2 Real Nile Monitor Habitats! (Planet Zoo Inspiration)

[@alfredsupersauce]

Monitors not being able to climb in game will forever cause me suffering.

[@pinguinboy2008]

And the Nile monitor being in game and not the Nile crocodile will forever cause me suffering

[@Aramar5]

And Nile Monitors not being able to dive in game will forever cause me suffering too.

[@iqbaalannaafi761]

Oh, so no BOUILONG today huh?

[@MrTiesk]

🥳KEVINB MENTIONED!🥳

[@NoaBo1_20]

Is it just me or is the real life both nile monitor but also the asian water monitor way too big, i've never seen them irl, so maybe it's just me?

[@justGoron]

They can get that big, if you look at the Asian water monitor of Burgers Zoo it's pretty accurate size wise I'd say. Other zoos I've seen them in had much younger animals so they were smaller

[@NoaBo1_20]

@@justGoron So i guess it was just me, but on camera they don't seem THAT big, but again i've never seen them - Great video btw

[@MrTiesk]

​@@NoaBo1_20 Planet zoo usually goes off an animal's maximum size. So a Gharial, that can grow to a maximum of around 6 meters, is actually 6 meters in-game, despite the fact that most gharials in captivity are around 2-4 meters long

[@nickdentoom1173]

@@MrTiesk Thats something they should try to do for a potential Planet Zoo 2, attempt to have size differences between animals of the same species, which is affected by the size of the habitat (Like having a neutrally sized habitat results in a neutral chance for a bigger or smaller animal, a smaller habitat increases chances of a smaller animal and a bigger habitat increase chances of a bigger animal).

[@NoaBo1_20]

@@MrTiesk Ah, makes sense thanks MrTiesk