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		<title>Tips habitats</title>
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		<summary type="html">&lt;p&gt;J450N: Habitats Strategies and Tips&lt;/p&gt;
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&lt;div&gt;To build a truly legendary wildlife preserve, you’ve got to master the &amp;quot;double extension&amp;quot;—try to snag tiles with two habitat types that grow two of your corridors simultaneously. In the early game (rounds 1-5), focus on grabbing a couple of nature tokens; they’re your &amp;quot;get out of jail free&amp;quot; cards for when the market doesn&#039;t go your way. As you move into the mid-game, aim for efficiency by making sure every animal scores at least 3 points, and don&#039;t be afraid to leave a low-scoring animal alone if it means you aren&#039;t forced to throw a tile away. By the home stretch, your big mission is connectivity—ensure your corridors for each terrain type are fully linked to maximize those end-game bonuses and deny your opponents theirs.&lt;/div&gt;</summary>
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