A butterfly that appears randomly in your zoo, found worldwide.

Golden-feathered birds with green wing tips, Sun Conures are playful and colorful.

A cardinal that flies over your zoo, commonly found in North America.

A smaller relative of the wolf, the adaptable coyote thrives in all biomes.

An ambient African Sangrias butterfly. She is the only blood-red butterfly in the world and lives in the Savannah, Desert and Grassland. Requires ES to work.

A butterfly that appears randomly in your zoo, often seen in forests and grasslands.

Fenrir’s descendants are larger than normal wolves and feature multiple skins.

A medieval-style unicorn with biome-specific behavior and multiple skins.

A bird that flies over your zoo. Rainbow lorikeets are active, noisy, and gregarious birds.

Australia's largest butterfly, commonly seen in rainforests and suburban areas.

An ambient peafowl that randomly appears in your zoo.

A species of elephant native to African rainforests.

An Indian antelope. Note: the blackbuck has no thirst need.

A butterfly that appears randomly in your zoo, commonly found in grasslands and forests.

A blue jay that flies over your zoo, commonly found in boreal and temperate forests.

A butterfly that appears randomly in your zoo, found near rivers and wetlands.

A scavenging bird that flies over your zoo, famous for using stones to break eggs.

A bright green butterfly with shiny copper trimmings, often seen flying over MM waters.

A domesticated pony, one of the oldest horse breeds known to mankind.

An ambient sheep that randomly appears and moves through obstructions in your zoo.

Add an UXP containing several birds from different tropical regions. Objects fit perfectly with the default jungle theme.

The ICHTHYOSAURUS is a marine lizard from Early Jurassic era. It almost resembles a dolphin but the tail is vertical and it has a big sclerotic ring around its eyes.

Adorn your manta rays with a camouflage pattern. Made by dood10125.

A black variant of the Lion. Contains a variant for both male and female lions.