Showing posts with label cute. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cute. Show all posts

Monday, February 8, 2010

Zoo World on Facebook



Last week, i added the zoo world application on facebook. For 3 days, i was on facebook most of the time..

Now this zoo game seems to be pretty addictive (with 3.4 million players signed up for the game) probably because of the cute animals cartoons and players would want to collect 'em all. In this post i have a couple of tips to guide you smoothly to level 20 of the game. There are a total of 42 levels to complete.

Tips (For Level 1 to 20)

1. For Level 15, you are required to get 5 reptiles, just purchase 5 reptiles from the shop, even if they are of the same kind. (as long as you owned a total of 5 reptiles).

2. For Level 18, you are required to get 5 insects, so just purchase 4 butterflies in the shop to make it a total of 5. It was almost impossible to have 5 different insects at this point in time.

3. For Level 20, you can just breed any 4 animals of (Difficulty: Medium), no problem if it is the same animal, i was just breeding Great-Horned Owl as it takes less time 24 hrs, and that was the fastest animal to breed (medium). Start your breeding program as soon as you can too.

4. Train your bald eagle & swift to do tricks by starting earlier, it was a boring process.. so finish it fast as it gets more and more expensive and tedious (increasing 1% per click on your 5th trick). With a total of 12 tricks to learn!

5. To get more cash, you can just visit your friend's zoo, shake your friends' trees to get cash or search for the hidden treasure in your friend's zoo, simply by clicking on their animals. By having more animals in your zoo, visitors will increase, in return generate more needed cash.

6. To collect more animals, use the "send gift" to send unlimited animals & exchange them with your friends.

Just have fun...

Saturday, October 17, 2009

Healesville Santuary, Zoo Victoria, Australia

Hi, been busy for the last few weeks, so here are some of the pictures I captured at Healesville Santuary in the 3rd week of September. It was a cold and wet Sept, this koala seated on top of his roof hut... was in deep sleep. Koalas sleep up to 20 hours a day...

The koala turned his head and gave a smile :)




He finally wakes up at around 5pm for the koalas feeding time :)

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Mole


Have yet to see an actual mole in Singapore.

Moles are insectivores, relatives of the shrew. Since they expend so much energy burrowing, moles need to eat vast quantities of worms, insect larvae and slugs. There are over 40 different species of moles. The natural enemy of the mole is the weasel.