Klein Tuin Zoo | Big carnivores & herbivores | Planet Zoo[24]

[@Jaguar_X12]

I am still absolutely in awe at how well you pulled of those hillside enclosures! Fantastic job as always Mealie

[@NoaBo1_20]

I love these enclosures they are definitely worth the wait, i saw some of the sneek-peeks in Bronation, it they were even better now, grat job - And i really do find it cool you made a cinematic route track for the skyride. Already excited for the next episode!

[@NewAge374]

Can I just thank you again for making this not just dry entertainment but also a little course of zoological parks throughout history? In terms of architecture it tells also the story of how people used to see animals from a very anthropocentric experience. And this project just keeps on giving, following your own rhythm of adding onto it, taking stuff out, changing around, without following just what the DLCs are bringing to the table. And since you did mention Prehistoric Kingdom in this video, would I be wrong to assume that you might have given thought to starting a similar chronological project but with extinct animals? Hehehe ;)

[@Mealie]

Glad you like the series. The PK video I was referencing was just my normal series, Giants Valley. No new series I'm afraid. I don't even know how I'd do a chronological series since, well, it's a dinosaur game that doesn't even have any recently extinct species lol

[@NewAge374]

@@MealieI think you might have forgotten about the mammals in the game. But what I referred to is creating your own universe in which somehow cloning dinosaurs started a century ago but the zoo architecture was still at at the same stage. And then you progress through the decades with the species you imagine would be cloned not as early.

[@Mealie]

@@NewAge374 By recently extinct I meant stuff that was kept in captivity like quagga, but I see your point. I don't think I will do a historical zoo with dinosaurs since I already have Klein Tuin Zoo as an outlet for historic zoo stuff.

[@NewAge374]

@@MealieThat's cool still! Definitely love your representation of African-based zoos though!

[@ralphthestick]

Loving this series. As far as 40s zoo animals go, those are some very lucky baboons!

[@dodoxasaurus6904]

Absolutely stunning work

[@alfredsupersauce]

Exquisite.