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Animal Group
Bird
African Penguin
Pink patches around its eyes help it regulate body temperature.
- Animal Group
- Bird
- Conservation Status
- Endangered
- Continents
- Africa
- Biomes
- Aquatic; Desert
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Africa Pack
American Flamingo
It uses its specially shaped beak to filter food from mud.
- Animal Group
- Bird
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- North America; Central America; South America
- Biomes
- Tropical; Aquatic; Grassland; Temperate
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Americas Animal Pack
Common Ostrich
The common ostrich is the largest bird species.
- Animal Group
- Bird
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Africa
- Biomes
- Grassland; Desert
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Base Game
Emu
The emu has long, shaggy brown feathers and strong gray legs.
- Animal Group
- Bird
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Oceania
- Biomes
- Grassland; Desert; Tropical; Temperate
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Grasslands Animal Pack
Greater Flamingo
Greater flamingos stir mud with their beaks to filter out food.
- Animal Group
- Bird
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Africa; Asia; Europe
- Biomes
- Aquatic; Tropical; Grassland; Temperate
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Base Game
Greater Rhea
The greater rhea is a large flightless bird with gray-brown plumage.
- Animal Group
- Bird
- Conservation Status
- Near Threatened
- Continents
- South America
- Biomes
- Grassland; Temperate
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Americas Animal Pack
Indian Peafowl
Male peafowl fan their eye-spotted tail feathers to impress females and deter rivals.
- Animal Group
- Bird
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Asia
- Biomes
- Tropical; Temperate; Grassland
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Base Game
King Penguin
Its orange cheek markings match a bright stripe across the neck.
- Animal Group
- Bird
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Antarctica; South America
- Biomes
- Aquatic; Tundra
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Aquatic Pack
Little Penguin
Little penguins use their individual calls to find their mates.
- Animal Group
- Bird
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Oceania
- Biomes
- Aquatic; Temperate; Grassland
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Oceania Pack
Mute Swan
Its red-orange bill is bordered by black markings.
- Animal Group
- Bird
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Europe; Asia
- Biomes
- Aquatic; Temperate
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Eurasia Animal Pack
North Island Brown Kiwi
Male kiwis incubate the eggs.
- Animal Group
- Bird
- Conservation Status
- Vulnerable
- Continents
- Oceania
- Biomes
- Temperate
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Oceania Pack
Red-Crowned Crane
Some red-crowned cranes migrate seasonally while others remain year-round residents.
- Animal Group
- Bird
- Conservation Status
- Vulnerable
- Continents
- Asia
- Biomes
- Aquatic; Taiga; Tundra; Temperate
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Wetlands Animal Pack
Southern Cassowary
It has a distinctive casque on its head and a bright blue throat.
- Animal Group
- Bird
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Oceania; Asia
- Biomes
- Tropical
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Australia Pack
Sussex Chicken
Its neck and tail feathers are darker than its body plumage.
- Animal Group
- Bird
- Conservation Status
- Domesticated
- Continents
- Europe
- Biomes
- Temperate; Grassland; Tropical; Taiga
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Barnyard Animal Pack
Animal Group
Reptile
African Spurred Tortoise
It digs burrows into cooler, damp soil and retreats there on hot days.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Endangered
- Continents
- Africa
- Biomes
- Grassland; Desert
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Zookeepers Animal Pack
Aldabra Giant Tortoise
Aldabra giant tortoises can live for centuries.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Vulnerable
- Continents
- Africa
- Biomes
- Tropical
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Base Game
American Alligator
Its broad, rounded head has teeth that can protrude outside the mouth.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- North America
- Biomes
- Aquatic; Temperate
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- North America Animal Pack
Asian Water Monitor
Its body is covered in yellow and brown reticulated markings.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Asia
- Biomes
- Tropical; Grassland; Aquatic
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Tropical Pack
Boa Constrictor
Boa constrictors are solitary except when mating or fighting over mates.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- South America; Central America
- Biomes
- Tropical; Grassland
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Common Death Adder
The common death adder hides under leaf litter while it waits for prey.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Oceania
- Biomes
- Grassland; Temperate
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Cuvier's Dwarf Caiman
Its appearance changes as it matures.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- South America
- Biomes
- Aquatic; Tropical; Temperate; Grassland
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Aquatic Pack
Desert Horned Viper
Its venom can cause swelling and bleeding in humans.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Africa; Asia
- Biomes
- Desert
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Arid Animal Pack
Diamondback Terrapin
Its shell has interlocking diamond-shaped patterns.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Vulnerable
- Continents
- North America
- Biomes
- Aquatic; Temperate
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Aquatic Pack
Eastern Blue Tongued Lizard
The young are independent from birth.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Oceania
- Biomes
- Grassland; Temperate; Tropical
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Australia Pack
Eastern Brown Snake
Adult males are solitary, while females may gather after laying eggs.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Oceania
- Biomes
- Desert; Grassland; Temperate
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Galápagos Giant Tortoise
It can have a saddleback or dome-shaped shell.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Vulnerable
- Continents
- South America
- Biomes
- Tropical
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Base Game
Gharial
Males develop a bulbous growth on the snout called a ghara.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Critically Endangered
- Continents
- Asia
- Biomes
- Aquatic; Tropical; Temperate
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Base Game
Gila Monster
It delivers venom by biting and chewing rather than injecting it like a snake.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Near Threatened
- Continents
- North America
- Biomes
- Desert
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Green Iguana
Green iguanas are excellent swimmers and use their strong tails to move through water.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- South America; Central America
- Biomes
- Tropical; Grassland
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Hermann's Tortoise
Hermann's tortoises hibernate during part of the year.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Vulnerable
- Continents
- Europe
- Biomes
- Grassland; Temperate
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Eurasia Animal Pack
Komodo Dragon
Komodo dragons ambush prey by lying in wait and striking at the throat.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Endangered
- Continents
- Asia
- Biomes
- Grassland; Tropical
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Deluxe Upgrade
Lesser Antillean Iguana
Lesser Antillean iguanas lack a large rounded scale on the cheek that green iguanas have.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Critically Endangered
- Continents
- South America; Central America
- Biomes
- Tropical
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Nile Monitor
Nile monitors are solitary animals and prefer to be alone.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Africa
- Biomes
- Tropical; Grassland
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Base Game
Puff Adder
Puff adders are solitary except when males search for mates.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Africa; Asia
- Biomes
- Grassland
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Saltwater Crocodile
Male saltwater crocodiles grow much larger than females.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Oceania; Asia
- Biomes
- Aquatic; Tropical
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Base Game
Spectacled Caiman
A bony ridge between its eyes gives it the appearance of wearing spectacles.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- South America
- Biomes
- Aquatic; Tropical; Grassland
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Wetlands Animal Pack
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
These rattlesnakes are solitary and meet mainly to mate.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- North America; Central America
- Biomes
- Desert; Grassland; Temperate
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Yellow Anaconda
Yellow anacondas hunt a range of small and medium-sized animals.
- Animal Group
- Reptile
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- South America
- Biomes
- Tropical; Aquatic
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Animal Group
Marsupial
Common Wombat
Wombats may share burrow systems but generally avoid close contact.
- Animal Group
- Marsupial
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Oceania
- Biomes
- Grassland; Temperate
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Twilight Pack
Koala
Koalas are tree-dwelling marsupials with dexterous claws for gripping branches.
- Animal Group
- Marsupial
- Conservation Status
- Vulnerable
- Continents
- Oceania
- Biomes
- Tropical; Temperate
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Australia Pack
Quokka
Its small jaws and protruding teeth make the quokka look like it is smiling.
- Animal Group
- Marsupial
- Conservation Status
- Vulnerable
- Continents
- Oceania
- Biomes
- Grassland
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Oceania Pack
Red Kangaroo
The red kangaroo is the largest kangaroo species.
- Animal Group
- Marsupial
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Oceania
- Biomes
- Grassland; Desert
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Australia Pack
Red-Necked Wallaby
Its gray coat has a red-brown tinge, especially around the neck.
- Animal Group
- Marsupial
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Oceania
- Biomes
- Grassland; Temperate
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Grasslands Animal Pack
Tasmanian Devil
Tasmanian devils store fat reserves in their tails.
- Animal Group
- Marsupial
- Conservation Status
- Endangered
- Continents
- Oceania
- Biomes
- Temperate
- Housing
- Habitat
- Added In
- Oceania Pack
Animal Group
Amphibian
American Bullfrog
Bullfrogs tolerate each other when they have enough space.
- Animal Group
- Amphibian
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- North America
- Biomes
- Aquatic; Temperate
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- North America Animal Pack
Axolotl
Axolotls keep their feathery external gills as adults.
- Animal Group
- Amphibian
- Conservation Status
- Critically Endangered
- Continents
- North America
- Biomes
- Aquatic; Desert
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Conservation Pack
Danube Crested Newt
These newts are mostly solitary and have no special social needs.
- Animal Group
- Amphibian
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Europe
- Biomes
- Aquatic; Temperate
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Wetlands Animal Pack
Fire Salamander
Adult fire salamanders cannot swim, though their larvae live in water.
- Animal Group
- Amphibian
- Conservation Status
- Vulnerable
- Continents
- Europe
- Biomes
- Temperate
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Europe Pack
Golden Poison Frog
Its bright color warns predators that its skin is highly toxic.
- Animal Group
- Amphibian
- Conservation Status
- Endangered
- Continents
- South America
- Biomes
- Tropical
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Goliath Frog
Goliath frogs are solitary and interact mainly to mate.
- Animal Group
- Amphibian
- Conservation Status
- Endangered
- Continents
- Africa
- Biomes
- Aquatic; Tropical
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Lehmann's Poison Frog
Its tadpoles become independent froglets.
- Animal Group
- Amphibian
- Conservation Status
- Critically Endangered
- Continents
- South America
- Biomes
- Tropical
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Red-Eyed Tree Frog
Its bright red eyes may startle predators when it opens them.
- Animal Group
- Amphibian
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- South America; North America
- Biomes
- Tropical
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- South America Pack
Animal Group
Insect
Cloudless Sulphur
Cloudless sulphur butterflies migrate to warmer areas for the winter.
- Animal Group
- Insect
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- North America; South America
- Biomes
- Temperate; Grassland; Taiga
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Grasslands Animal Pack
European Peacock
The peacock butterfly can make a hissing sound by rubbing its wings together.
- Animal Group
- Insect
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Europe; Asia
- Biomes
- Temperate; Grassland
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Grasslands Animal Pack
Giant Burrowing Cockroach
It digs burrows in sandy soil.
- Animal Group
- Insect
- Conservation Status
- Data Deficient
- Continents
- Oceania
- Biomes
- Temperate
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Giant Malaysian Leaf Insect
Its leaf-like body helps it blend with foliage, and it often stays still.
- Animal Group
- Insect
- Conservation Status
- Data Deficient
- Continents
- Asia
- Biomes
- Tropical
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Southeast Asia Animal Pack
Goliath Beetle
The Goliath beetle is among the largest and heaviest beetles.
- Animal Group
- Insect
- Conservation Status
- Data Deficient
- Continents
- Africa
- Biomes
- Tropical; Grassland
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Malabar Rose
Malabar rose butterflies are usually solitary but may gather in pairs.
- Animal Group
- Insect
- Conservation Status
- Endangered
- Continents
- Asia
- Biomes
- Tropical
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Free Update
Menelaus Blue Morpho
Its bright blue and turquoise wings have black borders and white spots.
- Animal Group
- Insect
- Conservation Status
- Data Deficient
- Continents
- South America
- Biomes
- Grassland; Tropical
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Grasslands Animal Pack
Monarch
Monarchs have orange-red wings marked with black veins and white spots.
- Animal Group
- Insect
- Conservation Status
- Endangered
- Continents
- North America; South America; Asia
- Biomes
- Temperate; Grassland; Tropical
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Grasslands Animal Pack
Old World Swallowtail
Its hindwings have extended tails with red eyespots.
- Animal Group
- Insect
- Conservation Status
- Least Concern
- Continents
- Europe; Asia; North America
- Biomes
- Temperate; Grassland; Taiga
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Grasslands Animal Pack
Sacred Scarab Beetle
It uses projections on its head and legs to shape dung into nesting balls.
- Animal Group
- Insect
- Conservation Status
- Data Deficient
- Continents
- Africa; Europe; Asia
- Biomes
- Desert
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Africa Pack
Titan Beetle
Its robust mandibles can snap twigs.
- Animal Group
- Insect
- Conservation Status
- Data Deficient
- Continents
- South America
- Biomes
- Tropical
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Animal Group
Arachnid
Brazilian Salmon Pink Tarantula
It is solitary and may become aggressive if kept too close to others.
- Animal Group
- Arachnid
- Conservation Status
- Data Deficient
- Continents
- South America
- Biomes
- Tropical
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Brazilian Wandering Spider
It hunts at night instead of building a web.
- Animal Group
- Arachnid
- Conservation Status
- Data Deficient
- Continents
- South America
- Biomes
- Tropical
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Giant Desert Hairy Scorpion
It hides under sand or rocks and ambushes prey.
- Animal Group
- Arachnid
- Conservation Status
- Data Deficient
- Continents
- North America
- Biomes
- Desert
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Giant Forest Scorpion
These scorpions are solitary and interact mainly to mate.
- Animal Group
- Arachnid
- Conservation Status
- Data Deficient
- Continents
- Asia
- Biomes
- Tropical
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Goliath Birdeater
Goliath birdeaters are solitary and come together for mating.
- Animal Group
- Arachnid
- Conservation Status
- Data Deficient
- Continents
- South America
- Biomes
- Tropical
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Mexican Red Knee Tarantula
It is solitary and may be aggressive toward tarantulas kept too close.
- Animal Group
- Arachnid
- Conservation Status
- Vulnerable
- Continents
- Central America
- Biomes
- Tropical; Desert; Temperate
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Animal Group
Arthropod
Amazonian Giant Centipede
It is solitary and should be kept alone.
- Animal Group
- Arthropod
- Conservation Status
- Data Deficient
- Continents
- South America
- Biomes
- Tropical
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game
Animal Group
Gastropod
Giant Tiger Land Snail
Giant tiger land snails tolerate others nearby despite not living in groups.
- Animal Group
- Gastropod
- Conservation Status
- Data Deficient
- Continents
- Africa
- Biomes
- Tropical; Grassland
- Housing
- Exhibit
- Added In
- Base Game