How do you get National Geographic cards for World of Zoo Wii game
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You have to go to the animal creator then go to species. Next, pick a species that you have to pay for and click make it in order to get some pieces unlocked.
What is the national geographic code for the wii game; world of zoo?
If you buy a certain species with your tokens, that species has a certain creator part. So if you buy a certain species, you will unlock creator parts. For example, I bought the clouded leopard species and earned it's coat as a national geographic card creator part. Hope this helps! I just figured it out and even tried it on a different species of big cat.
To get national Geographic cards on world of zoo, you have to buy different species. If that species has a certain trait, (creator part) then you will earn it and the national Geographic card sign will disappear. Then you can apply that trait to any other species. For example, I have the big cats category. I bought the clouded leapard species and in rerun got it's characteristics to apply to any other species. That is how you unlock the animal creator parts with national Geographic cards.
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