This pack contains four binoculars.

Makes the zoo wall invisible, perfect for photography and Show & Tell threads.

This is part of a set of eight biome packs that were made by the Zoo Admin Design Team many years ago.

This is a scenery pack from the creative minds of Penguinman and Budgielover101.

This is part of a set of eight biome packs that were made by the Zoo Admin Design Team many years ago.

This huge carnivore will eat meat and fish. It can bring down small or large prey and could reach length of twelve metres.

This is part of a set of eight biome packs that were made by the Zoo Admin Design Team many years ago.

Toxodon ('Archer's bow teeth') is a large genus of extinct South American ungulate, ecologically similar to the hippopotamus.

This is part of a set of eight biome packs that were made by the Zoo Admin Design Team many years ago.

This is part of a set of eight biome packs that were made by the Zoo Admin Design Team many years ago.

Due to their extreme rarity, very little is known about the yellow jellyfish.

The zorilla is a skunk-like mammal that lives in African savannas. It is also called the striped polecat.

A set of trees from African mountains made to accompany the user-made Montane Forest biome!

This will move the spectacled bear, mountain gorilla, and puya plant to the Montane Forest biome.

Moves the highland cow to the Moorland biome.

From the high Andes Mountains to the lush tropical Amazon Forest lives an amazing array of wildlife. Welcome to South America!

Moorland is an upland habitat covered in low lying vegetation, such as hardy grasses and thick carpets of heather.

Montane forests are a type of tropical moist forest that exist at higher elevations.

The red grouse is differentiated by its plumage being reddish brown and not having a white winter plumage.

Also known as the South American red-footed tortoise, the males grow up to 13.5 inches (30.4 cm) and are somewhat larger than females.

Of all the gelatinous creatures visiting Monterey Bay, the purple-striped jelly is certainly among the most recognizable and spectacular.

This species of jellyfish, commonly known as mauve stinger, is widely distributed in all warm and temperate waters.

The lion's mane jellyfish can be found in the cooler regions of the Atlantic, Pacific, North Sea and Baltic.

Leopard tortoises have a huge range, being found on the savannahs of Africa from the Sudan South to the Cape Province of South Africa.