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Buildings

Food stands, fun buildings, factories, vets, aquariums, farms and greenhouses.

Press the house button for buildings. Guests visit them, spend money and have fun, and some keep your zoo running. Money piles up in each building until you collect it.

Food buildings

Guests buy food here and rest. Hungry, tired guests leave.

Burger Shop $10,000 Guest fun 10
Donut Shop $10,000 Guest fun 10
Pizza Shop $10,000 Guest fun 10
Cafeteria $10,000 Guest fun 10 Guests eat here, and tired guests pay to rest.
Restroom $1,000 Guest fun 2 Tired guests pay to rest here.
Gazebo $1,000 Guest fun 2 Tired guests pay to rest here.
Pavilion $1,000 Guest fun 2 Tired guests pay to rest here.

Fun buildings

Guests spend money here and have fun.

Photo Booth $3,000 Guest fun 2
Aquarium $5,000 Guest fun 5 Holds fish. Press it, then Manage.
Gift Shop $10,000 Guest fun 10
Arcade $15,000 Guest fun 10
Concert $50,000 Guest fun 50
Theatre $50,000 Guest fun 50

Zoo buildings

Factories feed animals and vets heal them. Research needs level 10.

Factory $500+ Makes food for your animals. Each one costs more than the last.
Farm $5,000 Guest fun 5 Holds farm animals. Press it, then Manage.
Greenhouse $5,000 Guest fun 5 Grows plants. Press it, then Manage.
Vet $20,000 Heals sick animals, two at a time.
Research $10,000,000 Opens the research tree. Needs level 10, and a zoo has only one.

🐠 Aquariums, farms and greenhouses

These buildings have animals or plants inside. Press the building, then Manage, to buy what lives there (up to 5).

  • Feeding: they get hungry or thirsty slowly while you play. Press Feed in the manage window, then tap inside the building: fish flakes sink, farm feed lands on the ground, and you tap a plant to water it.
  • Well cared for (70% or more) earns 10% more. Starving or dried out earns half, but nothing is ever lost.
  • Mix them up: each extra kind in one building adds 10% to its income, up to 50%.
  • Farms: keep the manage window open and tap eggs, milk and wool before they disappear. Eggs and milk become animal food, and wool sells for cash. Fed chickens and cows also give food each time you collect the farm.
  • Greenhouses freshen up the whole park: each kind of watered plant raises ticket prices 1%, up to 15%, and guests stay happy longer.
  • Hunters live here too: a hungry dolphin or shark may catch smaller animals in the same building. Keep them fed.

๐Ÿ  In the aquarium

Bass $1,000
Guest fun
2
Size
Small
Lives
Lakes and rivers of North America
Eats
Carnivore (smaller fish, frogs, crayfish)

Did you know? A largemouth bass can swallow prey up to half its own size!

Yellow fish $1,000
Guest fun
2
Size
Tiny
Lives
Oceans, rivers and lakes
Eats
Varies (plants, plankton, smaller fish)

Did you know? Fish breathe by pulling oxygen out of the water with their gills.

Dolphin $1,000 🏹
Guest fun
2
Size
Medium
Lives
Warm oceans around the world
Eats
Carnivore (fish, squid)

Did you know? Dolphins are mammals and must swim up to the surface to breathe air.

Green fish $1,000
Guest fun
2
Size
Tiny
Lives
Oceans, rivers and lakes
Eats
Varies (plants, plankton, smaller fish)

Did you know? There are more kinds of fish than all mammals, birds and reptiles put together!

Jellyfish $1,000
Guest fun
2
Size
Tiny
Lives
Every ocean, from the top to the deep sea
Eats
Carnivore (plankton, small fish)

Did you know? Jellyfish have no brain, no heart and no bones!

Shark $1,000 🏹
Guest fun
2
Size
Large
Lives
Oceans around the world
Eats
Carnivore (fish, seals)

Did you know? Sharks lose and regrow thousands of teeth during their lives.

Trout $1,000
Guest fun
2
Size
Small
Lives
Cool, clean rivers and lakes
Eats
Carnivore (insects, small fish)

Did you know? Trout need cold, clean water, so finding them means a stream is healthy.

Axolotl $1,000
Guest fun
2
Size
Tiny
Lives
Lakes and canals near Mexico City
Eats
Carnivore (worms, insects, small fish)

Did you know? Axolotls aren't fish. They are amphibians that can regrow lost legs!

Axolotl $1,000
Guest fun
2
Size
Tiny
Lives
Lakes and canals near Mexico City
Eats
Carnivore (worms, insects, small fish)

Did you know? The frilly parts on an axolotl's head are gills for breathing underwater.

๐Ÿ„ In the farm

Cat $1,000
Guest fun
2
Size
Tiny
Lives
Homes and farms around the world
Eats
Carnivore (meat)

Did you know? Farm cats help farmers by catching mice in the barn.

Chicken $1,000
Guest fun
2
Size
Tiny
Lives
Farms around the world
Eats
Omnivore (seeds, grains, bugs)

Did you know? Chickens are distant cousins of dinosaurs like T. rex! Your farm chickens give food for your animals.

Cow $1,000
Guest fun
2
Size
Large
Lives
Farms around the world
Eats
Herbivore (grass, hay)

Did you know? Cows have four parts to their stomach! Your farm cows give food for your animals.

Dog $1,000
Guest fun
2
Size
Small
Lives
Homes and farms around the world
Eats
Omnivore (meat, grains, vegetables)

Did you know? Herding dogs help farmers move sheep and cows from field to field.

Horse $1,000
Guest fun
2
Size
Large
Lives
Farms and ranches around the world
Eats
Herbivore (grass, hay, oats)

Did you know? Horses can sleep standing up!

Sheep $1,000
Guest fun
2
Size
Medium
Lives
Farms around the world
Eats
Herbivore (grass, hay)

Did you know? One sheep's wool can be made into several sweaters each year.

๐ŸŒต In the greenhouse

Blueflower $100
Guest fun
2

Did you know? Bees can see blue and purple flowers really well, so they visit them a lot.

Bush $100
Guest fun
2

Did you know? Bushes give birds and small animals a safe place to hide and build nests.

Bush2 $100
Guest fun
2

Did you know? Many bushes grow berries that birds eat, and the birds spread their seeds.

Cactus $100
Guest fun
2

Did you know? A cactus stores water in its thick stem, so it can live through long dry spells.

Garden $100
Guest fun
2

Did you know? Plants need sunlight, water, air and soil to grow. A garden gives them all four!

Pinetree $100
Guest fun
2

Did you know? Pine trees keep their needles all year and carry their seeds in pine cones.

Purpleflowers $100
Guest fun
2

Did you know? Flowers make sweet nectar to invite bees and butterflies to visit.

Redflower $100
Guest fun
2

Did you know? Hummingbirds love red flowers, and they help carry pollen from flower to flower.

Redflowerbush $100
Guest fun
2

Did you know? Roses are a kind of flowering bush, and wild roses grow fruit called rose hips.

Redflowers $100
Guest fun
2

Did you know? Pollinators like bees help plants make seeds, so new plants can grow.

Redflowers2 $100
Guest fun
2

Did you know? Most of the crops people eat grow better when bees and other pollinators visit them.

Tree $100
Guest fun
2

Did you know? Trees take in carbon dioxide and give out the oxygen we breathe.

Tree2 $100
Guest fun
2

Did you know? You can tell a tree's age by counting the rings inside its trunk.

Tree3 $100
Guest fun
2

Did you know? One big tree can be home to hundreds of kinds of insects, birds and other animals.

Yellowflower $100
Guest fun
2

Did you know? Sunflowers turn to follow the sun while they are young and growing.