Add the largest turtle ever to your zoo. Shares exhibit requirements with my Bananogmius and Platecarpus!

Adds the bitey turtle to your zoo, for the first time in this franchise's history! Seriously, it's surprising nobody's made this before.

Includes: Nine new diosaurs, a rework for the Tyrannosaurus and a bunch of skeleton T. rex items for your zoo!

Add the tallfin pelagic angelfish thing to your zoo. Shares exhibit requirements with my Archelon and Platecarpus!

Add the biggest ammonite to your zoo. Shares exhibit requirements with my Macropoma!

A.K.A. Floofy Tyrannosaurs. Adds eight Tyrannosauroids made to match the biomes for your dinosaur zoo!

Aka Giant Camel

Great blue herons can be found in the Nearctic and Neotropical regions. During the spring and summer, they breed throughout North and Central America, the Caribbean, much of Canada and the Galapagos.

Fishers are found only in North America, from the Sierra Nevada of California to the Appalachians of West Virginia and Virginia.

Nobody's ever made a pantodont for either Zoo Tycoon, so I had to get a little creative. Add one of the first large herbivorous mammals AND the first Zoo Tycoon pantodont to your zoo!

A set of South American animals made by Wolverale12, Fireplume, and Collin924.

A set of 18 island-dwelling animals.

A set of 8 new forest-dwelling animals made by Wolverale12.

A set of animals based in Florida.

Add the giant-er ground sloth to your zoo.

Add the ostrich dinosaur to your zoo.

Add the gigantic millipede to your zoo.

Add the two-crested dinosaur to your zoo. No frills included!

Adds Dippy to your zoo.

They are the largest brown bear subspecies, and are comparable in size to polar bears. That makes Kodiak bears and polar bears the two largest members of the bear family, although polar bears tend to be longer and stand taller.

Adds the giant x-ray fish to your zoo.

Unfortunately, it's not just a tooth. Add the big brain dino to your zoo regardless.

Adds the big shoulder spiky nodosaur to your zoo.

Adds the tree-dwelling one from the first Jurassic Park novel (maybe) to your zoo.