Zoo 2: Animal Park

Welcome to Zoo 2: Animal Park, where you step into the role of a zoo director. Take care of a variety of animals such as tigers, wolves, foxes, pandas, elephants, and giraffes in this entertaining zoo game filled with amusing twists!

Exciting features of this animal game include exploring a vibrant world inhabited by rabbits, horses, and monkeys, breeding adorable baby animals, maintaining clean enclosures, and expanding your park. 

You will have the opportunity to care for both pets and wild creatures while designing your zoo with new elements and items, all brought to life with stunning graphics and 3D animations

🦁 Attend to charming pets and wild animals.

🐨 Customize your zoo with fresh features and items.

🐵 Delight in gorgeous graphics and 3D animations.

🐣 Breed lovable baby animals sporting various fur patterns.

🐼 Immerse yourself in an engaging story and fulfill tasks.

🐰 Participate in exciting events offering exclusive rewards.

🐯 Grow your zoo and unlock achievements.

Zoo 2: Animal Park Guide: Tips, Tricks & Strategies to Take Care of Your Animals and Expand Your Zoo

1. Follow The Quests To Progress

Let these be your guide.

You’d hate to be in this position — you whip the game out and start cleaning your enclosures and pathways. You proceed to feed the animals, take your earnings from the stalls, and water any of your wilted plants. You put the game down and you might have not accomplished much. So, what is a zoo’s mission without a vision? What objectives are to be had? What are you running your zoo for? This is why following your quests is important.

Quests offer monetary compensation as well as EXP rewards. Occasionally, quests even give you new animals or tools to work with. If you can’t complete a quest in one go, you can at least work toward it slowly. Some quests that operate in this nature are the likes of decoration quests, expansion quests, and animal quests.

As you play the game, you will encounter quests that involve getting new animals. For sure, these are the main attractions of your zoo; it’s a zoo, after all. What good is a zoo if it only has a limited number of animals?

2. Prioritize Getting New Animals

It’s just a panda! Relax, grandpa!

It’s a fact that nobody on the face of the Earth can’t deny: zoos attract people through the animals in them. If you have just the same animals in your zoo, what’s the point of having a zoo at all? If you feel like your guest count is stagnating, it’s time to get newer animals.

More animals offers more EXP and it gives your zoo a chance to grow aesthetically as well. Not only will visitors come in to throw more money at the admissions booth, the zoo can be beautified even more because each enclosure has its own set of decor and entertainment for the animals. It’s always the little things that count!

Be sure to keep these clean every time you log back in. No visitor would wanna see a bunch of dirty enclosures. Along with that, make sure you toss in their feed so they generate EXP as well (and in reality, not die of starvation).

While feeding them can be fun, it can also become a chore, especially when you have a ton of animals in your zoo. There’s a way you can fix this, and you’ll generate more EXP, to boot.

3. Use Troughs, Entertainment, And Others In Enclosures

Keep ’em fresh.

Just because they’re animals doesn’t mean they should eat stuff off of the ground. They’re in captivity now, and most importantly, they’re in your care. So why don’t you make feeding fun for them by putting troughs in their enclosures?

Troughs are like the buffets of the zoo. If you’re among the animals dwelling in the enclosures, troughs are all-you-can-eat 24/7, they’re free, and the chefs behind the dishes are also the ones who take care of you. What more can you ask for? These help the animals generate more EXP faster and will keep them fed for much longer periods of time. They can be expensive to install, but they’re all worth it in the long run.

To boost your EXP gain, the best thing to compliment a trough is animal entertainment. These come in the form of logs they can hide in, ropes they can swing from, balancing beams, and many more. These also add to the EXP you gain pet enclosure. Just like troughs, these are also expensive, but do try to make it a point that each of your enclosures has both items in them.

Adding to this is the Watering Hole. Watering holes keep enclosures clean whilst present. They also store EXP, so using them after they’ve stored enough should also help you advance through your level  a little.

In this wildlife simulation, Zoo 2: Animal Park enables you to develop a small family zoo into the ultimate animal park paradise. Immerse yourself in the fun of animal games by downloading the app now!