Pop it down and watch the shelter gauge for the habitat climb. To do so, click the “Habitat” button at the bottom of the screen, click the “Beds and Shelter” button, and choose the one you want. The first, and simplest, is to simply buy and place an existing structure. There are two ways to build hard shelter in Planet Zoo. By far, the biggest variable is how many animals you’ve got in the habitat more animals means a higher hard shelter requirement. This is mostly due to the fact that different habitats require varying amounts of shelter. It’s this gauge that’s going to be the most useful way to monitor how much shelter an enclosure actually needs. The “Habitat Content” drop down features four important stats: feeders, water stations, bedding, and, you guessed it, shelter. Here, you’ll see if their hard shelter needs are being met.Īnother method is to click on the habitat’s barrier or gate and tab over to the “Animals” section.
The first is to simply select an animal inside within the barrier and navigate to the “Habitat” section. There are a couple ways to see information regarding how well-covered your animals are. Being exposed can make animals uncomfortable, so they need a way to hide from guests when they’re feeling particularly shy.īefore you start plopping down structures and sculpting terrain though, you need to estimate how much shelter you’re going to need. In addition to providing cover from weather, shelters also help reduce an animal’s stress levels. Shelters are an essential part of any enclosure.
This need is displayed as a statistic called “Hard Shelter” in an animal’s info panel underneath the “Habitat” subsection. In addition to food and toys, animals also require shelter from inclement weather. Each of these has a wider affect on your zoo’s success. Things like nutrition, social interaction, and habitat enrichment all impact their happiness. In Planet Zoo, your animals have a range of needs that all contribute to their overall welfare.
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