This is the pinnacle of what can be achieved in zoo. I love the passion you put into the concept, evident by the meticulous detail and richness of the world you created. Bravo!

✋ 🙂 🤚

such masterpieces is to much for my pc

Absolutely amazing! Completely blown away by all the attention to all the details everywhere! Congratulations on completing such a huge work of art too!

Also did anyone else notice the dead body partially covered by rocks; first seen around 29:35 and then again around 35:41 ?! He or she is wearing a blue shirt or shorts and there's a leg sticking out kinda funny... that is great attention to detail! Now we know what happened to at least one of the campers/explorers....

This is absolutely amazing and I don't know how people build stuff this good im stuck making concrete boxes

FR: Oh là là ! Rien que la vidéo, on peut voir le pro à l'œuvre ! 🎥✨ C’est un vrai régal pour les yeux ! Les mouvements sont tellement fluides, presque magiques. Bravo l'artiste ! On veut en voir plus, continue comme ça ! 💪👏 # Beau Travail


AN: Oh la la! Just the video, we can see the pro at work! 🎥✨ It's a real treat for the eyes! The movements are so fluid, almost magical. Bravo, artist! We want to see more, keep it up! 💪👏 #God Job

cool

This is stunning in the level of details. I opened the sandbox and started off in explorer mode. I walked this gorgeous path of overgrown ruins after seeing the (SPOILER). Maybe I've played too much Green Hell but I was legit sweating it when I first heard the rumble of a jaguar. It feels dangerous and at that point none of the keepers were around so it felt like I was alone in an overgrown jungle with a massive apex predator very close. AMAZING!

WOW

amazing

so cool

absolute FIRE!!!! thats insanely awesome

amazing

Śliczne!!!

WOW.....

oh。。。。shit。。。。amazing！you are master！

It took my breath away! Incredible <3

Forgot to say that it looks awesome. Best ever!

Sorry, my bad. I was looking under blueprints. Found it in Workshop zoos. I'm still a newbie.

This isn't showing up in the Workshop blueprints for me. What am I doing wrong. Yes, I still need Wetlands DLC to use it, but I can see other blueprints that I am missing DLC for by toggling the DLC button in the menu.

Thank you Jelboo for the video on your YouTube channel.

https://youtube.com/@jelboo?si=EJnzDCLDesqBjvbh

Absolutely amazing. I will be showcasing your zoo on my Youtube channel - with a shoutout to you. This is one of the best creations this game is ever going to see.

Man, this is amazing! I can't even imagine all the time you dedicated to this master piece. As a big fan of aztec culture (specially architecture), this zoo is a dream. It's just perfect, there's not a single thing you could have done better. I was shocked looking at all the details. I love every inch of this map and I'm sure I'll spend hours exploring it again and again. The animal choices, the way you made the temples with all the details, I want to cry. It's clear you put so much love in making this. Seriously, you have no idea how much I love it. Thank you so much for sharing this.

if i only had half the patience you had :[ but this is great and amazing

Masterpiece

this is something that could be in a jurrasic movie or a chaos theory in jwe2 btw cool build

Thank you. There were still plenty of ideas. I had three problems:
1. Lack of animal species.
2. Lack of time.
3. My computer couldn’t handle it anymore.

Every inch is packed with so much detail. My computer is struggling, but this is a DREAM! Absolutely the most beautiful thing I have ever seen in Planet Zoo.

Whoaaa this is one helluva masterpiece...

wow

Simply stunning work. Very talented.

perfekto uuuuuuuu

Beautiful!

How can anyone not give 5* to this! It's amazing

I can imagine that, but all the hard work was truly worth it; it's breathtaking. I definitely give it a thumbs up and a heart because it touched me so much.

Thank you so much. The work took over 1,500 hours. At times, I felt like I would never finish it.

Wow, this is amazing.

One of the most impressive works i've ever seen in the workshop!