The Gardening - Planet Zoo Lets Play Franchise Mode - Casa de la Tierra

The Gardening - Planet Zoo Lets Play Franchise Mode - Casa de la Tierra So after the Jaguar, the Lion and the Giant Panda we ...

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🌳 The episode focuses on gardening and expanding habitats, particularly for the pandas, who need more space and companionship to improve their welfare.

🔧 The player acknowledges past rushed work on shading and takes the time to improve it based on their original vision and viewer feedback, resulting in a more cohesive aesthetic.

🐼 The social needs of the panda are not being met due to lacking a female companion and sufficient space, which the player plans to address immediately.

🛒 A female panda is acquired from the market, and the panda habitat's area is enlarged to enhance the living conditions for both the new and existing panda.

👁️ Insight into the player's thought process is offered, as they contemplate providing a second layer within an enclosure to increase usable space for the animals without the need for physical expansion.

⚠️ Space calculations for animal habitats can be tricky and sometimes surprising, as seen with the panda enclosure initially still being too small even after extension efforts.

🌱 The player emphasizes the importance of environmental enrichment, such as adding climbing structures and incorporating better shading mechanisms, which are part of improving overall animal welfare.

🏞️ Landscaping and beautifying entrance areas are highlighted, illustrating the balance between functional animal care and creating an inviting aesthetic for the virtual zoo visitors.

Timestamped Summary

00:03 Introduction to the franchise mode episode and gardening/breeding plans.

00:13 Addressing previous episode's rushed shading, which has now been fixed.

00:43 The need to acquire a female panda to improve the male panda's social well-being.

01:08 Checking the animal market for a female panda.

01:35 Expanding the panda habitat to provide more space.

02:09 Making terrain adjustments to the expanded area.

03:18 Creating an additional climbing area for the pandas within their habitat.

04:13 Ensuring the pandas have enough space and the right habitat conditions.

05:01 Discussing the weekly challenge to release five-star animals into the wild.

06:01 Adjusting terrain and temperature for better panda habitat quality.

06:58 The red panda has offspring, contributing to the weekly challenge.

08:10 Greeting visitors entering the zoo.

08:24 Addressing a jaguar's sustained social stress by adjusting its habitat.

09:47 Managing exhibit animal overpopulation by trading animals.

10:05 Training staff members and making facility improvements.

10:52 Handling escaped animals using security guard interactions.

11:47 Enhancing the entrance area with natural elements and landscaping.

13:01 Trying to encourage pandas to mate.

14:14 Finalizing the panda habitat adjustments for welfare improvement.

15:07 Checking the community challenge progress and rewards.

16:19 Constructing a signpost for the zoo's entrance, enlisting viewer participation.

19:20 Concluding the entrance design and decentralizing the animal management procedures.

20:57 Using blueprints from viewers and designing with in-game assets.

23:44 Creating a planter area with nature theming and path alignment.

26:21 Detailing the planter area with additional plant species and rocks.

27:56 Placing benches around the planter area for guest seating.

29:27 Introducing a competition for viewers to create a zoo entrance sign.

30:44 Capturing a security guard chasing and handling a thief in the zoo.

34:00 Requesting viewer-designed walls with patterns for decoration.

35:19 Placing picnic benches in the central zoo area for guest use.

37:01 Releasing red pandas into the wild to manage the population and contribute to challenges.

41:47 Ensuring the zoo's animal breeding programs are continuing optimally.

46:01 Wrapping up the episode and hinting at upcoming weekend content and member interactions.

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Q&A

How can I make the habitat larger?

You can click on the barrier and extend it to the desired area. Make sure that it's enlarged enough to give the animals plenty of space without affecting other habitats nearby.

Can the animals use an upper layer if I add one to the habitat?

Yes, as long as there's a way for the animals to reach it, such as via climbable structures, you can add an upper layer to a habitat like a second floor.

How can I improve the terrain for pandas?

You can adjust the terrain by adding more of the preferred terrain types, such as short grass for pandas. Also, ensure that the area has a mix of rocks and plants to meet their needs.

How can I prevent animal stress from guests in viewing areas?

Try creating more privacy for the animals by adding plants, rocks, or adjusting barriers to block certain angles. You can also use 'Do Not Disturb' signs to encourage guests to be quieter around sensitive areas.

Is it possible to add more decorative elements like signs in the franchise mode?

Yes, you can create and place decorative items like signs, gardens, and seating areas to improve the aesthetics of the zoo and provide guests with amenities.

How can I release animals into the wild in franchise mode?

You can select mature, healthy animals from your animal list and choose the option to release them into the wild. This will earn you conservation credits and help manage animal populations in your zoo.

How do I deal with a situation where there is overpopulation of a certain species in my zoo?

You can manage overpopulation by putting animals on contraceptives to temporarily stop breeding, moving animals to other habitats, or releasing them into the wild to maintain a balanced habitat.