Complete Planet Zoo 2 Zoopedia: All Planet Zoo 2 Animals


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Planet Zoo 2 offers an abundance of creativity, with a wide range of animals covering land, sea, and the skies, making the complete Zoopedia a hefty read.

Frontier Developments‘ sequel to the original title releases on October 13, with the standout changes being the addition of water and avian animals, alongside customizable wildlife reserves.

If you want to map out your first creations in Planet Zoo 2 by knowing the full list of animals so far, we’ve got a complete list, which we’ll regularly update.

Planet Zoo 2 Animal List

Toco Toucans in Planet Zoo 2
Take to the skies. Image via Frontier

Frontier is going all-out with the list of available animals in Planet Zoo 2, which will naturally evolve over time with the release of DLC packs.

The original Planet Zoo had over 200 species available to adopt and add to your zoo, setting a high bar for its successor, but the vast majority of those came through DLC and updates, with the sequel already set to exceed Planet Zoo’s original launch number.

Whether you want to build the perfect zoo, fancy your hand at some aquatic landscaping, or want to see your animals take to the skies, there’s plenty to choose from.

The table below details every Planet Zoo 2 animal, how they can be displayed in your zoo, and any details on DLC or pre-order requirements. We’ll update this article regularly with any new additions.

Animal Name Habitat/Exhibit Availability
Aardvark Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
African Leopard Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
African Penguin Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
African Savannah Elephant Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
African Tigerfish Aquarium/Exhibit Standard
American Bullfrog Exhibit Standard
Asian Elephant Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Axolotl Exhibit Deluxe Edition
Black Wildebeest Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Blackspotted Puffer Aquarium Standard
Blacktip Reef Shark Aquarium Standard
Blue & Gold Fusilier Aquarium/Exhibit Deluxe Edition
Blue Wildebeest Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Bluespine Unicornfish Aquarium/Exhibit Standard
Blunthead Cichlid Aquarium/Exhibit Standard
Boa Constrictor Exhibit Standard
Boeseman’s Rainbowfish Aquarium Standard
Brown Trout Aquarium/Exhibit Standard
Cape Buffalo Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Cloudless Sulphur Exhibit Standard
Clown Loach Aquarium/Exhibit Standard
Clown Triggerfish Aquarium Standard
Common Bluetongue Exhibit Standard
Common Hippopotamus Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Common Rudd Aquarium/Exhibit Standard
Danube Crested Newt Exhibit Standard
Desert Horned Viper Exhibit Standard
Dolphinfish Aquarium Standard
Eastern Brown Snake Exhibit Standard
Eurasian Beaver Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Eurasian Bitten Habitat – Flying Standard
Eurasian Brown Bear Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Eurasian Lynx Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
European Bison Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
European Peacock Exhibit Standard
Fire Salamander Exhibit Standard
Galapagos Giant Tortoise Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Gemsbok Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Gharial Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Giant Malaysian Leaf Insect Exhibit Standard
Giant Slippery Frog Exhibit Standard
Giant Tiger Land Snail Exhibit Standard
Gila Monster Exhibit Standard
Golden Eagle Habitat – Flying Deluxe
Golden Lion Tamarin Habitat – Terrestrial Deluxe
Golden Poison Frog Exhibit Standard
Golden Trevally Aquarium Standard
Goodfellow’s Tree-Kangaroo Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Great Hammerhead Aquarium Deluxe
Great Hornbill Habitat – Flying Standard
Grey Wolf Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Hawksbill Turtle Aquarium Standard
Humphead Wrasse Aquarium Standard
Indo-Pacific Leopard Shark Aquarium Standard
Indo-Pacific Sergeant Aquarium/Exhibit Standard
Komodo Dragon Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Lehmann’s Poison Frog Exhibit Standard
Lion Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Long-Eared Owl Habitat – Flying Standard
Longfin Batfish Aquarium Deluxe
Malayan Tapir Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Masai Giraffe Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Meerkat Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Menelaus Blue Morpho Exhibit Standard
Mexican Redknee Exhibit Standard
Mountain Hare Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Nile Monitor Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Nyala Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Ocean Sunfish Aquarium Standard
Ocellated Eagle Ray Aquarium Standard
Old World Swallowtail Exhibit Standard
Pacific Bluefin Tuna Aquarium Standard
Pacific Sardine Aquarium Standard
Palette Surgeonfish Aquarium/Exhibit Standard
Plains Zebra Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Przewalski’s Horse Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Red Deer Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Red Lionfish Aquarium Standard
Red Panda Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Reticulated Giraffe Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Ring-Tailed Lemur Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Sable Antelope Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Sailfin Snapper Aquarium Standard
Saltwater Crocodile Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Schooling Bannerfish Aquarium/Exhibit Standard
Secretarybird Habitat – Flying Standard
Shoebill Habitat – Flying Standard
Spotted Hyena Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Springbok Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Sri Lankan Rose Exhibit Standard
Sumatran Orangutan Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Sumatran Tiger Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Sunda Pangolin Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Thomson’s Gazelle Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Toco Toucan Habitat – Flying Standard
Western Chimpanzee Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake Exhibit Standard
Western Lowland Gorilla Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
White-Backed Vulture Habitat – Flying Standard
White-Tailed Sea Eagle Habitat – Flying Standard
Wild Board Habitat – Terrestrial Standard
Yellow Anaconda Exhibit Standard
Yellow Tang Aquarium/Exhibit Standard

How Many Animals in Planet Zoo 2?

There are currently 104 announced species of animal in Planet Zoo 2, though Frontier is regularly releasing new additions to the Zoopedia in the build-up to launch.

Many will be familiar to those who played the original Planet Zoo, as they make a return in the sequel, though they’ve all been significantly enhanced from the original title.

The stand-out editions, naturally, are the aquatic and avian species added to the game, with one of Planet Zoo 2’s biggest drivers being the ability to make your own aquariums and habitats for flying species.

It’s not all about the newcomers, however, as Planet Zoo 2’s customizable wildlife reserves mean there’s plenty of work to be done across the board.

Check out the Planet Zoo 2 Wildlife Reserve Feature Focus below.

What will be the first species you add to your zoo in Planet Zoo 2? Share your thoughts in the official Insider Gaming Discord Server.


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