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14 Startup Error
15 Unable to load the user interface. Make sure your installation is complete.
104 Zoo
105 Zoo
106 Zoo
107 Zoo Tycoon
116 Zoo
117 Zoo
118 Zoo
119 Zoo
151 Do you want to save your zoo before you exit Zoo Tycoon?
152 Do you want to save your current zoo before you load another zoo?
153 Do you want to save your current zoo before you start a new zoo?
154 Are you sure you want to sell %s?\nRefund:
155 Are you sure you want to fire %s?\nMonthly Salary:
156 Are you sure you want to merge %s with %s?
157 Deleting this fence piece will allow any animals in this exhibit to escape. Do you wish to continue?
158 New Exhibit Name:
159 Failed to replace %s because of blocking object(s). Wait awhile and try again.
305 Not a Microsoft Zoo Tycoon saved game.
306 Unsupported old Microsoft Zoo Tycoon saved game.
307 Corrupted Microsoft Zoo Tycoon saved game.
308 Saved game data is from a newer version of Microsoft Zoo Tycoon
309 Load a zoo...
310 Save a zoo...
312 Zoo Tycoon Saved Game
313 Saved Games
314 Zoo Tycoon CD Required
315 Please insert your Zoo Tycoon CD-ROM.
400 The game is paused.
600 Y
601 N
1000 Adopt Animals
1001 Structures
1002 Construction
1003 Modify Terrain
1004 Game Options
1005 Hire Staff
1006 Message List
1007 Zoom In
1008 Rotate World Counter-clockwise
1009 Rotate World Clockwise
1010 Animal List
1011 Animal Happiness: %d
1012 Guest List
1013 Guest Happiness: %d
1014 Zoo Status
1015 Zoo Rating: %d
1016 Available Cash
1017 Arial Bold
1018 11
1019 Research & Conservation
1021 Overview Map
1022 Zoo Finances
1023 Zoom Out
1025 Clear Objects
1026 Minimap
1030 Date: %s
1050 Exhibit List
1051 Staff List
1071 Pause Game
1072 Resume Game
1075 Undo Last Action
1099 Take a Screenshot of game
1501 Load Game
1502 Save Game
1503 Main Menu
1504 Exit Game
1510 Main Volume
1512 Menu Music Volume
1514 Scroll Speed
1516 Video Mode
1517 800X600
1518 1024X768
1519 1280X1024
1520 Short Tool Tips
1521 Long Tool Tips
1522 Tool Tip Delay
1524 Tool Tip Duration
1526 Version Number: %s
1527 Copyright© 2000-2002 Microsoft Corporation
1528 Product I.D. %s %s
1534 Turn off terrain blending, for best performance on slower computers
1535 Delayed terrain blending, for better performance on slower computers
1536 Balanced terrain blending, to improve performance on slower computers
1537 Immediate terrain blending, for faster computers
1540 Game Options
1541 File Options
1542 Sound & Video
1543 Tool tip Options
1544 About
1560 Load a save game
1561 Save your game
1562 Go to the Main Menu
1563 Exit Zoo Tycoon
1564 Adjust the main volume level
1565 Adjust the music volume level
1566 Change to full screen
1567 Change to windowed
1568 800X600 video resolution
1569 1024X768 video resolution
1570 1280X1024 video resolution
1571 Display short tool tips
1572 Display long tool tips
1573 Adjust how long it takes for tool tips to appear
1574 Adjust how long tool tips stay on screen
1575 Adjust the scroll speed
1586 Screen Size
1587 Window Mode
1588 Full Screen
1594 Don't Blend
1595 Delayed
1596 Balanced
1597 Immediate
1598 Terrain Blending
2000 Male
2001 Female
2006 Arial Bold
2007 9
2017 Arial
2018 8
2023 Animals Available
2042 Cost:
2043 Cost:
2044 Name:
2045 Location:
2046 Habitat:
2047 Type:
2048 Construction
2049 Adopt Animals
2050 Click for Animal Facts.
2090 Capacity
2101 Check For New Zoo Items
2102 Internet Status
2105 New Files Available
2107 Progress Meter
2110 Cancel
2111 Back
2112 Add Zoo Items
2114 Check Locally
2115 Check Internet
2120 Cancel download
2121 Return to main menu
2122 Click to add new Zoo Tycoon items to your game.
2125 Click to check the Internet for new Zoo Tycoon items.
2130 Click to import files from your Hard Drive or CD-ROM.
2300 Roof 1
2301 Roof 2
2302 Roof
2461 Click to change to a different color
3006 Arial
3007 8
3017 Arial
3018 8
3042 Cost:
3054 Rotate Object Counter-Clockwise
3055 Rotate Object Clockwise
3060 Structures
3103 Animal Happiness
3104 Happiness: %d
3105 Animal Health
3106 Health: %d
3107 Animal Hunger
3108 Hunger: %d
3109 Exhibit Suitability
3110 Suitability: %d
3111 Sell Animal
3112 Close Window
3114 Track Animal
3115 Move Animal
3116 Recently
3117 A short time ago
3118 A long time ago
3119 Recently
3120 A short time ago
3121 A long time ago
3123 Zookeeper Recommendations
3150 Arial Bold
3151 9
3152 Arial Bold
3153 9
3162 Status
3164 General
3165 Thoughts
3171 Gender:
3173 Pregnant:
3176 Last Ate:
3178 Last Slept:
3180 Animal Information
3197 Exhibit Information
3198 Exhibit Suitability:
3227 Arial Bold
3228 11
3240 Click for Manual Gate Placement.
3242 Click for Tall Fence Types.
3243 Click for Low Fence Types.
3270 Arial Bold
3271 9
3296 Fence Type:
3297 Decorative
3298 Exhibit
3301 Modify Terrain
3302 Accept Terrain Changes
3303 Undo Terrain Changes
3304 Modification Cost
3310 Increase Tool Size
3314 Decrease Tool Size
3315 Click and drag up or down to create hills and valleys.
3316 Click and drag up or down to create cliffs and moats.
3317 Click and drag left or right to level hills and valleys.
3318 Click and drag left or right to level cliffs and moats.
3336 Arial Bold
3337 9
3339 Arial
3340 8
3361 Terrain Height
3362 Terrain Types
3363 There are not enough funds to perform this modification
3365 Grass
3366 Savannah Grass
3367 Sand
3368 Dirt
3369 Rainforest Floor
3370 Brown Stone
3371 Gray Stone
3372 Gravel
3373 Snow
3374 Fresh Water
3375 Salt Water
3376 Deciduous Floor
3377 Waterfall
3378 Coniferous Floor
3379 Concrete
3380 Asphalt
3381 Trampled Terrain
3403 Guest Happiness
3404 Happiness: %d
3405 Drink Needs
3406 Drink: %d
3407 Food Needs
3408 Hunger: %d
3409 Restroom Needs
3410 Restroom: %d
3411 Guest Energy
3412 Energy: %d
3413 Close Window
3415 Track Guest
3420 Just arrived
3421 A short time ago
3422 A while
3423 A long Time
3450 Arial Bold
3451 9
3452 Arial
3453 9
3462 Status
3464 General
3465 Thoughts
3466 Time in Park:
3467 Favorite Animal:
3468 Guest Thoughts:
3480 Guest Inventory:
3499 Guest Information
3506 Current Duty:
3508 Training:
3510 Monthly Salary:
3513 Close Window
3515 Track Staff Member
3550 Arial Bold
3551 9
3552 Arial
3553 9
3562 Status
3564 Job Assignment
3568 Assignments:
3570 Move Staff Member
3578 Click to add exhibits to the worker's schedule.
3579 Click to remove selected exhibit from the worker's schedule.
3580 Click to remove all exhibits from the worker's schedule.
3590 Click to add this exhibit to the worker's schedule.
3599 Staff Information
3601 Hire Staff
3604 Close Window
3606 Fire Staff Member
3610 Monthly Salary:
3612 Staff Duties:
3614 Cares for animals and cleans their exhibits.
3615 Informs guests about the exhibits in the zoo.
3616 Cleans zoo grounds and repairs fences.
3617 Click to hire a zookeeper.
3618 Click to hire a maintenance worker.
3619 Click to hire a tour guide.
3636 Arial Bold
3637 9
3639 Arial
3640 8
3697 Staff Available
3699 Click for Staff Facts.
3701 Guest List
3702 Guest Filters
3715 Show all guests in the above list.
3716 Total number of guests.
3717 Show angry guests in the above list.
3718 Total number of angry guests.
3719 Show thirsty guests in the above list.
3720 Total number of thirsty guests.
3721 Show only hungry guests in the above list.
3722 Total number of hungry guests.
3723 Show only guests with restroom needs in the above list.
3724 Total number of guests who need to use the restroom.
3725 Show tired guests in the above list.
3726 Total number of tired guests
3727 All Guests
3728 Angry Guests
3729 Thirsty Guests
3730 Hungry Guests
3731 Restroom Guests
3732 Tired Guests
3736 Arial Bold
3737 9
3780 Arial
3781 8
3782 Arial
3783 8
3801 Animal List
3815 Show all animals in the above list.
3816 Total number of animals
3817 Show angry animals in the above list.
3818 Total number of angry animals
3819 Show sick animals in the above list.
3820 Total number of sick animals
3821 Show hungry animals in the above list.
3822 Total number of hungry animals
3823 Show animals not compatible with their exhibit in the above list.
3824 Total number of animals not compatible with their exhibit.
3825 All Animals
3826 Angry Animals
3827 Sick Animals
3828 Hungry Animals
3829 Unhappy Animals
3831 Animal Filters
3836 Arial Bold
3837 9
3838 Show escaped animals in the above list.
3839 Total number of escaped animals
3840 Escaped Animals
3880 Arial
3881 8
3882 Arial
3883 8
3900 Income / Expenses
3901 Zoo Finances
3905 Admissions:
3906 Admissions Income:
3907 Construction Cost:
3908 Animal Purchase Cost:
3909 Zoo Upkeep Cost:
3910 Concessions:
3911 Employee Wages:
3912 Private Donations:
3914 Recycling Benefit:
3916 TOTALS
3925 Total Cash:
3927 Zoo Value:
3929 Research Cost:
3991 Line Graph
3992 Bar Graph
3993 Zoo Marketing:
3994 Arial Bold
3995 8
3996 Arial Bold
3997 9
3998 Arial
3999 8
4001 Program Status
4003 Decrease Program Funding
4004 Increase Program Funding
4005 Daily Funding
4021 Research
4026 Done in %s day.
4028 Done in %s days.
4036 Arial Bold
4037 9
4039 Conservation
4040 Research
4050 Zoo Marketing
4051 Monthly Funding
4052 Decrease Marketing Funding
4053 Increase Marketing Funding
4080 Arial
4081 8
4082 Arial
4083 8
4096 Arial Bold
4097 9
4101 Zoo Status
4104 Zoo Information
4105 Zoo Awards
4106 Zoo Rating
4107 Scenario Information
4108 Zoo Information
4109 Number of Admissions
4111 Adult Cost
4112 Child Cost
4114 Number of Animals
4116 Number of Exhibits
4118 Number of Attractions
4120 Number of Guests
4123 Zoo Awards
4125 AWARD 1
4127 AWARD 2
4129 AWARD 3
4131 AWARD 4
4133 AWARD 5
4136 Arial Bold
4137 9
4140 Zoo Rating over Time
4141 Scenario Information
4151 Line Graph
4152 Bar Graph
4153 Zoo Graphs
4154 Income/Expenses
4160 Arial Bold
4161 8
4170 Number of Zoo Benefactors
4180 Arial
4181 8
4182 Arial
4183 8
4189 Number of Staff
4191 Decrease Admission Price
4192 Admission Price
4195 Increase Admission Price
4198 Zoo Name
4201 Staff List
4202 Staff Filters
4215 Show all staff members in the above list.
4216 Total number of staff members
4217 Show zookeepers in the above list.
4218 Total number of zookeepers
4219 Show tour guides in the above list.
4220 Total number of tour guides
4221 Show maintenance workers in the above list.
4222 Total number of maintenance workers
4223 Show assigned staff members in the above list.
4224 Total number of assigned staff members
4225 Show unassigned staff members in the above list.
4226 Total number of unassigned staff members.
4232 All Staff
4233 Zookeepers
4234 Tour Guides
4235 Maintenance Workers
4236 Assigned Staff
4237 Unassigned Staff
4301 Exhibit List
4310 Exhibit Status
4311 Animals in Exhibit
4312 Thoughts about Exhibit
4313 Donations
4314 Popularity Rating
4316 Last:
4318 Current:
4320 Total:
4322 Upkeep
4324 Exhibit Information
4346 Donations
4348 Constructed:
4350 Zookeeper Assigned:
4351 Yes
4358 No
4360 Yes
4361 No
4510 Building Type
4512 Items Sold:
4516 Sell building
4530 Income:
4532 Upkeep:
4534 Profit:
4550 Arial Bold
4551 9
4552 Arial
4553 9
4556 Decrease price
4557 Increase price
4558 Income:
4560 Upkeep:
4572 Months in operation:
4574 Total
4575 Status
4576 Finance
4577 Change Color
4580 Move Cart
4586 Sell Building
4590 Profit:
4594 Average
4620 Building Information
4641 Upkeep Cost:
4643 Adult Bonus:
4645 Child Bonus:
4647 Bonus given to adult happiness
4648 Bonus given to child happiness
4650 Arial Bold
4651 9
4652 Arial
4653 9
4661 Last Month:
4663 This Month:
4665 Total:
4667 Months in operation:
4669 Visitors
4678 Programs
4684 Status
4701 Exhibit Animal List
4736 Arial Bold
4737 9
4771 Exhibit Cost:
4773 Exhibit Upkeep:
4775 Exhibit Information
4777 Exhibit Popularity
4780 Arial Bold
4781 9
4782 Arial Bold
4783 9
4784 Has Assigned Zookeeper:
5000 African Elephant
5001 Giant Panda
5002 Polar Bear
5003 Chimpanzee
5004 Plains Zebra
5005 Thomson’s Gazelle
5006 Lion
5007 Bengal Tiger
5008 Siberian Tiger
5009 Cheetah
5010 Leopard
5011 Black Leopard
5012 Snow Leopard
5013 Clouded Leopard
5014 Jaguar
5015 Gray Wolf
5016 Grizzly Bear
5017 Black Bear
5018 Spotted Hyena
5019 Olive Baboon
5020 Mandrill
5021 Lowland Gorilla
5022 Orangutan
5023 Red Kangaroo
5024 Black Rhinoceros
5025 Common Wildebeest
5026 American Bison
5027 Ibex
5028 Okapi
5029 Moose
5030 African Buffalo
5031 Gemsbok
5032 American Bighorn Sheep
5033 Giraffe
5034 Dromedary Camel
5035 Hippopotamus
5036 Markhor
5037 Greater Flamingo
5038 Ostrich
5039 Emperor Penguin
5040 California Sea Lion
5041 Saltwater Crocodile
5042 Giant Anteater
5043 African Warthog
5044 Mother Chimpanzee
5045 White Bengal Tiger
5046 Triceratops
5047 Yeti
5048 Arctic Wolf
5049 Unicorn
5050 Hawk
5051 Bluejay
5052 Crow
5053 Seagull
5054 Parrot
5055 Vulture
5075 Animals
5076 Blackbuck
5077 Bongo
5078 Mountain Lion
5079 Sable Antelope
5080 Asian Black Bear
5081 Asian Elephant
5082 Biplane
5083 Santa Claus
5084 Witch
5100 Elephant
5101 Panda
5102 Bear
5103 Ape
5104 Horse
5105 Gazelle
5106 Lion
5107 Tiger
5108 Cheetah
5109 Leopard
5110 Jaguar
5111 Wolf
5112 Monkey
5113 Kangaroo
5114 Rhinoceros
5115 Wildebeest
5116 Bison
5117 Giraffe
5118 Buffalo
5119 Camel
5120 Hippopotamus
5121 Flamingo
5122 Ostrich
5123 Crocodile
5124 Anteater
5125 Pig
5126 Penguin
5127 Sheep
5128 Goat
5129 Deer
5130 Hyena
5131 Sea Lion
5132 Antelope
5133 Dinosaur
5134 Monster
5200 Primitive Ungulate
5201 Raccoon
5202 Bear
5203 Primate
5204 Odd-Toed Ungulate
5205 Even-Toed Ungulate
5206 Cat
5207 Canine
5208 Hyena
5210 Marsupial
5211 Bird
5212 Seal
5213 Crocodile
5214 Edentate
5215 Pig
5216 Dinosaurs
5217 Fantastic Creature
6002 Zoo Entrance
6004 Elephant Topiary
6005 Giraffe Topiary
6006 Polar Bear Topiary
6007 Rhinoceros Topiary
6008 Spiral Topiary
6009 Trash Can
6010 Umbrella Table
6011 Concrete Path
6012 Iron Bar Fence
6013 Bar Fence
6014 Zoo Fence
6018 Hedge
6019 Hedge
6020 Hedge Arch
6021 Shrubbery
6024 Fountain
6025 Large Bench
6026 Flowerbed
6027 Binocular Stand
6028 Flowerbed
6029 Flowerbed
6030 Flowerbed
6031 Large Flowerbed
6032 Lamp
6033 Drinking Fountain
6034 Turtle Fountain
6035 Elephant Fountain
6036 Fountain
6037 Fountain
6038 Lion Statue
6039 Elephant Statue
6040 Statue
6041 Statue
6042 Bighorn Statue
6043 Zoo Map
6044 Duck Pond
6045 Arch
6046 Arch
6047 Arch
6048 Arch
6049 Rock Garden
6050 Snack Machine
6051 Drink Machine
6052 Animal Food Dispenser
6053 Metal Observation Area
6054 Stick Pole Observation Area
6055 Observation Area
6056 Observation Area
6057 Observation Area
6058 Meat
6059 Empty Meat
6060 Hay
6061 Empty Hay
6062 Large Poo
6063 Feeding Trough
6064 1/2 Full Meat
6065 1/2 Full Hay
6066 Admission Booth
6067 Admission Booth
6075 Zoo Buildings
6076 Decorative Fences
6077 Decorative Foliage
6078 Paths
6079 Zoo Objects
6080 Zoo Buildings
6081 Zoo Scenery
6082 Zoo Gondolas
6083 Zoo Trains
6084 Exhibit Sign
6085 Picnic Table
6086 Wood Observation Area
6087 Metal Grate Observation Area
6088 Concrete Observation Area
6089 Rock Observation Area
6090 Large Flowerbed
6091 Large Flowerbed
6092 Metal Picnic Table
6093 Small Poo
6100 Swinging Log
6101 Small Chimpanzee Bars
6102 Gorilla Climbing Bars
6103 Large Chimpanzee Bars
6104 Monkey Bars 4
6105 Monkey Bars 5
6106 Cat Climbing Tree
6107 Anthill
6108 Small Lion Rock
6109 Large Lion Rock
6130 Building
6131 Building
6132 Building
6133 Building
6134 Building
6135 Dock
6136 Dock
6137 Dock
6138 jeep
6139 Sedan
6140 Tractor trailer
6141 Street light
6142 SUV
6143 Telephone Pole
6144 Telephone Pole
6145 Van
6146 Water Tower
6147 Buoy
6148 Developer Object 19
6149 Developer Object 20
6150 Developer Object 21
6151 Developer Object 22
6152 Developer Object 23
6153 Developer Object 24
6154 Developer Object 25
6155 Developer Object 26
6156 Developer Object 27
6157 Developer Object 28
6158 Developer Object 29
6159 Developer Object 30
6160 Developer Object 31
6200 Terrain
6201 Foliage
6202 Scenery
6203 Fences
6204 Zoo Paths
6205 Animal Toys
6206 Rocks
6207 Animal Shelters
6208 Exhibit
6300 Hamburger
6301 Slice of pizza
6302 Ice cream cone
6303 Hotdog
6304 Soda
6305 Candy
6306 Stuffed panda
6307 Zoo coloring book
6308 Bag of plastic animals
6309 Zoo t-shirt
6310 Piece of trash
6311 Can of soda
6312 Fruits and vegetables
6313 Fish
6314 Bamboo shoots
6315 Grass and branches
7000 Acacia caffra Tree
7001 Thorn Acacia Tree
7002 Arial Bold
7003 9
7004 Wild Olive Tree
7005 Ulmo Tree
7006 Elm Tree
7007 Pacific Dogwood Tree
7008 Cherry Tree
7009 Lodgepole Pine Tree
7010 Palm Tree
7011 Maple Tree
7012 Fir Tree
7013 Pine Tree
7014 Mangrove Tree
7015 Elephant Ear Tree
7016 Bamboo
7017 Eucalyptus Tree
7018 Foxtail Palm Tree
7019 Hard Quandong Tree
7020 Thornless Mesquite Tree
7021 Yew Tree
7022 Birch Tree
7023 Spruce Tree
7024 Yellow Cedar Tree
7025 Western Larch Tree
7026 Trembling Aspen Tree
7027 Black Tree Fern
7028 Globe Willow Tree
7029 Joshua Tree
7030 Red Gum Tree
7031 Poplar Tree
7032 Cypress Tree
7033 Quiver Tree
7034 Holm Oak Tree
7035 Japanese Maple Tree
7036 Desert Oak Tree
7037 Cottonwood Tree
7038 Sycamore Tree
7039 Prickly Pear Cactus
7040 Saguaro Cactus
7041 Bushwillow Tree
7042 Llala Palm Tree
7043 Knobthorn Tree
7044 Leadwood Tree
7045 Marula Tree
7046 Winterthorn Tree
7047 Aloe Bush
7048 Thorn Bush
7049 Rainforest Bush
7050 Deciduous Bush
7051 Rainforest Fern
7052 Bush 5
7053 Bush 6
7054 Bush 7
7055 Bush 8
7056 Yellow Fever Tree
7057 Baobab Tree
7058 Umbrella Thorn Tree
7059 Orchid Tree
7060 Tall Grass
7061 Water Lily
7062 Water Reed
7063 Grass Tree
7064 Paper Birch Tree
7065 Kapok Tree
7066 Weeping Willow Tree
7067 White Oak Tree
7068 Western Red Cedar Tree
7069 Chinese Fir Tree
7070 Himalayan Birch Tree
7071 Western Juniper Tree
7072 Himalayan Pine Tree
7073 Sage Bush
7074 Broadleaf Bush
7075 Pine Bush
7076 Khejri Tree
7077 Christmas Tree
7078 Jack-O'-Lantern
7079 Snowman
7100 Arial Bold
7101 14
7102 Arial Bold
7103 8
7108 Arial Bold
7109 12
7110 Play Freeform Game
7111 Play Tutorial and Scenario Game
7112 Load Saved Game
7113 Continue Saved Game
7114 Get New Zoo Tycoon Items
7115 View Game Credits
7116 Exit Zoo Tycoon
7120 Play Zoo Tycoon in freeform mode
7121 Play Zoo Tycoon scenarios
7122 Load a previously saved game
7123 Continue playing %s
7124 Get new Zoo Tycoon items from the Internet
7125 View the game credits
7126 Exit to Windows
7127 No previously saved game available.
7150 Exit Credits
7151 Click to exit the credits
7204 Message List
8000 Elephant Ride
8001 Carousel
8002 Playground
8003 Gift Stand
8004 Hot Dog Stand
8005 Pizza Stand
8006 Ice Cream Stand
8007 Restaurant
8008 Restroom
8009 Family Restroom
8010 Japanese Garden
8011 Animal theater
8012 Help Stand
8013 Animal Hospital
8014 Zookeeper Station
8015 Reptile House
8016 Aviary
8017 Primate House
8018 Insect House
8019 Mini-Train Station
8020 Gondola Station
8021 Burger Stand
8022 Drink Stand
8023 Gift Shop
8024 Petting Zoo
8025 Pony Ride
8026 Compost Building
8100 Rock Cave
8102 Snowy Rock Cave
8103 Panda Rock Cave
8104 Small Lean-to
8105 Lean-to
8106 Large Lean-to
8107 Small Concrete Shelter
8108 Concrete Shelter
8109 Large Concrete Shelter
8110 Small Wood Shelter
8111 Wood Shelter
8112 Large Wood Shelter
8113 Small Stable
8114 Stable
8115 Large Stable
8116 Small Elephant Shelter
8117 Large Elephant Shelter
8118 Small Giraffe Shelter
8119 Large Giraffe Shelter
8120 Small Burrow
8121 Burrow
8122 Large Burrow
9000 Grass
9001 Savannah Grass
9002 Prairie Grass
9003 Sand
9004 Dirt
9005 Forest Floor
9006 Brown Stone
9007 Gray Stone
9008 Gravel
9009 Snow
9010 Fresh Water
9011 Salt Water
9012 Waterfall
9013 Coniferous Floor
9014 Concrete
9015 Asphalt
9016 Deciduous Floor
9100 Asphalt Path
9101 Concrete Path
9102 Dirt Path
9103 Tile Path
9104 Elevated Asphalt Path
9105 Elevated Concrete Path
9106 Elevated Dirt Path
9107 Elevated Tile Path
9108 Brick Path
9109 Sand Path
9110 Cobblestone Path
9111 Yellow Brick Path
9200 Large Rock
9201 Large Rock
9202 Large Rock
9203 Large Rock
9204 Large Rock
9205 Small Rock
9206 Small Rock
9207 Small Rock
9208 Small Rock
9209 Small Rock
9210 Rock Formation
9211 Snowy Rock
9212 Savannah Rock
9213 Waterfall Rock
9214 Vine Column
9215 Stone Ruins
9216 Vine Rock
9217 Jungle Rock
9218 Small Snowy Rock
9219 Small Snowy Rock
9220 Large Snowy Rock
9221 Large Snowy Rock
9222 Desert Rock
9223 Deciduous Forest Rock
9224 Highland Rock
9225 Coniferous Forest Rock
9226 Rainforest Rock
9227 Rock Formation
9228 Rock Formation
9229 Rock Formation
9300 Plexiglass Fence
9301 Chain-link Fence
9302 Concrete Fence
9303 Concrete Chain Fence
9304 Rock Wall
9305 Cast-Iron Fence
9306 Post and Rail Fence
9307 Brick Wall
9308 Picket Fence
9309 Decorative Hedge
9310 Low Hedge Fence
9311 Wooden Slat Fence
9312 Wooden Pole Fence
9313 Stick Pole Fence
9314 Zookeeper Gate
9315 Wooden Curb
9316 Low Plexiglass Fence
9317 Low Chain-link Fence
9318 Low Concrete Fence
9319 Low Concrete Chain Fence
9320 Low Rock Wall
9321 Low Post and Rail Fence
9322 Low Wooden Slat Fence
9323 Low Wooden Pole Fence
9324 Low Stick Pole Fence
9325 Low Iron Bar Fence
9326 Post and Rope Fence
9327 White Fence
9328 Stick Pole Window
9329 Rock Window
9330 Woodslat Window
9400 Savannah
9401 Grassland
9402 Deciduous Forest
9403 Coniferous Forest
9404 Boreal Forest
9405 Tropical Rainforest
9406 Scrub
9407 Highland
9408 Tundra
9409 Desert
9411 Many
9413 Salt Water
9500 Zookeeper
9501 Maintenance Worker
9502 Tour Guide
9503 Man
9504 Woman
9505 Boy
9506 Girl
9507 Guest
9508 Zookeepers
9509 Maintenance Workers
9510 Tour Guides
9600 Africa
9601 India
9602 Siberia
9603 Southeast Asia
9604 Himalayas
9605 China
9606 South America
9607 North America
9608 Arctic
9609 Antarctica
9610 Eurasia
9611 Australia
9612 Asia
9613 Europe
9614 North Africa
9615 Pacific Ocean
9616 Eastern USA
9617 Western USA
9618 Many
9620 Triassic
9621 Jurassic
9622 Cretaceous
9850 Arial Bold
9851 11
9900 This exhibit is well suited for %s.
9901 %s is hungry and can't find any food.
9902 %s is sick.
9903 Other animals in the exhibit are sick, making %s unhappy.
9904 Other animals in the exhibit are angry, making %s unhappy.
9905 More animals of the same type would make %s happier.
9906 There are too many animals in this exhibit, which makes %s unhappy.
9907 %s is not receiving enough stimulation.
9908 %s cannot find its mate.
9909 There are too many objects in the exhibit. This makes %s unhappy.
9910 The large crowd of people is making %s unhappy.
9911 There are incompatible animals in the exhibit, making %s unhappy.
9912 %s will be unhappy because its current exhibit is not similar to its native environment.
9913 %s needs more foliage in its exhibit to keep it happy.
9914 The large amount of foliage in the exhibit will make %s unhappy.
9915 There are not enough native objects in the exhibit to make %s happy.
9916 %s would like to have a mate.
9917 The exhibit is not big enough for the number of animals it currently holds.
9918 %s prefers an exhibit with a greater elevation.
9919 The terrain in the exhibit is too steep for %s.
9920 %s would be happier with more rocks in the exhibit.
9921 There are too many rocks in the exhibit for %s.
9922 There is not enough grass terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9923 There is too much grass terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9924 There is not enough savannah grass terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9925 There is too much savannah grass terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9926 There is not enough sand terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9927 There is too much sand terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9928 There is not enough dirt terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9929 There is too much dirt terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9930 There is not enough rainforest floor terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9931 There is too much rainforest floor terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9932 There is not enough brown stone terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9933 There is too much brown stone terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9934 There is not enough gray stone terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9935 There is too much gray stone terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9936 There is not enough gravel terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9937 There is too much gravel terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9938 There is not enough snow terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9939 There is too much snow terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9940 There is not enough fresh water terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9941 There is too much fresh water terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9942 There is not enough salt water terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9943 There is too much salt water terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9944 There is not enough deciduous floor terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9945 There is too much deciduous floor terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9946 There is not enough waterfalls in the exhibit for %s.
9947 There is too much waterfalls in the exhibit for %s.
9948 There is not enough coniferous floor terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9949 There is too much coniferous floor terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9950 There is not enough concrete terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9951 There is too much concrete terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9952 There is not enough asphalt terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9953 There is too much asphalt terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9954 There is not enough trampled terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9955 There is too much trampled terrain in the exhibit for %s.
9956 %s is angry because the habitat is too dirty.
9957 %s is feeling crowded by too many guests.
9958 There are more shelters than necessary in this exhibit.
9959 There are not enough shelters in this exhibit.
9960 %s doesn't have the time to play with so many toys in the exhibit.
9961 %s just wants to have some fun and would like a toy.
9962 There is too much poo in this exhibit.
9963 %s needs to be put in a suitable exhibit.
9990 %s does not like %s.
10001 A guest has entered the zoo.
10002 This purchase cannot be made at this time due to insufficient funds.
10003 %s has been caught.
10004 %s has been returned to its exhibit.
10005 This exhibit is not capable of confining %s.
10006 %s needs an exhibit to live in.
10007 %s has escaped.
10008 Guests are commenting on the number of sick animals in your zoo.
10009 Protestors are demonstrating about the poor treatment your animals receive.
10010 %s has been taken away due to poor treatment.
10011 There are lots of hungry guests.
10012 There are lots of thirsty guests.
10013 There are lots of guests who need to use a restroom.
10014 There are lots of guests who wish to buy a gift.
10015 There are lots of tired guests.
10016 Guests are complaining that your zoo is too dirty.
10017 Guests are saying the entrance fee is a really good value.
10018 Your zoo is running low on money.
10019 Your zoo has run out of money.
10020 Your zoo has no money. Funding has stopped for all programs.
10021 Guests seem to be very happy with your zoo.
10022 Guests don't seem to like your zoo very much.
10023 Guests are commenting positively on the large variety of animals in your zoo.
10024 Guests would like to see a greater variety of animals in your zoo.
10025 Funding for %s has started.
10026 The %s has started.
10027 The current research program has been completed.
10028 %s is not happy.
10029 %s is very sick.
10030 %s can't find any food.
10031 %s doesn't like its exhibit.
10032 Congratulations! %s has given birth.
10033 There is nothing left to research in that program.
10034 There are no research programs left to fund.
10035 A giant panda is now available for purchase.
10036 A clouded leopard is now available for purchase.
10037 A white Siberian tiger is now available for purchase.
10038 A mountain gorilla is now available for purchase.
10039 A markhor is now available for purchase.
10040 A jaguar is now available for purchase.
10041 New primates: endangered primates from around the world are now on exhibit in the Primate House.
10042 New primates: lemurs from Madagascar are now on exhibit in the Primate House.
10043 New birds: birds from the tropical rainforest are now on exhibit in the Aviary.
10044 New primates: primates from Southeast Asia are now on exhibit in the Primate House.
10045 New reptiles: reptiles from the rainforest are now on exhibit in the Reptile House.
10046 The mangrove tree is now available for purchase.
10047 New types of stone are available for purchase.
10048 The Acacia caffra tree is now available for purchase.
10049 New birds: birds from Africa are now on exhibit in the Aviary.
10050 New primates: African primates are now on exhibit in the Primate House.
10051 New insects: scorpions from Africa are now on exhibit in the Insect House.
10052 Your zookeepers are getting better at making the animals happy.
10053 Your zookeepers learning how to feed the animals more effectively.
10054 The zookeepers have learned how to care for the animals in a cost effective way.
10055 The tour guides are now more informative.
10056 The maintenance workers have increased their productivity.
10057 The animals are more satisfied with their food.
10058 The cost to feed the animals has decreased.
10059 Bamboo is now available for purchase.
10060 The animal reproduction rate has increased.
10061 The animal hospital can now be purchased.
10062 A swinging log toy is now available for purchase.
10063 A monkey bar toy is now available for purchase.
10064 A scratch pole toy is now available for purchase.
10065 An anthill is now available for purchase.
10066 The animal theater is now available for purchase.
10067 Habitats do not get as dirty.
10068 A new pre-made tropical rainforest exhibit is now available for purchase.
10069 A new pre-made African savannah exhibit is now available for purchase.
10070 A new pre-made tundra exhibit is now available for purchase.
10071 A private foundation has donated %s to the zoo.
10072 The prices at the %s are really low!
10073 The prices at the %s are too high.
10074 I'm happy.
10075 This zoo is pretty nice, though it could use some improvements.
10076 This zoo is mediocre. I can take it or leave it.
10077 I'm starting to get a little ticked off.
10078 I'm really angry!
10079 I'm hungry.
10080 I really like the %s.
10081 I can't find anything to eat.
10082 I'm thirsty.
10083 I can't find anything to drink.
10084 I need to go use the restroom.
10085 I really like the family restroom.
10086 I can't find a restroom!
10087 This zoo isn't all that great; I'm leaving.
10088 I don't like this zoo; I'm going home.
10089 I don't like this zoo at all; I'm going to an amusement park.
10090 Where can I buy a souvenir?
10091 I can't find a gift shop.
10092 I'm tired.
10093 There's no place to sit down around here!
10094 This zoo is filthy.
10095 Wow, I really like the way the animal exhibits are laid out.
10096 There seems to be a lot of sick animals in this exhibit.
10097 I really like %s.
10098 %s looks really happy.
10099 %s looks really angry.
10100 I like the way they have grouped animals in this zoo.
10102 I can't see %s. It's too crowded.
10103 This area is quite lovely.
10104 This zoo is awfully crowded.
10105 This zoo is something else!
10106 I just don't like the look of this zoo.
10107 The zookeepers are better at keeping the animals active.
10108 Animals can only be placed in exhibits, which are areas surrounded by exhibit fencing.
10109 Guests think your zoo is quite beautiful.
10110 Guests find your zoo to be quite ugly.
10111 A pony ride! I love pony rides!
10112 The elephant ride is cool!
10113 I really like the Petting Zoo!
10114 A carousel! I love carousels!
10115 The playground is wonderful fun!
10116 The souvenir shop has some great gifts!
10117 How handy -- a gift stand!
10118 A drink stand! Great, I'm thirsty!
10119 A hamburger stand! Great, I'm hungry!
10200 A hot dog stand! Good, I'm starving!
10201 A pizza stand! I love pizza!
10202 An ice cream stand! Chocolate is my favorite!
10203 There's the restaurant. Let's eat!
10204 The Japanese garden is lovely.
10205 An animal theater. That's unique.
10206 An information booth. Let's ask directions.
10207 Here's the animal hospital. This must be where they treat the really sick animals.
10208 There's the Reptile House. Let's go see it!
10209 Look, there's the Aviary. That's where they keep all of the birds!
10210 There's the Primate House, where they house many of the great apes.
10211 Ooh, there's the Insect House! Some insects are really bizarre looking!
10212 Eeew! The compost building smells horrible.
10213 Let's see the zoo from up in the gondola!
10214 These umbrella tables protect you from the sun's rays.
10215 Great! I can throw my trash in the trash can.
10216 Oh, the flower beds are so pretty!
10217 I enjoy sitting at the picnic table.
10218 The water from the drinking fountain tastes good.
10219 I like to sit and rest on the bench.
10220 The fountains are lovely!
10221 These binocular stands are helpful.
10222 I wonder who sculpted these statues? They're cool!
10223 Look at the duck pond! It's neat!
10224 Rock gardens are one of my favorite things!
10225 The soda from this vending machine is nice and cold.
10226 This vending machine has lots of good candy.
10227 I really like this hamburger.
10228 Mmmm, pizza, my favorite!
10229 I really like this ice cream.
10230 I really like this hotdog.
10231 The soda tastes really good.
10232 I really like this candy bar.
10233 The stuffed panda looks so cute.
10234 I really like this coloring book.
10235 These plastic animals are really neat.
10236 I really like this zoo T-shirt.
10237 I need to throw away this trash.
10238 I've seen everything in the zoo; I have to leave now.
10239 %s minute
10240 %s minutes
10241 This place really smells bad!
10242 %s has died of old age.
10243 %s is too crowded.
10244 Looking at this zoo map will prevent me from getting lost.
10245 RUN, %s has escaped!
10246 Ouch! I've just been attacked by %s.
10247 I'm leaving the zoo. Animals are running free!
10248 I need to get out of this exhibit!
10300 Placing food
10301 Healing animal
10302 Raking up poo
10303 Going to %s
10304 Monitoring zoo
10305 Retrieving animal
10306 Exiting exhibit
10307 Entering %s
10308 Tranquilizing %s
10309 Containing %s
10310 %s has escaped into %s.
10311 Zoo objects can only be placed inside the main zoo wall.
10314 Guests are trapped at %s and can't get out
10315 Animals are trapped at %s and can't get out
10400 Going to %s
10401 Speaking
10402 Monitoring zoo
10500 Going to sweep trash
10501 Sweeping trash
10502 Going to trash can
10503 Emptying trash can
10504 Going to rake up poo
10505 Raking up poo
10506 Monitoring zoo
10507 Wrote screenshot in %s.
10508 Failed to write screenshot.
10509 Going to fix fence
10510 Fixing fence
10511 Your zoo has received the %r award.
10600 Yes
10601 No
10602 OK
10603 Cancel
10700 %s minute ago
10701 %s minutes ago
10702 %s hour ago
10703 %s hours ago
10704 %s minute ago
10705 %s minutes ago
11000 The zookeeper is having trouble getting to %s.
11001 The gate to %s is blocked and is not accessible to a zookeeper.
11502 Map Picture
11503 Map List
11506 Map Description
11509 Starting Cash
11511 Increase cash amount to make gameplay easier.
11512 Decrease cash amount to make gameplay more difficult.
11513 Click to play selected map.
11514 Click to return to main menu.
11520 Arial Bold
11521 9
11522 Arial Bold
11524 11
11530 Difficulty:
11536 Easy
11537 Intermediate
11538 Hard
11610 Do you want to restart Zoo Tycoon now for the changes to take effect?
11611 Click the 'Check Internet' button to look for updates.
11612 Looking for zoo updates.
11613 Click 'Add Zoo Items' to get the selected updates.
11614 Restart Zoo Tycoon for changes to take effect.
11615 Downloading selected updates.
11616 Zoo Tycoon is now up to date.
11617 You must first select the updates you wish to download.
11618 Invalid URL.
11619 Invalid URL formatting.
11620 Unknown input problem.
11621 Download cancelled.
11622 Unable to initialize WinSock. Check your internet connection and try again.
11623 Network is temporarily down. Try again later.
11624 Address family is not supported.
11625 Socket is busy. Try again in a few minutes.
11626 No more socket descriptors are available.
11627 The protocol is not supported.
11628 Incorrect protocol type.
11629 Socket type not supported.
11630 Socket address already in use.
11631 Socket already in use. Try again in a few minutes
11632 Socket is busy. Try again in a few minutes.
11633 No Internet connection detected.
11634 Invalid host name.
11635 Connection refused. The network may be down.
11636 Invalid socket. Check your internet connection and try again.
11637 Attempted a second connection on an already connected socket.
11638 Network unreachable. Check your internet connection and try again.
11639 No buffer space available, unable to connect.
11640 Connection timed out. Check your internet connection and try again.
11641 Socket error. Check your internet connection and try again.
11642 Unable to open save file.
11643 Unknown error.
11644 Import local Zoo Tycoon updates...
11645 An error occured while saving, Please try again.
11646 Your zoo has not been saved. The filename you have entered is too long.
11647 No updates found.
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12006 11
12007 Arial
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12020 Staff Facts
12021 Staff Duties
13966 Zoo Attendance
13969 Zoo Profit
13979 Zoo Donations
13981 Zoo Finances
13982 Zoo Donations
13983 Zoo Profit
13984 Zoo Attendance
13994 Line Graph
13995 Bar Graph
13997 Line Graph
13998 Bar Graph
14000 Arial Bold
14001 10
14002 Arial Bold
14003 10
14004 Arial Bold
14005 10
14006 Arial Bold
14007 10
14008 Play
14009 Back
14010 Play selected scenario.
14011 Return to Main Menu.
14100 Scenario Name
14101 Scenario List
14102 Scenario Description
14103 Scenario Objectives
15000 %s is ill.
15001 %s has caught an illness from another animal.
15002 A private foundation has donated %s to your zoo.
15003 No foundations willing to donate money to your zoo.
16001 TUTORIAL 2 - Basic Gameplay
16002 TUTORIAL 3 - Making Animals Happy
16003 Small Zoo (Beginner)
16004 Forest Zoo (Beginner)
16005 Seasideville Zoo (Beginner)
16006 Inner City Zoo (Intermediate)
16007 Revitalize Burkitsville Zoo (Intermediate)
16008 Endangered Species Zoo (Intermediate)
16009 Breeding Giant Pandas (Very Advanced)
16010 Paradise Island (Very Advanced)
16011 Saving the Great Cats (Intermediate)
16012 Island Zoo (Advanced)
16013 African Savannah Zoo (Advanced)
16014 Mountain Zoo (Advanced)
16015 Tropical Rainforest Zoo (Advanced)
16016 Arctic Zoo (Intermediate)
16022 TUTORIAL 1 - Game Controls
16100 Congratulations! You have won!\n-Select YES to continue playing this game.\n\n-Select NO to return to the scenario selection screen. The scenario selection screen will allow you to play the next scenario.
16101 You have lost! -Select YES to continue playing this game.\n\n-Select NO to return to the scenario selection screen. The scenario selection screen will allow you to play the next scenario.
16102 -Select YES to continue playing this game.\n\n-Select NO to return to the main menu.\nThe main menu screen will allow you to select new scenarios, play a freeform game, or exit Zoo Tycoon.
16103 You have failed to complete the tutorial.\n\n-Select YES to continue playing this game.\n\n-Select NO to return to the main menu.\nThe main menu screen will allow you to select new scenarios, play a freeform game, or exit Zoo Tycoon.
16104 -Select YES to play the next tutorial.\n\n-Select NO to return to the main menu.\nThe main menu screen will allow you to select new scenarios, play a freeform game, or exit Zoo Tycoon.
16105 -Select YES to play the next tutorial.\n\n-Select NO to return to the main menu.\nThe main menu screen will allow you to select new scenarios, play a freeform game, or exit Zoo Tycoon.
17000 Food cost: %d.
17001 Healing cost: %d.
17002 Purchase cost: %d.
17003 Construction cost: %d.
17004 Admissions: %d.
17005 Admissions income: %d.
17006 Food income: %d.
17007 Drink income: %d.
17008 Increase donations to %d.
17009 Construction refund: %d.
17010 Animal refund: %d.
17011 Zookeeper wages: %d.
17012 Tour guide wages: %d.
17013 Maintenance worker wages: %d.
17014 Net income: %d.
17015 Achieve a zoo value of %d.
17100 Achieve an average animal happiness rating of %d.
17101 Achieve an average guest happiness rating of %d.
17102 Achieve a zoo rating of %d.
17103 Record %d guests in the zoo.
17104 Exhibit at least %d animal(s).
17105 Number of sick animals: %d.
17106 Exhibit at least %d different animal species.
17200 Adopt %d %r(s).
17201 Match animal subtype - %d, %r, %d.
17202 Match animal type and subtype - %d, %r, %d(s).
17203 Match animal type or subtype - %d, %r, %d.
17204 Purchase %d %r(s).
17205 Hire %d %r(s).
17300 Have at least %d exhibit(s).
17301 Have at least %d non-empty exhibit(s).
17400 Exhibit at least %d animals of family %r.
17401 Exhibit at least %d animals of genus %r.
17402 Exhibit at least %d animals of species %r.
17403 Exhibit at least %d animals from %r.
17404 Exhibit at least %d animals from the %r.
17405 Exhibit at least %d animals of family %r from %r.
17406 Exhibit at least %d animals of genus %r from %r.
17407 Exhibit at least %d animals of family %r from the %r.
17408 Exhibit at least %d animals of genus %r from the %r.
17409 Exhibit at least %d animals from the %r in %r.
17500 Earn a suitability rating of at least %d for all exhibits.
17501 Earn a suitability rating of at least %d for all %r exhibits.
17502 Earn a suitability rating of at least %d for all %r exhibits.
17503 Earn a suitability rating of at least %d for all %r exhibits.
17600 Earn a suitability rating of at least %d for %d exhibits.
17601 Earn a suitability rating of at least %d for %d %r exhibits.
17602 Earn a suitability rating of at least %d for %d %r exhibits.
17603 Earn a suitability rating of at least %d for %d %r exhibits.
17700 Time goal - month: %d.
17701 Time goal - year: %d.
17702 Time goal - months passed: %d.
17703 Possess at least %d male animal(s).
17704 Possess at least %d female animal(s).
17705 Possess at least %d baby animal(s).
17706 Possess at least %d male %r.(s)
17707 Possess at least %d female %r(s).
17708 Possess at least %d baby %r(s).
17709 Hire 1 Zookeeper
17710 Open Zookeeper Recommendations panel.
17711 Place Iron bar exhibit fence to create a Bengal Tiger exhibit.
17712 Place savannah terrain in lion exhibit.
17713 Place savannah trees in lion exhibit.
17714 Place rocks in lion exhibit.
17715 Follow Zookeeper Recommendations to improve polar bear exhibit suitability.
17716 Place savannah grass terrain in the lion exhibit.
17717 Place the correct terrain in the jaguar exhibit.
17718 Place 2 Grass trees in the lion exhibit.
17719 Place 4 Umbrella Thorn trees in the lion exhibit.
17720 Place 4 of the correct trees in the jaguar exhibit.
17721 Improve the lion's exhibit suitability.
17722 Make a duplicate of the clouded leopard exhibit.
17723 Click on the Ice Cream Stand 1 and click the Sell button.
17724 Click on the Japanese Garden and change the colors.
17725 Click on the Zoo Status Icon and increase the admission price.
17726 Increase the marketing funding Maximum.
17727 Select and view the Income and Expences tab.
17728 Select and view the Zoo Rating Graph tab.
17729 Select and view the Zoo Attendance Graph tab.
17730 Buy 5 flower beds and place the around the Zoo.
17731 Place 8 Concrete path pieces.
17732 Select the Game Options button.
17733 Rotate the game world in each direction.
17734 Select the Rotate cw button.
17735 Select the Zoom Out button, then the Zoom In button.
17736 Select the Zoom In button.
17737 Pause and Resume the game.
17738 Place a snack machine and then select Undo.
17739 Delete a section of fence from the lion exhibit.
17740 Select the Delete button.
17741 Select the FOO button.
18000 Months to complete: %d.
18001 There is only one month left to complete the scenario.
18002 There are six months left to complete the scenario.
18003 There are three months left to complete the scenario.
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18025 You have received additional funding of $15,000.
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18100 Create %d exhibit
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18102 9
18103 Arial Bold
18104 9
19000 First user-created entity
21999 Last user-created entity
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22002 Software\Microsoft\Microsoft Games\Zoo Tycoon\1.0
22003 EULA.RTF
22004 WARRANTY.RTF
22005 http://www.microsoft.com/games/zootycoon/autoupdate/autoupdate_eng.idx
22006 screenshots
22007 Your Windows desktop size must be greater than the Zoo Tycoon size to change to windowed mode.
22008 Your Windows desktop must be set to High Color or True Color to run Zoo Tycoon in a window.
22009 ImeUiRes.dll
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22103 Mar
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22105 May
22106 Jun
22107 Jul
22108 Aug
22109 Sep
22110 Oct
22111 Nov
22112 Dec
23020 Research & Conservation: %r is now available.
23030 Not Funded
23031 No Program
23032 No Category
23050 Research
23051 Conservation
23100 %s none
23101 %s min
23102 %s normal
23103 %s max
23201 Endangered Animals
23202 Exhibit Foliage
23203 Animal Shelters
23204 Animal Houses
23205 Staff Education
23206 Animal Care
23207 Animal Enrichment
23208 Panda Care
23209 cat09
23210 cat10
23211 cat11
23212 cat12
23213 cat13
23214 cat14
23215 cat15
23216 cat16
23217 cat17
23218 cat18
23219 cat19
23220 cat20
23301 Lowland Gorilla
23302 Black Leopard
23303 White Bengal Tiger
23304 Snow Leopard
23305 Giant Panda
23306 Okapi
23307 Thorn Acacia Tree
23308 Llala Palm Tree
23309 Bamboo
23310 Acacia caffra Tree
23311 Globe Willow Tree
23312 Small Burrow
23313 Small Elephant Shelter
23314 Small Giraffe Shelter
23315 Rock Cave
23316 Snowy Rock Cave
23317 Stable
23318 Reptile House
23319 Aviary
23320 Primate House
23321 Zookeeper training 1
23322 Maintenance worker training 1
23323 Zookeeper training 2
23324 Tour guide training 1
23325 Zookeeper training 3
23326 Maintenance worker training 2
23327 Nutritional animal food
23328 Animal Fertility
23329 Reduced food costs
23330 Animal antibiotics
23331 Small chimpanzee bars
23332 Lion climbing rock
23333 Swinging log toy
23334 Gorilla climbing bars
23335 Cat climbing tree
23336 Large chimpanzee bars
23337 Large ball
23338 Primates of Southeast Asia
23339 Birds of Africa
23340 Deadly Snakes of the World
23341 Raptors of the World
23342 Lemurs of Madagascar
23343 Venomous Spiders
23344 Insect House
23345 Endangered Primates of the World
23346 Birds of the Tropical Rainforest
23347 Reptiles of the Rainforest
23348 Scorpions of Africa
23349 Panda Enrichment
23350 Panda Fertility
23351 Panda Inoculations
23352 Concrete Shelter
23353 Lean-to
23354 Panda Cave
23355 Large Elephant Shelter
23356 Large Giraffe Shelter
23357 Burrow
23358 Large Lean-to
23359 Large Concrete Shelter
23360 Wood Shelter
23361 Large Wood Shelter
23362 Large Stable
23363 Large Burrow
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23367 pprog67
23368 pprog68
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23370 pprog70
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23372 pprog72
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23374 pprog74
23375 pprog75
23376 pprog76
23377 pprog77
23378 pprog78
23379 pprog79
23380 pprog80
23501 The World Conservation Fund will allow you to adopt lowland gorillas when you fund this program.
23502 The World Conservation Fund will allow you to adopt black leopards when you fund this program.
23503 The World Conservation Fund will allow you to adopt white Bengal tigers when you fund this program.
23504 The World Conservation Fund will allow you to adopt snow leopards when you fund this program.
23505 The World Conservation Fund will allow you to adopt giant pandas when you fund this program.
23506 The World Conservation Fund will allow you to adopt okapis when you fund this program.
23507 Researching this project will allow you to grow thorn acacia trees, which are favored by African savannah animals.
23508 Researching this project will allow you to grow llala palm trees, which are favored by tropical rainforest animals.
23509 Researching this project will allow you to grow bamboo, the favorite food of the giant panda.
23510 Researching this project will allow you to grow acacia caffra trees, which are favored by African savannah animals.
23511 Researching this project will allow you to grow globe willow trees, which are favored by moose.
23512 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a small burrow, which is favored by warthogs.
23513 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a small elephant shelter.
23514 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a small giraffe shelter.
23515 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a rock cave, the favorite shelter of big-cats and bears.
23516 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a snowy rock cave, which is favored by polar bears.
23517 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a stable, the favorite shelter of large hoofed animals.
23518 Funding this conservation program will allow you to purchase a Reptile House.
23519 Funding this conservation program will allow you to purchase an Aviary.
23520 Funding this conservation program will allow you to purchase a Primate House.
23521 Animals will become happier when a zookeeper enters their exhibit.
23522 Maintenance workers will be able to clean trash more efficiently.
23523 Zookeepers will be able to feed the animals more quickly.
23524 Guests will be happier when listening to the tour guides.
23525 Zookeepers will save money on the upkeep of the animals.
23526 Maintenance workers will be able to repair exhibit fences faster.
23527 Researching this project will increase the nutritional value of the animal's food.
23528 Researching this project will increase the reproduction rates of the animals.
23529 Researching this project will reduce the cost of the animal's food.
23530 Researching this project will introduce an inoculation program for the animals making them less likely to catch diseases.
23531 Researching this project will allow you to purchase chimpanzee bars.
23532 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a lion climbing rock, upon which only lions lounge.
23533 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a swinging log toy.
23534 Researching this project will allow you to purchase gorilla climbing bars.
23535 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a cat climbing tree, which is favored by leopards.
23536 Researching this project will allow you to purchase large chimpanzee bars.
23537 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a large ball.
23538 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select primates of Southeast Asia for the Primate House.
23539 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select birds of Africa for the Aviary.
23540 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select deadly snakes of the world for the Reptile House.
23541 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select raptors of the World for the Aviary.
23542 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select lemurs of Madagascar for the Primate House.
23543 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select venomous Spiders for the Insect House.
23544 Funding this conservation program will allow you to purchase an Insect House.
23545 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select endangered primates of the world for the Primate House.
23546 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select birds of the tropical rainforest for the Aviary.
23547 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select reptiles of the rainforest for the Reptile House.
23548 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select scorpions of Africa for the Insect House.
23549 Researching this project will make the pandas happier when a zookeeper enters their exhibit.
23550 Researching this project will increase the reproduction rate of the pandas.
23551 Researching this project will introduce an inoculation program for the pandas, making them less likely to catch diseases.
23552 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a concrete shelter.
23553 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a lean-to shelter.
23554 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a panda cave shelter.
23555 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a large elephant shelter.
23556 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a large giraffe shelter.
23557 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a burrow, which is favored by warthogs.
23558 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a large lean-to shelter.
23559 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a large concrete shelter.
23560 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a wood shelter.
23561 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a large wood shelter.
23562 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a large stable, the favorite shelter of large hoofed animals.
23563 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a large burrow, which is favored by warthogs.
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24201 Endangered Animals
24202 Exhibit Foliage
24203 Animal Shelters
24204 Animal Houses
24205 Staff Education
24206 Animal Care
24207 Animal Enrichment
24208 Panda Care
24209 24209
24210 24210
24211 24211
24212 24212
24213 24213
24214 24214
24215 24215
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24219 24219
24220 24220
24221 Lowland Gorilla
24222 Black Leopard
24223 White Bengal Tiger
24224 Snow Leopard
24225 Giant Panda
24226 Okapi
24227 Thorn Acacia Tree
24228 Llala Palm Tree
24229 Bamboo
24230 Acacia caffra Tree
24231 Globe Willow Tree
24232 Small Burrow
24233 Small Elephant Shelter
24234 Small Giraffe Shelter
24235 Rock Cave
24236 Snowy Rock Cave
24237 Stable
24238 Reptile House
24239 Aviary
24240 Primate House
24241 Zookeeper training 1
24242 Maintenance worker training 1
24243 Zookeeper training 2
24244 Tour guide training 1
24245 Zookeeper training 3
24246 Maintenance worker training 2
24247 Nutritional animal food
24248 Animal Fertility
24249 Reduced food costs
24250 Animal antibiotics
24251 Small chimpanzee bars
24252 Lion climbing rock
24253 Swinging log toy
24254 Gorilla climbing bars
24255 Cat climbing tree
24256 Large chimpanzee bars
24257 Large ball
24258 Primates of Southeast Asia
24259 Birds of Africa
24260 Deadly Snakes of the World
24261 Raptors of the World
24262 Lemurs of Madagascar
24263 Venomous Spiders
24264 Insect House
24265 Endangered Primates of the World
24266 Birds of the Tropical Rainforest
24267 Reptiles of the Rainforest
24268 Scorpions of Africa
24269 Panda Enrichment
24270 Panda Fertility
24271 Panda Inoculations
24272 Concrete Shelter
24273 Lean-to
24274 Panda Cave
24275 Large Elephant Shelter
24276 Large Giraffe Shelter
24277 Burrow
24278 Large Lean-to
24279 Large Concrete Shelter
24280 Wood Shelter
24281 Large Wood Shelter
24282 Large Stable
24283 Large Burrow
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24285 pprog65
24286 pprog66
24287 pprog67
24288 pprog68
24289 pprog69
24290 pprog70
24291 pprog71
24292 pprog72
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25001 Arial Bold
25002 11
25003 Arial
25004 9
25006 General Information
25007 Exhibit Information
25008 Compatible Animals
25009 Animal Behavior
25020 Animal Facts
26001 Arial Bold
26002 11
26003 Arial
26004 9
26020 Zookeeper Recommendations
27001 Basic Grass Map (Small)
27002 Basic Grass Map (Medium)
27003 Basic Grass Map (Large)
27005 Death Mountain (Small)
27006 Forest Shores (Small)
27007 Jungle Lagoon (Small)
27008 Little Valley (Small)
27009 Myth Gardens (Small)
27010 Small Beach (Small)
27011 Small Volcano (Small)
27012 Tundra (Small)
27013 Ancient Lands (Medium)
27014 Asian Highlands (Medium)
27015 Crater (Medium)
27016 Rock Desert (Medium)
27017 Jungle River (Medium)
27018 Lunar Facility (Medium)
27019 Large Ocean (Large)
27020 Large Valley (Large)
27021 Arctic Maze (Small)
27022 City (Small)
27023 Excavation (Small)
27024 Mars (Medium)
27025 Desert River (Medium)
27026 Crater Lake (Large)
27027 Dry River (Large)
27028 Dune Sea (Large)
27029 Desert Pyramids (Large)
27030 Map 30
27031 Map 31
27032 Map 32
27033 Map 33
27034 Map 34
27035 Map 35
27036 Map 36
27037 Map 37
27038 Map 38
27039 Map 39
27040 Map 40
27041 Map 41
27042 Map 42
27043 Map 43
27044 Map 44
27045 Map 45
27046 Map 46
27047 Map 47
27048 Map 48
27049 Map 49
27050 Map 50
28001 F1 Help
28100 Quick start
28101 About
28102 Animal Happiness
28103 Babies
28104 Buildings
28105 Compost Building
28106 Deleting objects
28107 Zookeeper gates
28108 Exhibit size
28109 Fence types
28110 Fence life
28111 Escaping animals
28112 Guest happiness
28113 Creating a path
28114 Research and Conservation
28115 Research programs
28116 Conservation programs
28117 Changing terrain height
28118 Leveling terrain
28119 Changing terrain types
28120 Trees
28121 Zookeeper
28122 Healing animals
29001 Excellence in Exhibit Design - Silver Plaque
29002 Excellence in Exhibit Design - Gold Plaque
29003 Most Popular Zoo - Silver Certificate
29004 Most Popular Zoo - Gold Certificate
29005 Best Zoo - Silver Trophy
29006 Best Zoo - Gold Trophy
29007 Highest Customer Satisfaction - Blue Ribbon
29008 Quality Animal Care - Blue Ribbon
29009 Diverse Species - Silver Plaque
29010 Diverse Species - Gold Plaque
29011 Highest Quality Exhibits - Silver Certificate
29012 Highest Quality Exhibits - Gold Certificate
29013 Award 13
29014 Award 14
29015 Award 15
29016 Award 16
29017 Award 17
29018 Award 18
29019 Award 19
29020 Award 20
29021 Award 21
29022 Award 22
29023 Award 23
29024 Award 24
29025 Award 25
29026 Award 26
29027 Award 27
29028 Award 28
29029 Award 29
29030 Award 30
29031 Award 31
29032 Award 32
29033 Award 33
29034 Award 34
29035 Award 35
29036 Award 36
29037 Award 37
29038 Award 38
29039 Award 39
29040 Award 40
29041 Award 41
29042 Award 42
29043 Award 43
29044 Award 44
29045 Award 45
29046 Award 46
29047 Award 47
29048 Award 48
29049 Award 49
29050 Award 50
31000 Adopt Animals. Adopt animals, view animal information, or purchase animal toys and shelters.
31001 Structures. Buy zoo buildings and scenery.
31002 Construction. Construct exhibits, modify terrain, or buy foliage and rocks.
31003 Modify Terrain. Create hills, valleys, cliffs, and moats.
31004 Options. Access file, audio, video, and Help options.
31005 Hire Staff. Hire zookeepers, maintenance workers, and tour guides.
31006 Show or expand the list of messages at the top of the screen.
31007 Zoom in to increase magnification.
31008 Rotate World Counter-clockwise.
31009 Rotate World Clockwise.
31010 Animal List. View lists of animals in the zoo.
31011 Animal happiness: %d
31012 Guest List. View lists of guests in the zoo.
31013 Guest happiness: %d
31014 Zoo Status. View zoo information, finances, awards and ratings.
31015 Zoo rating: %d
31016 Available cash. When available cash is 0, you will be unable to purchase anything.
31019 Research and Conservation. Manage funding of research on zoo items and the conservation of zoo animals.
31021 Overview map. Click to move to that location.
31022 View zoo finances, profit, attendance, and donation information.
31023 Zoom out to decrease magnification.
31025 Clear objects and receive a partial refund.
31026 Minimap. Click in the minimap to move to that location on the gameplay screen.
31030 Date: %s
31050 Exhibit List. View lists of zoo exhibits.
31051 Staff List. View lists of zoo staff.
31071 Pause game.
31072 Resume game.
31075 Undo last action.
31076 Click to delete a single object, or click and drag to delete multiple objects.
31077 Click to place a single fence piece, or click and drag to create multiple fence pieces.
31078 Click to place a single path piece, or click and drag to create multiple path pieces.
31099 Take a snapshot. Saves a screenshot in the game's root directory.
31534 Click to turn off terrain blending, for best performance on slower computers
31535 Click to select delayed terrain blending, for better performance on slower computers
31536 Click to select balanced terrain blending, to improve performance on slower computers
31537 Click to select immediate terrain blending, for faster computers
31541 Click to access game options. Save and load games, return to the main menu or exit Zoo Tycoon.
31542 Click to access sound and video options. Adjust sound and music volume, change video modes, resolution and terrain blending options.
31543 Click to access tool tip options. Switch tool tip type and adjust the speed and at which tool tips appear.
31544 Click to access about.
31560 Click to load a save game
31561 Click to save your game
31562 Click to go to the Main Menu
31563 Click to Exit Zoo Tycoon
31564 Slide left to right to adjust the main volume level
31565 Slide left to right to adjust the music volume level
31566 Click to change the video mode to full screen
31567 Click to change the video mode to windowed
31568 Click to select 800X600 video resolution
31569 Click to select 1024X768 video resolution
31570 Click to select 1280X1024 video resolution
31571 Click to display short tool tips
31572 Click to display long tool tips
31573 Slide left to right to adjust how long it takes for tool tips to appear
31574 Slide left to right to adjust how long tool tips remain displayed
31575 Slide left to right to adjust the scroll speed
32000 Click to adopt male animals.
32001 Click to adopt female animals.
32050 Click for information on animal habitats, behavior, and compatibility with other animals.
33054 Rotate object counter-clockwise 90 degrees.
33055 Rotate object clockwise 90 degrees.
33103 Animal happiness. Guests will not enjoy observing unhappy animals.
33104 Happiness: %d
33105 Animal health. Sick animals may infect other animals in the same exhibit.
33106 Health: %d
33107 Animal hunger. Assign zookeepers to exhibits of hungry animals.
33108 Hunger: %d
33109 Exhibit suitability. Click Zookeeper Recommendations to get advice on improving exhibit suitability.
33110 Suitability: %d
33111 Sell animal. Click to sell animal for a portion of the adoption price.
33112 Close Window
33114 Track animal. Click once to follow animal. Click again to stop following.
33115 Move animal. Click to pick up animal. This is useful for moving animals to new exhibits.
33123 Zookeeper recommendations. Click to view the zookeeper's recommendations on improving exhibit suitability.
33162 Status. Lists the animal's happiness, hunger, health and the suitability of its exhibit.
33164 General. Lists the animal's gender and when it last ate and slept.
33165 Thoughts. Lists what guests are thinking about this animal.
33197 Exhibit information. Lists exhibit popularity, construction date, upkeep costs and if a zookeeper is assigned.
33240 Click to manually choose where to place the gate in an exhibit's fence.
33242 Click to switch to tall fence types. Tall fences are stronger than low fences, but are more expensive to construct.
33243 Click to switch to low fence types. Low fences are not as strong as tall fences, but are less expensive to construct and allow greater visibility.
33302 Accept current terrain changes. Confirms all terrain changes since opening this menu tab.
33303 Undo all terrain changes since opening this menu tab.
33310 Increase tool size. The tool is used to apply terrain type or height changes onto land. Click the plus (+) button to increase shovel size.
33314 Decrease tool size. The tool is used to apply terrain type or height changes onto land. Click the minus (-) button to decrease shovel size.
33315 Click and drag up or down to create hills and valleys. Allows control of height.
33316 Click and drag up or down to create cliffs and moats. Allows control of height.
33317 Click and drag left or right to level hills and valleys. Allows faster application of hills and valleys.
33318 Click and drag left or right to level cliffs and moats. Allows faster application of cliffs and moats.
33361 Terrain Height. Animals require different terrain heights depending on their preferred habitats.
33362 Terrain Type. Animals require different terrain types, depending on their preferred habitats.
33365 Grass. Suitable exhibit terrain for grassland animals; many animals like a small amount of grass in their exhibits.
33366 Savannah grass. Suitable exhibit terrain for savannah animals.
33367 Sand. Suitable exhibit terrain for desert animals. Some animals like a small amount of sand in their exhibits.
33368 Dirt. Many animals like a small amount of dirt in their exhibits.
33369 Rainforest floor. Suitable exhibit terrain for rainforest animals.
33370 Brown stone. Suitable exhibit terrain for animals that enjoy hills.
33371 Gray stone. Suitable exhibit terrain for highland animals.
33372 Gravel. Suitable only for guests.
33373 Snow. Suitable exhibit terrain for tundra, boreal forest, and some highland animals.
33374 Fresh water. Suitable exhibit terrain for animals that require drinking or bathing water.
33375 Salt water. Suitable exhibit terrain for animals that live in the ocean.
33376 Deciduous floor. Suitable exhibit terrain for deciduous forest animals.
33377 Waterfall. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
33378 Coniferous floor. Suitable exhibit terrain for coniferous forest animals.
33379 Concrete. Suitable only for guests.
33380 Asphalt. Suitable only for guests.
33381 Trampled terrarin. Terrain which has been trampled and damaged by animals.
33403 Guest happiness. Guests are happy when the animals are treated well, the park is clean, and there are many exhibits to visit.
33404 Happiness: %d
33405 Drink needs. Guests will be thirsty if they are in a zoo for very long.
33406 Drink: %d
33407 Food needs. Guests will be hungry if they are in a zoo for very long.
33408 Hunger: %d
33409 Restroom needs. After eating or drinking, guests will eventually need a restroom.
33410 Restroom: %d
33411 Guest energy. Guests will want to sit down after walking around the zoo.
33412 Energy: %d
33413 Close Window
33415 Track guest. Click once to follow guest around. Click again to stop following.
33462 Status. Lists guest happiness; drink, food, and restroom needs; and energy.
33464 General. Lists length of time guests have been in the zoo, their favorite animal, and what they are carrying.
33465 Thoughts. Lists guest's thoughts.
33513 Close Window
33515 Track staff member. Click once to follow staff member. Click again to stop following.
33562 Status. Lists staff member's salary and current duty.
33564 Job assignment. Lists exhibits to which staff member is assigned.
33570 Move staff member. Click once to pick up staff member.
33578 Click to add exhibits to the worker's schedule. Click, then move cursor over an exhibit.
33579 Click to remove selected exhibit from the worker's schedule.
33580 Click to remove all exhibits from the worker's schedule. Worker will not have any assigned exhibits.
33590 Click to add this exhibit to the worker's schedule.
33604 Close Window
33606 Fire staff member. If a staff member is fired, you will not have to pay their salary each month.
33699 Click for information on staff duties.
33715 Show all guests in the above list.
33716 Total number of guests
33717 Show angry guests in the above list. Guests may become angry if the zoo is dirty, they can't find a restroom, the animals are mistreated, or many other reasons.
33718 Total number of angry guests
33719 Show thirsty guests in the above list. Quench guests' thirst by building a drink stand or restaurant.
33720 Total number of thirsty guests
33721 Show only hungry guests in the above list. Guests may become hungry if they visit a zoo that has no buildings where food is sold.
33722 Total number of hungry guests
33723 Show only guests with restroom needs in the above list. Guests may need to use the restroom if they have been at the zoo all day.
33724 Total number of guests who need to use the restroom
33725 Show tired guests in the above list. Guests may become tired if there are no places for them to sit.
33726 Total number of tired guests
33815 Show all animals in the above list.
33816 Total number of animals
33817 Show angry animals in the above list. Animals may become angry if they are unfed or if their habitat is unsuitable.
33818 Total number of angry animals
33819 Show sick animals in the above list. Sick animals will quickly need the attention of a zookeeper.
33820 Total number of sick animals
33821 Show hungry animals in the above list. Animals will become hungry if there is no zookeeper assigned to their exhibit.
33822 Total number of hungry animals
33823 Show animals not compatible with their exhibit in the above list. Click the animal, and then click Zookeeper Recommendations for advice on increasing the suitability of the animal's exhibit.
33824 Total number of animals not compatible with their exhibit
33838 Show escaped animals in the above list. Escaped animals will frighten guests.
33839 Total number of escaped animals
33991 Switch to a line graph.
33992 Switch to a bar graph.
34003 Decrease program funding. Research and conservation programs will take longer to complete if given less funding.
34004 Increase program funding. Research and conservation programs will finish sooner if given more funding.
34052 Decrease marketing funding. If you decrease marketing funding, fewer people will come to your zoo.
34053 Increase marketing funding. If you increase marketing funding, more people will come to your zoo.
34104 Zoo information. Lists the zoo's admission price and statistics.
34105 Zoo awards. Lists awards the zoo has won.
34106 Zoo rating. Lists the zoo's rating over time.
34107 Scenario information. Lists each scenario's objectives and status.
34151 Switch to a line graph.
34152 Switch to a bar graph.
34153 Zoo Graphs. Graphs the zoo's ratings, donations, profits, and attendance.
34154 Income/Expenses. Information about the zoo's income and expenses.
34191 Decrease admission price. Decreasing the admission price can increase the number of new guests in the zoo.
34195 Increase admission price. Increasing the admission price can decrease the number of new guests in the zoo.
34215 Show all staff members in the above list
34216 Total number of staff members
34217 Show zookeepers in the above list. Lists active zookeepers working in the zoo.
34218 Total number of zookeepers
34219 Show tour guides in the above list. Lists active tour guides working in the zoo.
34220 Total number of tour guides
34221 Show maintenance workers in the above list. Lists active maintenance workers working in the zoo.
34222 Total number of maintenance workers
34223 Show assigned staff members in the above list. Lists staff members who have been actively assigned tasks.
34224 Total number of assigned staff members
34225 Show unassigned staff members in the above list. Unassigned staff members will wander the zoo and do some of the tasks for which they are responsible.
34226 Total number of unassigned staff members
34310 Exhibit status. Lists exhibit popularity, construction date, upkeep costs, and if a zookeeper is assigned.
34311 Animals in exhibit. Lists the animals in the exhibit.
34312 Thoughts about exhibit. Lists what guests are thinking about the exhibit.
34313 Exhibit donations. Lists this exhibit's popularity, donations this month and last month, and total donations.
34516 Sell building. Click to sell this building for a portion of the purchase price.
34575 Status. View the total income, upkeep and profit for this building, and the goods that it sells.
34576 Finance. View the average income, upkeep and profit for this building, and the number of months in operation.
34577 Change color. Change the color of the building's roof(s).
34586 Sell building. Click to sell building for a portion of the purchase price.
34678 Programs. View the programs available for this building, their upkeep costs, and the bonuses they confer.
34684 Status. View number of guests information, and the months in operation.
35000 Adopt an African elephant. African elephants live in herds and only elephant shelters are large enough for elephants. African elephants need fresh water to drink from.
35001 Adopt a giant panda. Giant pandas live in small groups. Giant pandas subsist only on bamboo and live on elevated terrain.
35002 Adopt a polar bear. Polar bears live alone or in small groups. Polar Bears are carnivores that mainly eat seals in the wild.
35003 Adopt a chimpanzee. Chimpanzees live in medium to large size groups. Chimpanzees love to climb and in captivity can climb trees, monkey bars, or fences.
35004 Adopt a plains zebra. Plains zebras prefer to be kept in large herds of their own kind or with other herd animals from the African savannah.
35005 Adopt a Thomson's gazelle. Thomson's gazelles prefer to be kept in large herds of their own kind or with other herd animals from the African savannah.
35006 Adopt an African lion. Lions live in moderate sized groups called 'prides'. Lions eat most other savannah animals and need a small watering hole of fresh water.
35007 Adopt a Bengal tiger. Bengal tigers live in small groups. Bengal tigers need a small watering hole of fresh water for drinking and swimming.
35008 Adopt a Siberian tiger. Siberian tigers prefer solitary exhibits. Siberian tigers will eat almost anything they can catch.
35009 Adopt a cheetah. Cheetahs prefer a solitary existence in captivity. As the fastest land animal, the cheetahs require spacious exhibits in captivity.
35010 Adopt a leopard. Leopards are solitary hunters that prefer to live on their own. Leopards love savannah trees.
35011 Adopt a black leopard. Black leopards are solitary hunters that prefer to live on their own. Black leopards love rainforest trees.
35012 Adopt a snow leopard. Snow leopards are solitary hunters that prefer to live on their own. Snow leopards prey on herd animals such as ibex, markhor, sheep, and others.
35013 Adopt a clouded leopard. Clouded leopards are solitary hunters that prefer to live on their own. Clouded leopards prey upon wild boars, monkeys, and deer.
35014 Adopt a jaguar. Jaguars are solitary hunters that prefer to live on their own. Jaguars need to have a source of fresh water nearby.
35015 Adopt a gray wolf. Gray wolves live in large groups called 'packs'. Gray wolves need a large amount of room in captivity.
35016 Adopt a grizzly bear. Grizzly bears prefer to live alone or in small groups. Grizzly bears like to sleep in rock caves.
35017 Adopt a black bear. Black bears prefer to live alone or in small groups. Grizzly bears like to sleep in rock caves.
35018 Adopt a spotted hyena. Spotted hyenas live in large groups called 'packs'. Spotted hyenas hunt other savannah animals and are particularly hated by lions.
35019 Adopt an olive baboon. Olive baboons live in large groups. Olive baboons love baobab trees.
35020 Adopt a mandrill. Mandrills live in medium to large sized groups. Mandrills enjoy the elephant ear tree.
35021 Adopt a lowland gorilla. Lowland gorillas live in small to medium-sized groups. Lowland gorillas enjoy elevated terrain.
35022 Adopt an orangutan. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
35023 Adopt a red kangaroo. Red kangaroos live in small to medium-sized groups. The Red Kangaroo's powerful hind legs allow them to jump over most low fences with ease.
35024 Adopt a black rhinoceros. Black rhinoceros prefer solitary exhibits. The black rhino's massive size and strength make confining them difficult.
35025 Adopt a common wildebeest. Common wildebeests travel in large herds. Common Wildebeests need a nearby source of fresh water for drinking.
35026 Adopt an American bison. American bison travel in large herds. American Bison require nearby sources of fresh water for drinking.
35027 Adopt an ibex. Ibex prefer small to medium sized groups. Ibex need a source of fresh water for drinking.
35028 Adopt an okapi. Okapi prefer to have an exhibit to themselves. Okapi enjoy the rainforest bush.
35029 Adopt a moose. Moose are essentially solitary animals. Moose really enjoy the weeping willow tree.
35030 Adopt an African buffalo. African buffalo live in huge herds. African buffalo enjoy the tall grasses of the savannah.
35031 Adopt a gemsbok. Gemsbok graze in small herds. Gemsbok enjoy the quiver tree.
35032 Adopt an American bighorn sheep. American bighorn sheep live in small herds. American bighorn sheep need high, sheer cliffs to climb on.
35033 Adopt a giraffe. Giraffes prefer life in small herds. Giraffe shelters are the only shelters which are large enough for this animal.
35034 Adopt a dromedary camel. Dromedary camels are equally happy alone or in small groups. Dromedary camels enjoy the shade of quiver trees.
35035 Adopt a hippopotamus. Hippos are solitary but do not mind being in small groups. Hippos prefer relatively large exhibits with more water than land.
35036 Adopt a markhor. Markhor prefer to live in small herds. Markhor need steep cliffs for climbing.
35037 Adopt a greater flamingo. Greater flamingos live in large flocks. Greater flamingos enjoy water reeds in their exhibits.
35038 Adopt an ostrich. Ostriches prefer small flocks. Ostriches enjoy the tall grasses of the savannah.
35039 Adopt an emperor penguin. Emperor penguins live in large groups and need large amounts of salt water for swimming.
35040 Adopt a California sea lion. California sea lions live in large groups. California sea lions need exhibits composed almost entirely of salt water and rocks.
35041 Adopt a saltwater crocodile. Saltwater crocodiles live in small groups. Saltwater Crocs need large amounts of salt water for swimming.
35042 Adopt a giant anteater. Giant anteaters are solitary animals. Giant Anteaters sleep in burrows.
35043 Adopt an African warthog. African Warthogs live in small groups. African Warthogs sleep in burrows.
35045 Adopt a White Bengal Tiger. White Bengal Tigers live in small groups. White Bengal Tigers need a small amount of fresh water for drinking and swimming.
35046 Adopt a Triceratops. Triceratops move in great herds. When threatened, triceratops charge at their agressors with their three powerful, large horns.
35047 Adopt a Yeti. Long Tooltip placeholder text.
35048 Adopt an Arctic wolf. Arctic wolves live in medium to large-sized packs. Arctic Wolves sleep in snowy rock caves.
35049 Adopt a Unicorn. Unicorns are solitary fantastic creatures of legend. They are shy and reclusive, and are rarely seen in their forest glades.
35050 Hawk
35051 Bluejay
35052 Crow
35053 Seagull
35054 Parrot
35055 Vulture
35076 Adopt a Blackbuck. Blackbucks live in medium to large herds. Blackbucks prefer the khejri tree.
35077 Adopt a Bongo. Bongos live in small family groups. Bongos prefer the elephant ear tree.
35078 Adopt a Mountain lion. Mountain lions are solitary animals. Mountain lions prefer the sage bush.
35079 Adopt a Sable antelope. Sable antelopes live in medium-sized herds. Sable antelopes prefer the umbrella acacia tree.
35080 Adopt a Asian black bear. Asian black bears are solitary animals. Asian black bears really enjoy the Himalayan pine tree.
35081 Adopt a Asian elephant. Asian elephants live in medium-sized herds. Asian elephants prefer the foxtail palm tree.
35082 Biplane
35083 Santa Claus
35084 Witch
36002 Purchase a Zoo Entrance. Zoo Entrances are required for guests to enter your zoo.
36004 Purchase an elephant topiary. Guests will find this hedge sculpted into the shape of an elephant esthetically pleasing.
36005 Purchase a giraffe topiary. Guests will find this hedge sculpted into the shape of a giraffe esthetically pleasing.
36006 Purchase a polar bear topiary. Guests will find this hedge sculpted into the shape of a polar bear esthetically pleasing.
36007 Purchase a rhinoceros topiary. Guests will find this hedge sculpted into the shape of a rhinoceros esthetically pleasing.
36008 Purchase a spiral topiary. Guests will find this hedge sculpted into a spiral esthetically pleasing.
36009 Purchase a trash can. If guests buy food or drink in your zoo, they will throw the refuse on the ground if they do not find a trash can.
36010 Purchase an umbrella table. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
36011 Purchase concrete paths. Concrete paths indicate where your guests should walk.
36012 Purchase an iron bar exhibit fence. Very strong fence. Animals cannot climb out of or jump over it, but it is expensive.
36018 Purchase a hedge. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
36019 Purchase a hedge. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
36020 Purchase a hedge arch. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
36021 Purchase a shrubbery. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
36024 Purchase a fountain. Guests will appreciate the beautiful sculpture and flowing water of the fountain.
36025 Purchase a large bench. Tired guests will want a large bench to sit on.
36026 Purchase a flowerbed. Guests will appreciate the beautiful flowers.
36027 Purchase a binocular stand. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
36028 Purchase a flowerbed. Guests will appreciate the beautiful flowers growing in it.
36029 Purchase a flowerbed. Guests will appreciate the beautiful flowers growing in it.
36030 Purchase a flowerbed. Guests will appreciate the beautiful flowers growing in it.
36031 Purchase a large flowerbed. Guests will appreciate the large amounts of beautiful flowers.
36032 Purchase a lamp. Guests will appreciate the lamp for its fine utilitarian craftsmanship.
36033 Purchase a drinking fountain. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
36034 Purchase a turtle fountain. Guests will appreciate the beautiful turtle sculpture and flowing water of the fountain.
36035 Purchase an elephant fountain. Guests will appreciate the beautiful elephant sculpture and flowing water of the fountain.
36036 Purchase a fountain. Guests will appreciate the beautiful sculpture and flowing water of the fountain.
36037 Purchase a fountain. Guests will appreciate the beautiful sculpture and flowing water of the fountain.
36038 Purchase a lion statue. Guests will appreciate the beautiful lion sculpture.
36039 Purchase an elephant statue. Guests will appreciate the beautiful elephant sculpture.
36040 Purchase a statue. Guests will appreciate the beautiful sculpture.
36041 Purchase a statue. Guests will appreciate the beautiful sculpture.
36042 Purchase a bighorn statue. Guests will appreciate the beautiful bighorn sculpture.
36043 Purchase a zoo map. Guests will appreciate the map of the zoo. Now they will know where things are in the zoo.
36044 Purchase a duck pond. Guests will like to visit the ducks at the duck pond.
36045 Purchase an arch. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
36046 Purchase an arch. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
36047 Purchase an arch. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
36048 Purchase an arch. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
36049 Purchase a rock garden. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
36050 Purchase a snack machine. Candy purchased by the guests will satisfy some of their hunger.
36051 Purchase a drink machine. Soda cans purchased by the guests will quench some of their thirst.
36052 Purchase an animal food dispenser. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
36053 Purchase a metal observation area. Guests will appreciate the observation areas and walk under them to view animals in exhibits.
36054 Purchase a stick pole observation area. Guests will appreciate the observation areas and walk under them to view animals in exhibits.
36055 Purchase an observation area. Guests will appreciate the observation areas and walk under them to view animals in exhibits.
36056 Purchase an observation area. Guests will appreciate the observation areas and walk under them to view animals in exhibits.
36057 Purchase an observation area. Guests will appreciate the observation areas and walk under them to view animals in exhibits.
36058 Full Platter of Carnivore Chow
36059 Empty Platter of Carnivore Chow
36060 Full Platter of Herbivore Chow
36061 Empty Platter of Herbivore Chow
36062 Dirt Clump
36063 Trough
36064 Partially Full Platter of Carnivore Chow
36065 Partially Full Platter of Herbivore Chow
36066 Purchase a zoo gate piece. Zoo gate pieces are placed alongside the zoo gate.
36067 Purchase a zoo gate piece. Zoo gate pieces are placed alongside the zoo gate.
36075 Zoo Buildings
36076 Fences
36077 Foliage
36078 Zoo Paths
36079 Other Objects
36080 Zoo Buildings
36081 Zoo Scenery
36082 Purchase gondolas. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
36083 Purchase trains. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
36084 Purchase an exhibit sign. Guests will find the exhibit sign informative, as it tells them all about the animals in an exhibit.
36085 Purchase a picnic table. Guests will sit at the picnic table to eat the food they buy in the zoo.
36086 Purchase a wood observation area. Guests will appreciate the observation areas and walk under them to view animals in exhibits.
36087 Purchase a metal grate observation area. Guests will appreciate the observation areas and walk under them to view animals in exhibits.
36088 Purchase a concrete observation area. Guests will appreciate the observation areas and walk under them to view animals in exhibits.
36089 Purchase a rock observation area. Guests will appreciate the observation areas and walk under them to view animals in exhibits.
36090 Purchase a large flowerbed. Guests will appreciate the many beautiful flowers growing in it.
36091 Purchase a large flowerbed. Guests will appreciate the many beautiful flowers growing in it.
36092 Purchase a metal picnic table. Guests will sit at the metal picnic table to eat the food they buy in the zoo.
36093 Small pile of animal poo
36100 Swinging log. Elephants love to use their prehensile trunk to play with the swinging log.
36101 Small set of chimpanzee bars. Chimpanzees love to swing on the small, round monkey bars.
36102 Gorilla climbing bars. Gorillas love to climb and swing on this structure.
36103 Large chimpanzee bars. Chimpanzees love to climb and swing on this large structure.
36104 Monkey bars 4. Chimpanzees love to swing on the monkey bars.
36105 Monkey bars 5. Chimpanzees love to swing on the chimpanzee bars.
36106 Cat climbing tree. Leopards will enjoy using this toy.
36107 Anthill. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
36108 Small Lion Rock. Lions will enjoy sunning themselves on this small rock.
36109 Large Lion Rock. Lions will enjoy sunning themselves on this large rock.
36130 Purchase building 1.
36131 Purchase building 2.
36132 Purchase building 3.
36133 Purchase building 4.
36134 Purchase building 5.
36135 Purchase dock 1.
36136 Purchase dock 2.
36137 Purchase dock 3.
36138 Purchase jeep 1.
36139 Purchase sedan 1.
36140 Purchase tractor-trailer 1.
36141 Purchase street light 1.
36142 Purchase SUV 1.
36143 Purchase telephone pole 1.
36144 Purchase telephone pole 2.
36145 Purchase van 1.
36146 Purchase watertower 1.
36147 Purchase buoy.
36148 Purchase developer object 19.
36149 Purchase developer object 20.
36150 Purchase developer object 21.
36151 Purchase developer object 22.
36152 Purchase developer object 23.
36153 Purchase developer object 24.
36154 Purchase developer object 25.
36155 Purchase developer object 26.
36156 Purchase developer object 27.
36157 Purchase developer object 28.
36158 Purchase developer object 29.
36159 Purchase developer object 30.
36160 Purchase developer object 31.
36300 Hamburger. To satisfy their hunger, guests can purchase hamburgers at hamburger stands or restaurants.
36301 Pizza. To satisfy their hunger, guests can purchase pizza at pizza stands.
36302 Ice cream. To satisfy their hunger, guests can purchase ice cream at ice cream stands.
36303 Hot dog. To satisfy their hunger, guests can purchase hot dogs at hot dog stands.
36304 Soda. To satisfy their thirst, guests can purchase sodas at drink stands.
36305 Candy. To satisfy their hunger, guests can purchase candy at snack machines.
36306 Stuffed panda. Guests, particularly children, love the stuffed panda.
36307 Coloring book. Guests, particularly children, love the coloring book.
36308 Plastic animals. Guests, particularly children, love the plastic animals.
36309 Zoo T-shirt. Guests can buy zoo T-shirts at gift shops and stands.
36310 Piece of trash.
36311 Can of soda. The can of soda is purchased at drink machines and quenches some guests' thirst.
36312 Pile of Fruit Chow
36313 Pile of Fish Chow
36314 Pile of Bamboo Chow
36315 Pile of Grass Chow
37000 Acacia caffra Tree. Savannah animals will enjoy the acacia caffra tree.
37001 Thorn Acacia Tree. Savannah animals will enjoy the thorn acacia tree.
37004 Wild Olive Tree. Deciduous forest animals will enjoy the wild olive tree.
37005 Ulmo Tree. Rainforest animals will enjoy the ulmo tree, especially those found in South America.
37006 Elm Tree. Deciduous forest animals will enjoy the elm tree.
37007 Pacific Dogwood Tree. Deciduous forest animals will enjoy the Pacific dogwood tree.
37008 Cherry Tree. Deciduous forest animals will enjoy the cherry tree.
37009 Lodgepole Pine Tree. Coniferous forest animals will enjoy the lodgepole pine tree.
37010 Palm Tree. Desert animals will enjoy the palm tree.
37011 Maple Tree. Deciduous forest animals will enjoy the maple tree.
37012 Fir Tree. Coniferous forest animals will enjoy the fir tree.
37013 Pine Tree. Coniferous forest animals will enjoy the pine tree.
37014 Mangrove Tree. Rainforest animals will enjoy the mangrove tree.
37015 Elephant Ear Tree. Rainforest animals will enjoy the elephant ear tree.
37016 Bamboo. Highland animals will enjoy the bamboo.
37017 Eucalyptus Tree. Savannah animals will enjoy the eucalyptus tree.
37018 Foxtail Palm Tree. Tropical rainforest animals will enjoy the foxtail palm tree.
37019 Hard Quandong Tree. Savannah animals will enjoy the hard quandong tree.
37020 Thornless Mesquite Tree. Deciduous forest animals will enjoy the thornless mesquite tree.
37021 Yew Tree. Coniferous forest animals will enjoy the yew tree.
37022 Birch Tree. Deciduous forest animals will enjoy the birch tree.
37023 Spruce Tree. Coniferous forest animals will enjoy the spruce tree.
37024 Yellow Cedar Tree. Coniferous forest animals will enjoy the yellow cedar tree.
37025 Western Larch Tree. Highland animals will enjoy the western larch tree.
37026 Trembling Aspen Tree. Deciduous forest animals will enjoy the trembling aspen tree.
37027 Black Tree Fern. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
37028 Globe Willow Tree. Deciduous forest animals will enjoy the globe willow tree.
37029 Joshua Tree. Desert animals will enjoy the Joshua tree.
37030 Red Gum Tree. Savannah animals will enjoy the red gum tree.
37031 Poplar Tree. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
37032 Cypress Tree. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
37033 Quiver Tree. Desert animals will enjoy the quiver tree.
37034 Holm Oak Tree. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
37035 Japanese Maple Tree. Deciduous forest animals will enjoy the Japanese maple tree.
37036 Desert Oak Tree. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
37037 Cottonwood Tree. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
37038 Sycamore Tree. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
37039 Prickly Pear Cactus. Desert animals will enjoy the prickly pear cactus.
37040 Saguaro Cactus. Desert animals will enjoy the saguaro cactus.
37041 Bushwillow Tree. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
37042 Llala Palm Tree. Tropical Rainforest animals will enjoy the llala palm tree.
37043 Knobthorn Tree. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
37044 Leadwood Tree. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
37045 Marula Tree. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
37046 Winterthorn Tree. Savannah animals will enjoy the winterthorn tree.
37047 Aloe Bush. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
37048 Thorn Bush. Animals from the savannah will enjoy the thorn bush.
37049 Rainforest Bush. Rainforest animals will enjoy the rainforest bush.
37050 Deciduous Bush. Deciduous forest animals will enjoy the deciduous bush.
37051 Rainforest Fern. Rainforest animals will enjoy the rainforest fern.
37052 Bush 5. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
37053 Bush 6. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
37054 Bush 7. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
37055 Bush 8. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
37056 Yellow Fever Acacia Tree. Savannah animals will enjoy the yellow fever acacia tree.
37057 Baobab Tree. Savannah animals will enjoy the baobab tree.
37058 Umbrella Thorn Acacia Tree. Savannah animals will enjoy the umbrella thorn acacia tree.
37059 Orchid Tree. Rainforest animals will enjoy the orchid tree.
37060 Tall Grass. Savannah animals will enjoy the tall grass.
37061 Water Lily. Aquatic animals will enjoy the water lily.
37062 Water Reed. Aquatic animals will enjoy the water reed.
37063 Grass Tree. Savannah animals will enjoy the grass tree, especially those from Australia.
37064 Paper Birch Tree. Highland animals will enjoy the paper birch tree.
37065 Kapok Tree. Tropical rainforest animals will enjoy the kapok tree.
37066 Weeping Willow Tree. Deciduous forest animals will enjoy the weeping willow tree.
37067 White Oak Tree. Deciduous forest animals will enjoy the white oak tree.
37068 Western Red Cedar Tree. Coniferous forest animals will enjoy the western red cedar tree.
37069 Chinese Fir Tree. Coniferous forest animals will enjoy the Chinese fir tree.
37070 Himalayan Birch Tree. Highland animals will enjoy the Himalayan birch tree.
37071 Western Juniper Tree. Highland animals will enjoy the western juniper tree.
37072 Himalayan Pine Tree. Highland animals will enjoy the Himalayan pine tree.
37073 Sage Bush. Highland animals will enjoy the sage bush.
37074 Broadleaf Bush. Grassland animals will enjoy the broadleaf bush.
37075 Pine Bush. Coniferous forest animals will enjoy the pine bush.
37076 Khejri Tree. Savannah animals will enjoy the khejri tree.
37077 Christmas Tree. A festive holiday tree decorated with flashing lights.
37078 Pumpkin. A spooky jack-o'-lantern will give guests a pleasant holiday fright.
37079 Snowman. A jolly character who prefers to sit in snow whenever possible. Guests will enjoy seeing his festive holiday face.
37120 Play a Zoo Tycoon game without any preset objectives or time limits.
37121 Play a Zoo Tycoon scenario game. Try to complete all the objectives for the scenario.
37122 Load a previously saved Zoo Tycoon game.
37124 Download new Zoo Tycoon items over the Internet. Be sure you are already connected to the Internet.
37125 View the credits for Zoo Tycoon.
37126 Exit from Zoo Tycoon to Windows.
38000 Purchase an elephant ride. Children enjoy riding the elephants, but adults may find the ride too smelly. Only a couple of children can ride at a time.
38001 Purchase a carousel. Children love riding the carousel. Many people can ride the carousel at the same time.
38002 Purchase a playground. Placeholder Long Tooltip text.
38003 Purchase a gift stand. Everyone will want to buy zoo souvenirs from the gift stand, but only one person at a time can buy from the vendor.
38004 Purchase a hot dog stand. Hot dogs aren't as filling as hamburgers, but they will still keep guests from being hungry. Only a couple of guests at a time can purchase from the vendor.
38005 Purchase a pizza stand. Pizza is more filling than hamburgers or hot dogs, and due to pizza's circular shape, more people will be able to buy pizza at a time.
38006 Purchase an ice cream stand. Everyone, especially kids, loves ice cream. Eating it won't relieve much guest hunger, but the building is a lot prettier than a pizza shack.
38007 Purchase a restaurant. Restaurants are larger and their food is more expensive than food stands, but they are the most hunger fulfilling and thirst quenching of all the vendors. Many people can sit down to eat in a restaurant at the same time.
38008 Purchase a restroom. Guests will need to use restrooms if they eat or drink, or if they've been in the zoo for very long. This restroom is not the largest, but it does the job.
38009 Purchase a family restroom. Guests will need to use restrooms if they eat or drink, or if they've been in the zoo for very long. This restroom is larger than the small restroom, but more expensive.
38010 Purchase a Japanese garden. Guests will enjoy walking among the serene beauty of the Japanese garden. Adults especially will appreciate its contemplative design. Only a few people at a time may enter it.
38011 Purchase an animal theater. Guests will enjoy going to the animal theater in large groups to view nature films, documentaries, and zany animal cartoons.
38012 Purchase a help stand. Placeholder Long Tooltip text.
38013 Purchase an animal hospital. Placeholder Long Tooltip text.
38014 Purchase a zookeeper station. Placeholder Long Tooltip text.
38015 Purchase a Reptile House. All guests, especially children, enjoy getting up close with the exotic reptiles in the Reptile House, which can accomodate medium-sized groups.
38016 Purchase an Aviary. Adult guests really enjoy the sight of beautiful birds of all types soaring throughout the Aviary, which can accomodate large-sized groups.
38017 Purchase a Primate House. All guests, especially children, enjoy the almost human-like actions of the primates on view in the Primate House, which can accomodate medium-sized groups.
38018 Purchase an Insect House All guests, especially the children, will enjoy the creepy-crawly bugs. Accommodates small sized groups.
38019 Purchase a Mini-Train Station. Placeholder Long Tooltip text.
38020 Purchase a Gondola Station. Placeholder Long Tooltip text.
38021 Purchase a burger stand. Guests will become hungry if they spend much time in the zoo. The burger stand can only sell to a few guests at a time, but it will relieve more hunger than hot dogs.
38022 Purchase a drink stand. Guests will become thirsty if they spend much time in the zoo. Only a moderate number of people can buy drinks at a time, but the sodas will quench more thirst than a can of soda from a vending machine.
38023 Purchase a gift shop. Everyone will want to buy zoo souvenirs from the gift shop, which can accomodate large groups at a time.
38024 Purchase a Petting Zoo. Everyone, especially children, will enjoy the hands-on contact with all manner of farm animals at the Petting Zoo, which can accomodate medium-sized groups.
38025 Purchase a Pony Ride. Placeholder Long Tooltip text.
38026 Purchase a compost building. Guests will not like the smell that the compost building generates, but you will enjoy the profit from selling the compost to gardeners.
38100 Rock Cave. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. Animals from the cat family, bear family, and wolf family prefer the rock cave.
38102 Snowy Rock Cave. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. Snow-bound animals, such as the snow leopard or polar bear, prefer the snowy rock cave.
38103 Panda Rock Cave. Pandas will enjoy sleeping in this rock cave shelter.
38104 Small Lean-to. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. Small hoofed animals prefer the lean-to.
38105 Lean-to. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. Small hoofed animals prefer the lean-to.
38106 Large Lean-to. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. Small hoofed animals prefer the lean-to.
38107 Small Concrete Shelter. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. All but the largest animals will use the concrete shelter, but most will prefer a shelter specifically designed for them, if one is available.
38108 Concrete Shelter. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. All but the largest animals will use the concrete shelter, but most will prefer a shelter specifically designed for them, if one is available.
38109 Large Concrete Shelter. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. All but the largest animals will use the concrete shelter, but most will prefer a shelter specifically designed for them, if one is available.
38110 Small Wood Shelter. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy Both small and large hoofed animals like this shelter.
38111 Wood Shelter. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. Both small and large hoofed animals like this shelter.
38112 Large Wood Shelter. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. Both small and large hoofed animals like this shelter.
38113 Small Stable. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. Large hoofed animals prefer the stable.
38114 Stable. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. Large hoofed animals prefer the stable.
38115 Large Stable. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. Hoofed animals prefer the stable.
38116 Small Elephant Shelter. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. Elephants are too large to be kept comfortably in any shelter other than a custom-made elephant shelter.
38117 Large Elephant Shelter. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. Elephants are too large to be kept comfortably in any shelter other than a custom-made elephant shelter.
38118 Small Giraffe Shelter. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. Giraffes are too tall to be kept comfortably in any shelter other than a custom-made giraffe shelter.
38119 Large Giraffe Shelter. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. Giraffes are too tall to be kept comfortably in any shelter other than a custom-made giraffe shelter.
38120 Small Burrow. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. Small animals, such as the giant anteater and African warthog prefer a burrow.
38121 Burrow. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. Small animals, such as the giant anteater and African warthog prefer a burrow.
38122 Large Burrow. Animals in captivity often need a place for privacy. Small animals, such as the giant anteater and African warthog prefer a burrow.
39000 Purchase grass. Animals from grassland habitats prefer grass in their exhibits, and many animals seem to like at least a small amount of grass.
39001 Purchase savannah grass. Animals from the savannah, such as lions, rhinos and zebras, prefer savannah grass in their exhibits.
39002 Purchase prarie grass. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
39003 Purchase sand. Desert animals prefer sand in their exhibits, and many animals who like to have shallow water in their exhibits also like sand.
39004 Purchase dirt. All animals prefer at least a small amount of dirt in their exhibit, some more than others.
39005 Purchase rainforest floor. Animals from tropical rainforests prefer rainforest floor in their exhibits.
39006 Purchase brown stone. Animals from hilly or mountainous terrain prefer brown stone in their exhibits.
39007 Purchase gray stone. Animals from highland or mountainous terrain prefer gray stone in their exhibits.
39008 Purchase gravel. Not suitable for exhibits, gravel is mostly used as a cheap decorative terrain for guest areas.
39009 Purchase snow. Animals from arctic, tundra, and mountainous terrain prefer some snow in their exhibits.
39010 Purchase fresh water. Many animals need at least a small amount of fresh water in their exhibits for drinking or bathing.
39011 Purchase salt water. Aquatic animals from the ocean or other salt water bodies need salt water in their exhibits.
39012 Purchase a waterfall. Long Tooltip placeholder text.
39013 Purchase coniferous floor. Animals from coniferous forest terrain prefer coniferous floor in their exhibits.
39014 Purchase concrete. Not suitable for exhibits, concrete is mostly used as a decorative terrain in guest areas.
39015 Purchase asphalt. Not suitable for exhibits, asphalt is mostly used as a decorative terrain in guest areas.
39016 Purchase deciduous floor. Animals from deciduous forest terrain prefer deciduous floor in their exhibits.
39100 Purchase an asphalt path. Asphalt paths indicate to guests where they should walk.
39101 Purchase a concrete path. Concrete paths indicate to guests where they should walk.
39102 Purchase a dirt path. Dirt paths indicate to guests where they should walk.
39103 Purchase a tile path. Tile paths indicate to guests where they should walk.
39104 Purchase an asphalt elevated path. Asphalt elevated paths indicate to guests where they should walk.
39105 Purchase a concrete elevated path. Concrete elevated paths indicate to guests where they should walk.
39106 Purchase a dirt elevated path. Dirt elevated paths indicate to guests where they should walk.
39107 Purchase a tile elevated path. Tile elevated paths indicate to guests where they should walk.
39108 Purchase a brick path. Brick paths indicate to guests where they should walk.
39109 Purchase a sand path. Sand paths indicate to guests where they should walk.
39110 Purchase a cobblestone path. Cobblestone paths indicate to guests where they should walk.
39111 Purchase a yellow brick path. Yellow brick paths indicate to guests where they should walk, especially scarecrows, lions and tinmen.
39200 Large Rock. Animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this large rock.
39201 Large Rock. Animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this large rock.
39202 Large Rock. Animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this large rock.
39203 Large Rock. Animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this large rock.
39204 Large Rock. Animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this large rock.
39205 Small Rock. Animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this small rock.
39206 Small Rock. Animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this small rock.
39207 Small Rock. Animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this small rock.
39208 Small Rock. Animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this small rock.
39209 Small Rock. Animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this small rock.
39210 Highland Rock Formation. Highland animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this highland rock formation.
39211 Snowy Rock Formation. Arctic animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this snowy rock formation.
39212 Savannah Rock Formation. Animals from the savannah that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this savannah rock formation.
39213 Waterfall Rock Formation. Animals from the tropical rainforest will enjoy this beautiful waterfall rock formation.
39214 Vine covered Column. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
39215 Stone Ruins. Animals from the tropical rainforest will enjoy this chunk of stone ruins.
39216 Vine covered Rock Formation. Long Tooltip Placeholder Text.
39217 Jungle Rock Formation. Rainforest and jungle animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this jungle rock formation.
39218 Small Snowy Rock. Arctic animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this small snowy rock.
39219 Small Snowy Rock. Arctic animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this small snowy rock.
39220 Large Snowy Rock. Arctic animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this large snowy rock.
39221 Large Snowy Rock. Arctic animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this large snowy rock.
39222 Desert Rock Formation. Desert animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this desert rock formation.
39223 Deciduous Forest Rock Formation. Deciduous forest animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this deciduous forest rock formation.
39224 Large Highland Rock. Highland animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy these large highland rocks.
39225 Coniferous Forest Rock Formation. Coniferous forest animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this coniferous forest rock formation.
39226 Rainforest Rock Formation. Rainforest animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this rainforest rock formation.
39227 Rock Formation. Animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this rock formation.
39228 Rock Formation. Animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this rock formation.
39229 Rock Formation. Animals that enjoy rocks in their exhibit will enjoy this rock formation.
39300 Purchase plexiglass exhibit fence. Strong fence. Animals cannot climb out or jump over it. Allows guests to see into the exhibit.
39301 Purchase a chain-link exhibit fence. Average strength and it allows guests to see into the exhibit, but primates may climb out.
39302 Purchase a concrete exhibit fence. Strongest fence. Animals cannot climb out or jump over it, but it is expensive and guests cannot see into an exhibit made only with concrete fencing.
39303 Purchase a concrete and chain exhibit fence. Strong fence, and allows guests to see into the exhibit.
39304 Purchase a rock exhibit fence. Strong fence, but may be broken through by strong animals. Animals cannot jump over it, but primates may climb out.
39305 Purchase a cast-iron decorative fence. Cannot be used to contain animals in an exhibit, but guests will enjoy it when it's used in landscaping.
39306 Purchase a post and rail exhibit fence. Average strength and price, but primates may climb out of it and stronger animals may bash through it. Allows guests to see into an exhibit.
39307 Purchase a brick decorative fence. Cannot be used to contain animals in an exhibit, but guests will enjoy it when it's used in landscaping.
39308 Purchase a picket decorative fence. Cannot be used to contain animals in an exhibit, but guests will enjoy it when it's used in landscaping.
39309 Purchase a decorative hedge. Guests will appreciate the decorative hedge.
39310 Purchase a hedge decorative fence. Cannot be used to contain animals in an exhibit, but guests will enjoy it when it's used in landscaping.
39311 Purchase a wooden slat exhibit fence. Average strength and price, but primates may climb out of it and strong animals may bash through it.
39312 Long tooltip placeholder: WOODPOLE
39313 Purchase a stick pole exhibit fence. Weak strength. Animals cannot jump over it, but strong animals may bash through it, and primates may climb out.
39315 Long tooltip placeholder: CURBWD
39316 Purchase a low plexiglass exhibit fence. Average strength, but almost all animals may jump over it if there is no other barrier. Low fences allow guests to see into exhibits.
39317 Purchase a low chain-link exhibit fence. Weak strength, and almost all animals may jump over it if there is no other barrier. Low fences allow guests to see into exhibits.
39318 Purchase a low concrete exhibit fence. Very strong, but almost all animals may jump over it if there is no other barrier. Low fences allow guests to see into exhibits.
39319 Purchase a low concrete and chain exhibit fence. Very strong, but almost all animals may jump over it if there is no other barrier. Low fences allow guests to see into exhibits.
39320 Purchase a low rock exhibit fence. Average strength, but almost all animals may jump over it if there is no other barrier. Low fences allow guests to see into exhibits.
39321 Purchase a low post and rail exhibit fence. Weak strength, and almost all animals may jump over it if there is no other barrier. Low fences allow guests to see into exhibits.
39322 Purchase a low wooden slat exhibit fence. Weak strength, and almost all animals may jump over it if there is no other barrier. Low fences allow guests to see into exhibits.
39323 Purchase a low wooden pole exhibit fence. Weak strength, and almost all animals may jump over it if there is no other barrier. Low fences allow guests to see into exhibits.
39324 Purchase a low stick pole exhibit fence. Weak strength, and almost all animals may jump over it if there is no other barrier. Low fences allow guests to see into exhibits.
39325 Purchase a low iron bar exhibit fence. Very strong, but almost all animals may jump over it if there is no other barrier. Low fences allow guests to see into exhibits.
39326 Purchase a post and rope decorative fence. Cannot be used to contain animals in an exhibit, but guests will enjoy it when it's used in landscaping.
39327 Purchase a white decorative fence. Cannot be used to contain animals in an exhibit, but guests will enjoy it when it's used in landscaping.
39328 Purchase a windowed stick pole exhibit fence. Average strength and price, but primates may climb out of it and strong animals may bash through it. Allows guests to see into an exhibit.
39329 Purchase a windowed rock exhibit fence. Strong fence, but may be broken by strong animals. Animals cannot jump over it, but primates may climb out. Allows guests to see into an exhibit.
39330 Purchase a windowed wood slat exhibit fence. Average strength and price, but primates may climb out of it and strong animals may bash through it. Allows guests to see into an exhibit.
39500 Click to hire a zookeeper. Zookeepers are responsible for feeding, healing, and cleaning up after animals. Without a zookeeper, your animals will go hungry.
39501 Click to hire a maintenance worker. Maintenance workers repair broken fences, pick up litter, and empty garbage cans.
39502 Click to hire a tour guide. Tour guides give guests information as they lead them to exhibits.
39900 This exhibit is well suited for %s.
39901 %s is hungry and can't find any food.
39902 %s is sick.
39903 Other animals in the exhibit are sick, making %s unhappy.
39904 Other animals in the exhibit are angry, making %s unhappy.
39905 More animals of the same type would make %s happier.
39906 There are too many animals in this exhibit, which makes %s unhappy.
39907 %s is not receiving enough stimulation.
39908 %s cannot find its mate.
39909 There are too many objects in the exhibit. This makes %s unhappy.
39910 The large crowd of people is making %s unhappy.
39911 There are incompatible animals in the exhibit, making %s unhappy.
39912 %s will be unhappy because its current exhibit is not similar to its native environment.
39913 %s needs more foliage in its exhibit to keep it happy.
39914 The large amount of foliage in the exhibit will make %s unhappy.
39915 There are not enough native objects in the exhibit to make %s happy.
39916 %s would like to have a mate.
39917 The exhibit is not big enough for the number of animals it currently holds.
39918 %s prefers an exhibit with a greater elevation.
39919 The terrain in the exhibit is too steep for %s.
39920 %s would be happier with more rocks in the exhibit.
39921 There are too many rocks in the exhibit for %s.
39922 There is not enough grass terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39923 There is too much grass terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39924 There is not enough savannah grass terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39925 There is too much savannah grass terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39926 There is not enough sand terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39927 There is too much sand terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39928 There is not enough dirt terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39929 There is too much dirt terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39930 There is not enough rainforest floor terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39931 There is too much rainforest floor terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39932 There is not enough brown stone terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39933 There is too much brown stone terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39934 There is not enough gray stone terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39935 There is too much gray stone terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39936 There is not enough gravel terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39937 There is too much gravel terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39938 There is not enough snow terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39939 There is too much snow terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39940 There is not enough fresh water terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39941 There is too much fresh water terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39942 There is not enough salt water terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39943 There is too much salt water terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39944 There is not enough deciduous forest terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39945 There is too much deciduous forest terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39946 There is not enough waterfalls in the exhibit for %s.
39947 There is too much waterfalls in the exhibit for %s.
39948 There is not enough coniferous forest terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39949 There is too much coniferous forest terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39950 There is not enough concrete terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39951 There is too much concrete terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39952 There is not enough asphalt terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39953 There is too much asphalt terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39954 There is not enough trampled terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39955 There is too much trampled terrain in the exhibit for %s.
39956 %s is angry because the habitat is too dirty.
39957 %s is feeling crowded by too many guests.
39958 There are more shelters than necessary in this exhibit.
39959 There are not enough shelters in this exhibit.
39960 %s doesn't have the time to play with so many toys in the exhibit.
39961 %s just wants to have some fun and would like a toy.
39962 There is too much poo in this exhibit.
39963 %s needs to be put in a suitable exhibit.
39990 %s does not like %s.
40003 %s has been caught.
40004 %s has been returned to its exhibit.
40005 This exhibit is not capable of confining %s.
40006 %s needs a exhibit to live in.
40007 %s has escaped.
40010 %s has been taken away due to poor treatment.
40028 %s is not happy.
40029 %s is very sick.
40030 %s can't find any food.
40031 %s doesn't like its exhibit.
40032 Congratulations! %s has given birth.
40242 %s has died of old age.
43981 Zoo finances. Lists the zoo's income and expenses.
43982 Zoo donations. Lists donations made to the zoo by zoo members or through private donations.
43983 Zoo profit. Lists the zoo's profit over time.
43984 Zoo attendance. Lists attendance at the zoo over time.
43994 Switch to a line graph.
43995 Switch to a bar graph.
43997 Switch to a line graph.
43998 Switch to a bar graph.
44008 Play selected scenario.
44009 Return to main menu without playing a scenario
45000 %s is ill.
45001 %s has caught an illness from another animal.
54201 Endangered Animals. Select this to begin a conservation program to locate and make available endangered animals.
54202 Exhibit Foliage. Select this to begin a conservation program to make available more foliage for exhibits.
54203 Animal Shelters. Select this program to research animal shelters specifically designed for particular animal types.
54204 Animal Houses. Select this to begin a conservation program to develop animal houses, which contain smaller animals that are not large enough for their own exhibits.
54205 Staff Education. Select this program to research education programs to improve staff efficiency and animal care.
54206 Animal Care. Select this program to research animal inoculation, improved animal food, and improved reproduction rates.
54207 Animal Enrichment. Select this program to research new toys and objects for the animals.
54208 Panda Care. Select this program to research better, more efficient care specifically designed for giant pandas.
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54221 The World Conservation Fund will allow you to adopt lowland gorillas when you fund this program.
54222 The World Conservation Fund will allow you to adopt black leopards when you fund this program.
54223 The World Conservation Fund will allow you to adopt white Bengal tigers when you fund this program.
54224 The World Conservation Fund will allow you to adopt snow leopards when you fund this program.
54225 The World Conservation Fund will allow you to adopt giant pandas when you fund this program.
54226 The World Conservation Fund will allow you to adopt okapis when you fund this program.
54227 Researching this project will allow you to grow thorn acacia trees, which are favored by African savannah animals.
54228 Researching this project will allow you to grow llala palm trees, which are favored by tropical rainforest animals.
54229 Researching this project will allow you to grow bamboo, the favorite food of the giant panda.
54230 Researching this project will allow you to grow acacia caffra trees, which are favored by African savannah animals.
54231 Researching this project will allow you to grow globe willow trees, which are favored by moose.
54232 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a small burrow, which is favored by warthogs.
54233 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a small elephant shelter.
54234 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a small giraffe shelter.
54235 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a rock cave, the favorite shelter of big cats and bears.
54236 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a snowy rock cave, which is favored by polar bears.
54237 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a stable, the favorite shelter of large hoofed animals.
54238 Funding this conservation program will allow you to purchase a Reptile House.
54239 Funding this conservation program will allow you to purchase an Aviary.
54240 Funding this conservation program will allow you to purchase a Primate House.
54241 Zookeeper Training 1. Animals will become happier when a zookeeper enters their exhibit.
54242 Maintenance Worker Training 1. Maintenance workers will be able to clean trash more efficiently.
54243 Zookeeper Training 2. Zookeepers will be able to feed the animals more quickly.
54244 Tour Guide Training 1. Guests will be happier when listening to the tour guides.
54245 Zookeeper Training 3. Zookeepers will save money on the upkeep of the animals.
54246 Maintenance Worker Training 2. Maintenance workers will be able to repair exhibit fences faster.
54247 Researching this project will increase the nutritional value of the animal's food.
54248 Researching this project will increase the reproduction rates of the animals.
54249 Researching this project will reduce the cost of the animal's food.
54250 Researching this project will introduce an inoculation program for the animals making them less likely to catch diseases.
54251 Researching this project will allow you to purchase small monkey bars.
54252 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a lion climbing rock, upon which only lions lounge.
54253 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a swinging log toy.
54254 Researching this project will allow you to purchase gorilla climbing bars.
54255 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a cat climbing tree, which is favored by leopards.
54256 Researching this project will allow you to purchase large chimpanzee bars.
54257 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a large ball.
54258 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select primates of Southeast Asia for the Primate House.
54259 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select birds of Africa for the Aviary.
54260 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select deadly snakes of the world for the Reptile House.
54261 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select raptors of the World for the Aviary.
54262 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select lemurs of Madagascar for the Primate House.
54263 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select venomous Spiders for the Insect House.
54264 Funding this conservation program will allow you to purchase an Insect House.
54265 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select endangered primates of the world for the Primate House.
54266 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select birds of the tropical rainforest for the Aviary.
54267 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select reptiles of the rainforest for the Reptile House.
54268 Funding this conservation program will allow you to select scorpions of Africa for the Insect House.
54269 Researching this project will make the pandas happier when a zookeeper enters their exhibit.
54270 Researching this project will increase the reproduction rate of the pandas.
54271 Researching this project will introduce an inoculation program for the pandas, making them less likely to catch diseases.
54272 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a concrete shelter.
54273 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a lean-to shelter.
54274 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a panda cave shelter.
54275 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a large elephant shelter.
54276 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a large giraffe shelter.
54277 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a burrow, which is favored by warthogs.
54278 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a large lean-to shelter.
54279 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a large concrete shelter.
54280 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a wood shelter.
54281 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a large wood shelter.
54282 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a large stable, the favorite shelter of large hoofed animals.
54283 Researching this project will allow you to purchase a large burrow, which is favored by warthogs.
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55006 General information. Read a description of the animal type.
55007 Exhibit information. Read a description of the animal's natural habitat.
55008 Compatible animals. Read a description of how the animal reacts to other animals in the same exhibit.
55009 Animal behavior. Read a description of what the animal's behavior signifies.
61002 the Zoo Entrance
61004 the Elephant Topiary
61005 the Giraffe Topiary
61006 the Polar Bear Topiary
61007 the Rhinoceros Topiary
61008 the Spiral Topiary
61009 the Trash Can
61010 the Umbrella Table
61011 the Concrete Path
61012 the Iron Exhibit Fence
61013 the Bar Fence
61014 the Zoo Fence
61018 the Hedge
61019 the Hedge
61020 the Hedge Arch
61021 the Shrubbery
61024 the Fountain
61025 the Large Bench
61026 the Flowerbed
61027 the Binocular Stand
61028 the Flowerbed
61029 the Flowerbed
61030 the Flowerbed
61031 the Large Flowerbed
61032 the Lamp
61033 the Drinking Fountain
61034 the Turtle Fountain
61035 the Elephant Fountain
61036 the Fountain
61037 the Fountain
61038 the Lion Statue
61039 the Elephant Statue
61040 the Statue
61041 the Statue
61042 the Bighorn Statue
61043 the Zoo Map
61044 the Duck Pond
61045 the Arch
61046 the Arch
61047 the Arch
61048 the Arch
61049 the Rock Garden
61050 the Snack Machine
61051 the Drink Machine
61052 the Animal Food Dispenser
61053 the Metal Observation Area
61054 the Stick Pole Observation Area
61055 the Observation Area
61056 the Observation Area
61057 the Observation Area
61058 the Meat
61059 the Empty Meat
61060 the Hay
61061 the Empty Hay
61062 the Large Poo
61063 the Feeding Trough
61064 the 1/2 Full Meat
61065 the 1/2 Full Hay
61066 the Admission Booth
61067 the Admission Booth
61084 the Exhibit Sign
61085 the Picnic Table
61086 the Wood Observation Area
61087 the Metal Grate Observation Area
61088 the Concrete Observation Area
61089 the Rock Observation Area
61090 the Large Flowerbed
61091 the Large Flowerbed
61092 the Metal Picnic Table
61093 the Small Poo
61100 the Swinging Log
61101 the Small Chimpanzee Bars
61102 the Gorilla Climbing Bars
61103 the Large Chimpanzee Bars
61104 the Monkey Bars 4
61105 the Monkey Bars 5
61106 the Cat Climbing Tree
61107 the Anthill
61108 the Small Lion Rock
61109 the Large Lion Rock
61130 the Building 1
61131 the Building 2
61132 the Building 3
61133 the Building 4
61134 the Building 5
61135 the Dock 1
61136 the Dock 2
61137 the Dock 3
61138 the jeep 1
61139 the Sedan 1
61140 the Tractor trailer 1
61141 the Street light 1
61142 the SUV 1
61143 the Telephone Pole 1
61144 the Telephone Pole 2
61145 the Van 1
61146 the Water Tower 1
61147 the Buoy
61148 the Developer Object 19
61149 the Developer Object 20
61150 the Developer Object 21
61151 the Developer Object 22
61152 the Developer Object 23
61153 the Developer Object 24
61154 the Developer Object 25
61155 the Developer Object 26
61156 the Developer Object 27
61157 the Developer Object 28
61158 the Developer Object 29
61159 the Developer Object 30
61160 the Developer Object 31
61310 the Piece of trash
61312 the Fruits and vegetables
61313 the Fish
61314 the Bamboo shoots
61315 the Grass and branches
62000 the Acacia caffra Tree
62001 the Thorn Acacia Tree
62004 the Wild Olive Tree
62005 the Ulmo Tree
62006 the Elm Tree
62007 the Pacific Dogwood Tree
62008 the Cherry Tree
62009 the Lodgepole Pine Tree
62010 the Palm Tree
62011 the Maple Tree
62012 the Fir Tree
62013 the Pine Tree
62014 the Mangrove Tree
62015 the Elephant Ear Tree
62016 the Bamboo
62017 the Eucalyptus Tree
62018 the Foxtail Palm Tree
62019 the Hard Quandong Tree
62020 the Thornless Mesquite Tree
62021 the Yew Tree
62022 the Birch Tree
62023 the Spruce Tree
62024 the Yellow Cedar Tree
62025 the Western Larch Tree
62026 the Trembling Aspen Tree
62027 the Black Tree Fern
62028 the Globe Willow Tree
62029 the Joshua Tree
62030 the Red Gum Tree
62031 the Poplar Tree
62032 the Cypress Tree
62033 the Quiver Tree
62034 the Holm Oak Tree
62035 the Japanese Maple Tree
62036 the Desert Oak Tree
62037 the Cottonwood Tree
62038 the Sycamore Tree
62039 the Prickly Pear Cactus
62040 the Saguaro Cactus
62041 the Bushwillow Tree
62042 the Llala Palm Tree
62043 the Knobthorn Tree
62044 the Leadwood Tree
62045 the Marula Tree
62046 the Winterthorn Tree
62047 the Aloe Bush
62048 the Thorn Bush
62049 the Rainforest Bush
62050 the Deciduous Bush
62051 the Rainforest Fern
62052 the Bush 5
62053 the Bush 6
62054 the Bush 7
62055 the Bush 8
62056 the Yellow Fever Tree
62057 the Baobab Tree
62058 the Umbrella Thorn Tree
62059 the Orchid Tree
62060 the Tall Grass
62061 the Water Lily
62062 the Water Reed
62063 the Grass Tree
62064 the Paper Birch Tree
62065 the Kapok Tree
62066 the Weeping Willow Tree
62067 the White Oak Tree
62068 the Western Red Cedar Tree
62069 the Chinese Fir Tree
62070 the Himalayan Birch Tree
62071 the Western Juniper Tree
62072 the Himalayan Pine Tree
62073 the Sage Bush
62074 the Broadleaf Bush
62075 the Pine Bush
62076 the Khejri Tree
62077 the Christmas Tree
62078 the Jack-O'-Lantern
62079 the Snowman
63000 the Elephant Ride
63001 the Carousel
63002 the Playground
63003 the Gift Stand
63004 the Hot Dog Stand
63005 the Pizza Stand
63006 the Ice Cream Stand
63007 the Restaurant
63008 the Restroom
63009 the Family Restroom
63010 the Japanese Garden
63011 the Animal theater
63012 the Help Stand
63013 the Animal Hospital
63014 the Zookeeper Station
63015 the Reptile House
63016 the Aviary
63017 the Primate House
63018 the Insect House
63019 the Mini-Train Station
63020 the Gondola Station
63021 the Burger Stand
63022 the Drink Stand
63023 the Gift Shop
63024 the Petting Zoo
63025 the Pony Ride
63026 the Compost Building
63100 the Rock Cave
63102 the Snowy Rock Cave
63103 the Panda Rock Cave
63104 the Small Lean-to
63105 the Lean-to
63106 the Large Lean-to
63107 the Small Concrete Shelter
63108 the Concrete Shelter
63109 the Large Concrete Shelter
63110 the Small Wood Shelter
63111 the Wood Shelter
63112 the Large Wood Shelter
63113 the Small Stable
63114 the Stable
63115 the Large Stable
63116 the Small Elephant Shelter
63117 the Large Elephant Shelter
63118 the Small Giraffe Shelter
63119 the Large Giraffe Shelter
63120 the Small Burrow
63121 the Burrow
63122 the Large Burrow
64200 the Large Rock
64201 the Large Rock
64202 the Large Rock
64203 the Large Rock
64204 the Large Rock
64205 the Small Rock
64206 the Small Rock
64207 the Small Rock
64208 the Small Rock
64209 the Small Rock
64210 the Rock Formation
64211 the Snowy Rock
64212 the Savannah Rock
64213 the Waterfall Rock
64214 the Vine Column
64215 the Ruined Stone
64216 the Vine Rock
64217 the Jungle Rock
64218 the Small Snowy Rock
64219 the Small Snowy Rock
64220 the Large Snowy Rock
64221 the Large Snowy Rock
64222 the Desert Rock
64223 the Deciduous Forest Rock
64224 the Highland Rock
64225 the Coniferous Forest Rock
64226 the Rainforest Rock
64227 the Rock Formation
64228 the Rock Formation
64229 the Rock Formation