Dear ZooKeepers!

Why do we go to the zoo? To watch animals that we can't see anywhere else.

The same applies to our ZooKeeper's wild animals It will be hard to take your eyes off our cuties. Let's begin!

Buying animals

Remember, the most important feature of any zoo is the amazing species you can see there. You just need to press the button with the animal icon, and there you go. You have bought a new animal. Which is your favorite one?

Statistics

Animals need care, you have to make sure that they are well-fed, entertained, clean, and healthy. Track their current statistics by just hovering the cursor over the animal.

Aggression

Animals are wonderful, they can love, and certainly, make you smile. However, you shouldn't forget those wild instincts can be reawakened even in tamed animals, especially when they are hungry or nervous. Hungry dinosaur with a sheep in one habitat? That's probably not the best idea.

Vet

If for some reason we fail to keep an eye on all those in our care and one of the animals drops on the ground unconscious, your employees can call a vat helicopter. You should remember that in such a situation every second counts. Animals after being picked up by helicopter will have to stay with the vet for a while to get back on their feet. You can always check the progress of their treatment in the vet's panel.

Naming

Animals can have names as well as the habitats they are staying in. Every creature is important. Make those animals unique and memorable. Just to let you know, if you click on the icon of an animal, it moves the camera over it and selects it.

Storage Room

During some renovation works, animals are not allowed to stay in their habitats. In such situations, they are sent to the storage room. When the renovation is finished remember to drag them back from the storage panel to their habitats.

Favourable Climate Conditions

Exotic animals come from different climates. Penguins like it when it's cold whereas giraffes prefer higher temperatures. You need to ensure a suitable climate in the habitats to provide them with good living conditions (and a lower rate of decline in statistics). Placing particular decorations in the habitats and painting the terrain will do the trick.

You have just learned some of the "secret" knowledge about ZooKeeper's residents. You should be ready now to buy your first animals? What would it be? Panda, hippo or crocodyle?

Create the Zoo of your childhood dreams!

Best Regards,
ZooKeeper Team