A zoo needs to be well-planned; after all, a visit should be an exciting experience. Instead of randomly placing individual areas next to each other, we prefer to create zones that complement one another. This might result in a diverse aquatic world and a large mountain area—and a petting zoo also ensures plenty of ticket sales. Individual structures add variety to the zoo experience, and scientific projects are a task that should not be underestimated.
Timing is just as important as the arrangement of the animal enclosures in your own zoo. We mentally reserve some areas, while wanting to quickly bridge others to open up new areas. The clever sliding mechanism for actions controls their strength and requires foresight.
