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The ideal situation to build is to have 5 different pairs of animals on the board at all times. This way, you always get to choose which animal to extra breed. For enclosure tile picks, I think it is best to have at least 1 small enclosure, 4-5 blocks, and bigger ones to fill the space. The small enclosure is to quickly fill so you can nab some of the larger attractions. And the larger enclosure is so you can bounce animals around.

Ideal animal pick is to pair your starting animals right away, so you can get the pair breeding ASAP. Then pick 2 animals you don't have. When you have 2 different animals in the house, it is certainly time to get enclosures. For your 3rd and 4th animal pick, pair up your remaining single breed, but nab the 5th animal you are missing. Repeat again and you should have 4 pairs on board, and 1 pair in the house.

It's nice to have the LARGE early attractions, but you aren't at a complete loss if you don't. You can come back a lot with large enclosure picks, and with the 5 pair animal engine you can time the final few attractions to fill the holes for the win.

It is possible to burst 4 different tile placements on one turn.

1. Pick enclosure that passes breeding. 2. Breed 2 that fills enclosure. (pick 2 attractions) 3. Breed bonus that fills enclosure. (pick 1 attraction)

For a total of 4 placements in one turn.

If you plan for it, more often than not you will place 3 tiles for this burst.

Playing 4 players for this game, you probably won't be able to make different pairs, 3-4 will be enough, you have to consider the smaller zoo size. Early large attractions will be very important.