Post by victorgrant on Feb 12, 2018 4:00:15 GMT -6
Hi,
It is in temperate rainforest, but most of its range is temperate forest so that is the biome it should be in.
Platypus- It is in temperate forest, but it is semiaquatic so it should be in freshwater.
Thylacine- It is in temperate forest. Although it would have lived in temperate forests when it lived in mainland Australia, Tasmania is the only place it lived in modern times and Tasmania is almost entirely temperate rainforest.
Tasmanian pademelon- It is in temperate forest, and like the thylacine it is from Tasmania. Therefore, it should also be in temperate rainforest.
Beluga- It is in tundra, but it should logically be in polar ice.
I'm thinking about making a biome hack that will switch them to the biomes they should be in. Is there any demand for this, and are there any other animals in incorrect biomes?
Please help.
Thanks!
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References:
thezt2roundtable.com/topic/30401359/1/
2D animation video pricing
It is in temperate rainforest, but most of its range is temperate forest so that is the biome it should be in.
Platypus- It is in temperate forest, but it is semiaquatic so it should be in freshwater.
Thylacine- It is in temperate forest. Although it would have lived in temperate forests when it lived in mainland Australia, Tasmania is the only place it lived in modern times and Tasmania is almost entirely temperate rainforest.
Tasmanian pademelon- It is in temperate forest, and like the thylacine it is from Tasmania. Therefore, it should also be in temperate rainforest.
Beluga- It is in tundra, but it should logically be in polar ice.
I'm thinking about making a biome hack that will switch them to the biomes they should be in. Is there any demand for this, and are there any other animals in incorrect biomes?
Please help.
Thanks!
I didn't find the right solution from the Internet.
References:
thezt2roundtable.com/topic/30401359/1/
2D animation video pricing