we share our planet with, and they can help keep the population of at risk animals thriving. Which zoo is your favourite to visit?

Let's wishlist the plushies then lol For me: gorilla giraffe rhino gibbon capybara red panda tiger OMG a capybara plushie yes please Red panda would be...

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The Wild Water Buffalo (Bubalus arnee) is a large Asian ungulate featured in the Wetlands Animal Pack DLC for Planet Zoo. Population In Wild: 3,400 The wild water buffalo (or Bubalus arnee), also known as the Asian water buffalo, is a very large species of bovine living in the marshes, swamps and flood plains of central east and southeast Asia. Its present range is extremely fragmented, with the majority of animals living in India, and other populations surviving in Nepal, Bhutan…

This story starts back in the summer of 2009. I had just gotten my first iPhone 3GS and I was loving it. Think way back: back to the time when Angry Birds wasn’t a hit on the App Store yet. Apple had…

I re-placed the gift-shop that I had build, demolished the second Dhole and first Sloth Bear habitat, as I wasn't happy with both of them, replaced the...

The Plains Zebra (Equus quagga) is a mid-sized African ungulate featured in the Standard Edition of Planet Zoo. Population in the Wild: 150,000-250,000 The plains zebra (or Equus quagga) is native to Eastern and Southern Africa, preferring to live in easy reach of water sources on the savanna. The species is divided into six subspecies, separated due to different features, usually varying strip patterns, and lack of interbreeding between groups. Plains zebra have the black and white…

On Saturday, the Sequoia Park Zoo held the grand opening of its newest exhibit, Watershed Heroes. As the result of a $2.3 million grant, river otters returned in a snazzy new habitat. Eventually, there will be three kinds of native salmon and a bald eagle aviary.