Firehawke's Zoos!

[ape]

hmmm...didn't see that biome but I downloaded a ton of others that's for sure XD

[Firehawke]

I don't know for sure where it originally came from. AZ sent it to me. Would you like me to send it to you?

[ape]

yeah sure! (BTW I posted my new pics)

[Firehawke]

You should have an email waiting for you!

 

(runs off to look at the new pics)

[Firehawke]

Contest entry from Feral (hence why there's so many pics in one post)

 

No snow on Christmas? Stop here to feel chilly!

 

 

Getting hit with snow as you enter will help set the tone for your visit

 

 

A nice arctic theme all around

 

 

The caribou like the weather

 

 

 

The Pacific Walrus wants to welcome you

 

 

 

And the Musk Ox wants to show off

 

 

 

The exhibits are separated by low fencing to help the animals feel like they are in an open area.

 

 

Hope you enjoyed your adventure!

[Rinding FT]

Cool~ btw, Aurora Designs released the Musk Ox and biome remake~ :D

[Firehawke]

Thanks...I'll have to look at that!

[Firehawke]

Feral's theme for the month is "Reptile Rampage" and there are two contests that I'm part in. First up, the screenshot contest featuring three reptiles:

 

Here we have the Galapagos Giant Tortoise grabbing a "quick" bite to eat



Is this frog going to be quick enough, or will the Mugger Crocodile have a snack?



Here we have a graceful Green Sea Turtle

[Kreek]

Love the first one!

[Firehawke]

Thanks, Kreek!

 

The other contest was to build a Reptile House...sorry for SO many pics in one post!

 

Welcome to the Rambling Rosehip Reptile House...we hope you enjoy your visit!



Don't be alarmed...these Komodo Dragons are amazing replicas...



These guys, however, are the real deal. Our Komodo Dragon colony, the focal point of the RRRH, has thrived so much that a number of them have been released back into the wild!







The RRRH also features:

Galapagos Land Iguanas



Nile Monitor (only 1 at this time)



African Spurred Tortoises



Lava Lizards



Gila Monster (also only 1 at this time...and don't worry, it's just showing off its tummy)



And for our amphibian fans, Australian Green Tree Frogs...although our experts are sure that one of these species is misclassified and should be Red Eyed Tree Frogs




If you would like to rest and watch our fabulous animals, there are places you to do that!




Hope you enjoyed you visit to the Rambling Rosehip Reptile House!