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Can we expect any elephants in this new pack? 🙏🥺

New ungulates pack coming nicely. Yard with domestic yak and black-necked crane.

Nearly all missing are made: I am still working on this remake (for now, all species except Galapagos sea lion and Peruvian fur seal are made). I reworked crabeater and hooded seal (not on the picture) with different animations and now they look much better. Some unresolved issues I´d like to know your opinions on: Compatibility of brown fur seal: for now, it´s compatible with Australian sea lion, but maybe compatibility with African penguin would be more interesting (this can work in real zoo only with one sex groups, without presence of fur seal males)? Compatibility of largha seal: now it´s compatible with Borsato´s bearded seal, but maybe compatibility with Steller´s sea lion, northern fur seal and Japanese sea lion would be more interesting? Still, if anyone has any idea about interesting environment or compatibility for Galapagos sea lion, I´m listening. I made erect-crested penguin to be compatible with New Zealand fur seal. Should I also make Snares penguin, so all penguin species are available for ZT? Talking about penguin species, divergence between eastern and western rockhopper penguins seem to be between 0.5 and more than 1 million years ago (based on two papers I read), so maybe I can make western rockhopper penguin (sometimes recognized as valid species, eastern rockhopper is Borsato´s rockhopper penguin)? Also, there seems to be quite deep divergence between gentoo penguin lineages, so if there is demand, I can make one more gentoo penguin species too (Demon Hunter made two gentoo penguins, Antarctic and subantarctic, I already made subantarctic). Fiordland penguin: should I change its brood to 2? Fiordland penguins have the least egg dimorphism among Eudyptes species, and during years when food is abundant at least about 12 percent of them are able to bring up both chicks, so I think this percentage would be higher in zoo environment with perfect nutrition.