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Sorry for the glare in the pictures, this is again taken with my phone. I dreaded trying to use any pc program because tis particular save file where I've tried to fit every of my favorites(almost all animals really) chokes the moment there is baby overload, and there is many, and it has has crashed here and there. I I know absolutely nothing of programming but I think zoo Tycoon's biggest limitation is that every message good or bad goes through that one textbox(the message box at the top of the game) because it runs fine as long as no baby explosion happen where animals are then unhappy about their exhibit due to it being too full as my game only stutters or crashes during message overload where when you pause in time, a whole of messages wills till be going through for a moment in which the game seems to 'catch up.' Just an observation of mine, probably has zero bearing on any game limitations. This zoo has 112 zookeepers. Next zoo pictures, will be much nicer not using my phone anymore, using the pc itself instead. These wrap up this zoo, I present the desert! I would've like to fancy it more up but I had no room left even with using zooberry's giant map. I'll be splitting my favorite animals into three separate zoos, pictures will be coming! Plus I added two mods which will add more favorites...

Well, the good thing is, there is proof now that they didn't require heightened oxygen levels to get that big. Though I will say I have always suspected that, as Meganeuropsis was still large in the Permian and besides that the only arthropods that got that large in the Carboniferous have either ultra light built bodies (griffinflies and palaeodictyopterans) or great weight distribution on the ground (scorpions and Arthropleura). But now that there's an actual paper on that by Snelling et al. you really don't need to feel bad for not building a full on insect house for your giant bugs.

And here is the full map: 1 - Gift Shop 2 - Restrooms 3 - African Savannah Hall 4 - Rainforest Hall: Africa 5 - Rainforest Hall: Australia 6 - Rainforest Hall: Asia 7 - Rainforest Hall: South America 8 - Special Exhibit: Big Cats 9 - Galápagos Hall 10 - Our Oceans 11 - Museum Café 12 - North America Hall 13 - Europe Hall 14 - Fishes of Europe 15 - The Wadden Sea 16 - Mammal Hall 17 - Ornithology Hall 18 - Extinction Hall 19 - Our Climate 20 - Polar Hall 21 - Desert Hall 22 - Mineralogy Hall 23 - Space Hall 24 - Fossil Collection and Preparation Laboratory 25 - Zoological Collection 26 - The Palaeozoic 27 - The Mesozoic 28 - The Cenozoic

Alright, here are the polar and desert exhibits: