Zoo Tycoon

To breed sea otters in Zoo Tycoon 2, ensure you have a suitable habitat that includes both land and water areas with ample space and enrichment items. Make sure there are at least one male and one female sea otter in the enclosure, and their happiness levels are high. Over time, if the conditions are right, they will breed, and you may see baby sea otters appear. Regularly monitor their needs to maintain a healthy environment for breeding.

In Zoo Tycoon: Complete Collection, you can enter cheat codes by pressing the "Enter" key during gameplay to bring up the text input box. Type the desired code, and then press "Enter" again to activate it. Make sure you're in a game session, as the codes won't work in the main menu.

Try playing around with the settings.

In Zoo Tycoon, you can toggle the view of foliage by pressing the "F" key on your keyboard. This will hide or show the trees and plants in your zoo, allowing you to see the layout and paths more clearly. You can also access this option through the game’s settings menu if you prefer using mouse controls.

Yes, you can delete your saved game on Zoo Tycoon for the DS. To do this, go to the game's main menu, select the "Options" or "Save" menu, and look for the option to delete saved data. Be cautious, as this action is permanent and cannot be undone.

Darth Vader isn't even an animal, he's a person! (actually, he's part human part machine) There is no way to have Darth Vader in Zoo Tycoon.

It Isn't out yet but when it comes out it will be on Mysterous Map Marvels

No it is not made in a PS2 version. Zoo Tycoon and Zoo Tycoon II are PC and Nintendo DS games

You have to get at least one show grandstand from the buildings list, and place it exactly one square away from the show tank. Then guests will pay you to go sit down in them and watch the show. Location also helps, just like how food stands that are in a more mainstream part of the zoo are visited more.

you go to downloads, choose what you want, you click on download file (on the bottom of the page) then click save, then click on open, then click "extract all files" at the top of the menu that opened. If there is 2 or more files click, and hold and as you hold move the mouse over all the files. they should all be highlighted, in the highlighted area, right-click and click "copy". then on the left side of the screen press computer, then click OS(C:), then press program files, then Microsoft games, then zoo tycoon 2 (or if your downloading to the first then click zoo tycoon 1), then in a blank area again right-click and then press paste. then have fun with your new download!!!

No Loch Ness Monster on zoo tycoon 2

like what the first person said it all depends on the zoo a lot more animals would be extinct like the whit rhinos they are trying to keep that species alive so don't anybody get me started o the argument.

When you consider the fact that all animals in the zoo, or nearly all, are species that normally only exist in the wild, it doesn't take a genius to figure out that living in a cage is not a normal or natural state to them. Some animals seem to adjust to zoo life, and some never do. I enjoy visiting the zoo, as I get to see many animals that I would otherwise never encounter. But it saddens me a little that they're cooped up in cages and not living the way they were meant to. On the other hand, life in the wild is a dog eat dog sort of existence, and zoo animals often outlive there wild counterparts due to vet care, better diet, and being protected from predators. Some animals would be extinct if there weren't a few in zoos around the world. So, to answer the question, I would hazard a guess that yes, it does cause them stress, for some animals to some degree.

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Zoos not so long ago, yes! Not in Britain, Australia, and most modern developed countries nowadays. As most zoos now are more orientated towards endangered animals, and/or threatened species, and in fact, help that situation. Even take in unwanted exotic animals, etc.

I'm sorry to say, in some shall we say "backwards" countries, zoos are still a form of entertainment only, and yes the animals in those zoos do more often than not suffer a lot of stress, and unhappiness and a terrible quality of life and treatment. Another View: Just my personal opinion and by reading allot about it, I think no matter the situation all confined animals suffer stress to some extent. You take them from their natural habitat and "try" to create one for them. Yes, I'm sure it is stressful. Wild animals are used to having miles upon miles of land to roam. Then you capture one, and put it into a confined space that lets say, at best may be a mile in diameter, its still not what nature had intended for that animal. So I say yes, even if in some cases it is trying to help the animal, I do believe it still creates stress. And in zoos, they have to be handled to some degree, and they have to be fed by man, and ultimately cared for by man. Where normally the two would never come together, yes its stressful. It is an unnatural setting all together.

Go to : http://z14.invisionfree.com/Zoo_Tycoon_Volcano/index.php?showtopic=22262

but this hack only make elephant and ostritch rideable

None! But you COULD pretend there is a website called "Website on volcanoes"!

Try placing food yourself. Click the animal or animal species and click the Zookeeper recommendations button. I looks like the head of the Staff Button. Then, click food and all the food the animals eats should be there!