10 December 2025

How to Get All Zooseum Animals in Two Point Museum

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Two Point Museum‘s Zooseum expansion brings a whole new dynamic to the popular simulator, tasking players with finding rare and exotic animals and bringing them to their museum. The challenge lies in not only finding the creatures, but caring for them, breeding them, and maximizing their appeal to the masses that pour through the doors.

With another expansion comes a great deal of additional content, which, in the context of the Zooseum expansion, comes largely in the form of animals, reptiles, and insects. For those seeking to complete their Zooseum experience, having an understanding of how to get all exhibits in Two Point Museum‘s Zooseum DLC will help you to achieve that.

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How To Get Zooseum Exhibits in Two Point Museum

As is the case in any of the unique museums you can manage in Two Point Museum, players diving into the Zooseum expansion will need to progress through the DLC’s story to unlock all the available exhibits. In fact, to unlock all animals in the Zooseum expansion, you will need to reach Curator Class six as a minimum requirement. This is because the final exhibit, the elusive Painted Panda, cannot be unlocked until you have earned the first four stars on the museum and are working toward the fifth one.

An effective way to progress through each star level of the Zooseum is to collect and care for the weird and wacky animals available to house in Two Point Museum. Thankfully, there are a few ways to add new creatures to your displays:

Send your employees on expeditions, using the helicopter.
Spend Sanctuary Points on adopting animals (for animals you have already discovered)

While these are basic principles, in essence, players will need to complete certain objectives to unlock new locations and earn Sanctuary Points. For new POIs, you will need to complete star objectives, and check your map regularly for new locations with a question mark, as these will have the list of requirements to open the area to expeditions.

Additionally, you can earn Sanctuary Points by releasing animals back into the wild. Their value increases if you have held them for longer, have bred the animal in-house, and if the animal has recently been given a spa treatment.

All Zooseum Animals in Two Point Museum

To achieve a five-star rating for your Zooseum in Two Point Museum, players will need to unlock all available Points of Interest and discover the 40+ exhibits available from launch. These are broken up into two primary categories, largely depending on their size, which will dictate how they need to be housed. Below, you will find the complete lists of exhibits that require a terrarium, and those that require a large habitat to be kept at your museum.

All Terrarium Exhibits in Two Point Museum Zooseum

Before players begin navigating the challenge of housing the larger animals on the Zooseum roster, they will first discover some smaller creatures that are a little lower-maintenance and easier to manage. These creatures, which range from reptiles and insects, to small mammals, can live happily in small, medium, or large terrariums, with the only thing separating them is the type of environment they prefer to live in.

Below are the 22 Terrarium exhibit types you can discover, as well as the points of interest on the map where you can discover them while on an expedition.

Exhibit	Location	Type	Terrarium Requirement
Beardy Lizard	Everstream Forest	Reptilia	Jungle
Blue Hedgehog	Chilly Heather	Mammalia Minoris	Arctic
Bull Frog	Farflung Green	Reptilia	Grassland
Bumble Bird	Spore Garden	Aves	Grassland
Cabin Snail	Sticky Thicket	Insecta	Any
Cactus Flower Scorpion	Farflung Desert	Insecta	Desert
Chamoodleon	Everstream Forect	Reptilia	Jungle
Colorwheel Hamster	Spore Garden	Aves	Grassland
Fart Bug	Farflung Caves	Insecta	Cave
Frostbite Snake	Farflung Cliffs	Reptilia	Arctic
Grasschopper	Parched Prairie	Insecta	Desert
Moon-Belly Mole	Under Wilds	Mammalia Minoris	Cave
Nightbite Snake	Under Wilds	Reptilia	Cave
Paper Crane	Goldrush Stream	Aves	Grassland
Pet Rock	Random	Reptilia	Any
Raindrop Scarab	Farflung Desert	Reptilia	Desert
Respite Snake	Goldrush Stream	Reptilia	Grassland
Silverback Monobeast	Silverback Swamp (Bone Belt)	Insecta	Jungle
Snakebite Snake	Sticky Thicket	Reptilia	Jungle
Snowball Moth	Chilly Heather	Insecta	Arctic
Spineless Toad	Farflung Jungle	Reptilia	Jungle
Sunbite Snake	Farflung Desert	Reptilia	Desert

The Pet Rock exhibit cannot be found at a specific location. To acquire one, you will need to complete a random expedition event, which will give you the option to keep or leave the rock that your staff has found. If you opt to keep it, it can be added as an exhibit upon the expedition’s completion.

All Habitat Exhibits in Two Point Museum Zooseum

Once players have a handle on how to manage small animals with different terrarium types, they will be ready to move up to larger animals that require habitats. In addition to separating them according to climate, every exhibit has decoration density preferences. The following creatures can be discovered in the game, and will require either an open, sparse, or dense habitat to live comfortably in your museum.

Exhibit	Location	Type	Habitat Requirement
Aardbark	Meander Meadow	Mammalia Minoris	Sparse Grassland
Box Fox	Farflung Cliffs	Canidae	Dense Arctic
Carnivulture	Farflung Jungle	Aves	Dense Jungle
Cat-Faced Tree Bear	Eaten Track	Ursidae	Dense Jungle
Dandy Lion	Lion Lowlands	Felidae	Sparse Desert
Farflung Mountain Goat	Briskward Brook	Mammalia Majoris	Sparse Arctic
Festive Jumper	Festive Fleeces (Bone Belt)	Mammalia Majoris	Open Arctic
Fountain Lion	Farflung Green	Felidae	Sparse Grassland
Gardener Tortoise	Farflung Green	Reptilia	Open Grassland
Golden Truffle Pig	Under Wilds	Mammalia Majoris	Sparse Cave
Painted Panda	Bumbling Bush	Ursidae	Dense Jungle
Rockquaffer Penguin	Iceberg Dip	Aves	Open Arctic
Screwbill Stork	Parched Prairie	Aves	Sparse Desert
Sniffir	Lion Lowlands	Mammalia Majoris	Sparse Jungle
Sonic Wolf	Farflung Caves	Canidae	Sparse Cave
Spyglass Giraffe	The Heat Line	Mammalia Majoris	Sparse Desert
Sprungbok	Lion Lowlands	Mammalia Majoris	Open Desert
Trance Tiger	Eaten Track	Felidae	Dense Jungle
Unflappybara	Meander Meadow	Mammalia Minoris	Any
Woolly Jumper	Briskward Brook	Mammalia Majoris	Open Arctic
Zig-Zebra	The Heat Line	Mammalia Majoris	Sparse Desert

The Festive Jumper is part of the seasonal winter expansion for 2025, and can be found via a brand of POIs in the game’s opening Bone Belt map.

How To Get A Painted Panda in Two Point Museum

A Painted Panda in Two Point Museum Zooseum

The final exhibit you will need to find in Two Point Museum‘s Zooseum expansion is the Painted Panda, an elusive creature that is the focus of the light story attached to the expansion. While it doesn’t take a great deal of skill to acquire, discovering this animal will require patience and a lot of work to unlock the Bumbling Bush POI where they can be found.

To unlock the Bumbling Bush POI, players will first need to achieve a four-star status at Silverbottom Park. For those who are relatively early in their playthrough of the other museums, this may require extra work, as you need to be at Curator Class VI to be eligible for five-star status. This means you will need to earn stars at other museums until you have reached the required class and unlocked five-star capabilities at all museums.

Once you have unlocked the Bumbling Bush POI, players will need to embark on expeditions there for a chance to rescue a Panda. This is a matter of chance, as you are more likely to collect bonus XP, so it may require a few runs to find one.

To embark on an expedition to Bumbling Bush, you will require the following team composition:

At its default expedition length (Safe), the journey will take 43 days and cost $45,000.