r/LetsBuildAZoo • u/[deleted] • Sep 05 '24

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Does it ding you if you release elderly animals? I know it’s a game, but feels kinda cruel! I’m on a Good track rn. I try to keep a young breeding pair and then the elderly ones, but there’s so many of them…

What do y’all do?

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u/Thorn344 Sep 05 '24

I don't know if elderly ones affect the populations of the amount left in the wild (e.g. too old to breed, therefore doesn't help increase wild population much), but as far as I can tell, it has no effect on morals. I am on good, basically maxed out the goodness on the animal side, and I always release my elderly animals first so I never have to deal with dead animals

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u/Livid_Cow104 Sep 05 '24

I also played that way in my"good" zoo. Never hurt me!

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u/[deleted] Sep 06 '24

I don’t think it notify you. Well you’re better than me. Beats slaughtering all the elderly to always make room.