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post Nov 12 2005, 10:14 PM
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The African Buffalo are not mated and like a flat terrain. The exhibit pictured has a 90 suitability.

Exhibit Size
100 squares or 10x10 (40 squares shown in screenshot)

Terrain
Savannah - 80,
Dirt - 10,
Sand - 5,
Fresh Water - 5

Foliage
Tall Grass - fill the square, 5-10 %

Rocks
None!

Shelter
Prefers the Stable, wood or concrete are OK

Toys
None!

Special Notes
Easy to care for!

This post has been edited by Zendivine: Nov 16 2005, 01:47 AM
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post Nov 14 2005, 06:51 AM
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The winning screenshot for the African Buffalo Suitability Contest was submitted by Tazlover.
Tazlover was able to achieve a 97% suitability rating! Thank you for contributing to our suitability guides, Taz! biggrin.gif

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post Jan 26 2006, 12:43 AM
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AFRICAN BUFFALO ADVANCED INFORMATION
Animal ID: 5030
Location: Africa
Attractiveness: Adults 5 / Young 15
Minimum cost: $2,400 (2 animals)
Animals in exhibit: 2–10
Manageability: Average
Exhibit type and size: African savannah, 20 tiles per animal
Exhibit Fence: All Fences, low and high, may be used
Sunken Exhibit: 1 level down
Attributes: 30 crowd shyness, 50 strength, and 60 initial happiness
Requires Research: No
Climbs Trees and / or Fences: No
Jumps Low Fences: No
Reproduction Chance: High
Reproduction Interval (in months): 5
Reproduction Happiness Threshold: 95
Offspring Per Reproduction: 1
Young to Adult (in months): 4
Sick Chance (ranges from 2: very low to 40: very high): 5
Sick Change to Animal Happiness: -12
Expected Lifespan (in months): 24
Death Chance at Expected Lifespan (ranges from 10: Low to 90: High): 20
Keeper Food Type: Hay
Compatible Animals: Thomsons Gazelle, Giraffe, Hippo, Zebra, Wildebeest, Ostrich, Black Rhino, African Wild Dog, Ankylosaurus, Sable Antelope


Comments: This is the largest model in the African savannah hoofed
Quadruped line. It’s correspondingly slightly more difficult to care for, unfortunately
without a matching increase in attractiveness. Apart from that, it shares
the characteristics of its African friends; for example, it’s tolerant of its habitat,
this makes it a good candidate for mixed savannah exhibits. However, it
needs slightly more space than the smaller hoofed animals and doesn’t reproduce quite as easily.

The low attractiveness of an exhibit devoted solely to those animals means
you’ll almost always adopt them for mixed exhibits; you may need to upgrade
the exhibit barriers to accommodate other animals in the mixed exhibit. African buffaloes do not play a special role in any of the
scenario games.

The buffalo starts to show unhappy faces after 5% foliage, but it’s safe to go up to 9% foliage. You can also go up to 10% foliage to increase the suitability to 97, but then the zookeeper recommendations panel for the buffalo will eventually list it as being unhappy with the foliage, though it doesn't appear to affect the animals’ happiness level.

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