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  1. CodesFilm Animals [1-5 Player] how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
  2. CodesFilm Animals [1-5 Player] expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
  3. WikiFilm Animals [1-5 Player] playersRoster hub.
  4. PagesFilm Animals [1-5 Player] updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
  5. PagesFilm Animals [1-5 Player] scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
  6. PagesFilm Animals [1-5 Player] official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
  7. RankingsFilm Animals [1-5 Player] tier listEditorial S through D boards.
  8. GuidesRun Your First Safari DayWake at camp, take the one camera, seat passengers, pick a route, film animals, and play the cassette at the camp TV before nightfall.
  9. GuidesReturn Before DarkRead the day countdown, leave while minutes remain, reach the cave before zero, and sleep. The bus does not stop the night hunt.
  10. GuidesFilm Footage That PaysOne player holds the camera, animal clips pay at the camp TV, and Danger Shot, rare finds, and species variety raise the tape.
  11. GuidesPass the Daily QuotaThe quota is a rising daily money contract paid by reviewed animal tapes. Pass it, sleep, take the ticket, and do not confuse it with spendable cash.
  12. GuidesSplit a 1 to 5 Player CrewFilm Animals supports one to five players. Split camera, food, and driving, and do not read four car seats as a four-player cap.
  13. GuidesKeep the Safari Vehicle AliveFill the seats, stay on roads, repair with Q before the bus crawls, and buy only the upgrades whose effect you can see.
  14. GuidesBuy Camp Gear That Has a Known UseThe free camera, first aid kit, field notes, water, bus food, and the repair wrench are the kit with confirmed uses. Most Robux names are not.
  15. GuidesRoll Classes in the LobbyClasses are a lobby gacha. Six names are verified, and only CE and Storm Chaser have any documented effect.
  16. GuidesFinish the Run and the HouseThe documented win is hitting the run quota, driving home, and buying the luxury house. In the recorded clear that number was 120,000.
  17. GuidesWhich Animals to FilmTwenty-two animal types are verified on film. Dangerous chargers are the Danger Shot targets, and a new species still beats a repeat clip.
  18. WikiElephantA common charger that rams the safari bus, gores players, and is named among night hunters.
  19. WikiRhinoA dangerous-route charger that follows the car, flings players, and can be stalled with food.
  20. WikiHippoA strong animal that blocks the road near water, including the calf players call Moo Deng.
  21. WikiLionSleeps by day and hunts the crew after dark when the day timer runs out.
  22. WikiSnakeA chasing, poisonous animal at the cave and the pyramid entrance.
  23. WikiScorpionA pyramid guardian whose bite poisons. The update's second scorpion is not separately named.
  24. WikiCrocodileSighted along the cave route. No fight or payout was recorded.
  25. WikiGiraffeA mean charger on the open route near the wildlife area.
  26. WikiZebraPassive with its babies until a headbutt, which makes it kick.
  27. WikiCamelA tough animal in the burnt forest that soaks hits without going down.
  28. WikiMonkeysA cave-route troop players befriend. One monkey handled a coin.
  29. WikiTurtlePecks players who get too close at a one-off public bath spot.
  30. WikiDeerSighted on the left side of the driving route. No interaction was recorded.
  31. WikiMuscovy DuckSighted near water. No interaction was recorded.
  32. WikiFlamingoSighted behind the crew along the route. No interaction was recorded.
  33. WikiHedgehogSeen from the car. No interaction was recorded.
  34. WikiGorillaA group near the start of a run. No interaction was recorded.
  35. WikiRed PandaPhotographed from the car on the way back, including a dusk shot taken too late.
  36. WikiPangolinSeen mixed in with elephants and snakes. No separate behavior was recorded.
  37. WikiWolfIdentified near camp at night. No separate hunt move was recorded.
  38. WikiFrogSpotted by the cave at night. No interaction was recorded.
  39. WikiBirdsSeveral unnamed bird types. At least one pecks players.
  40. WikiCEThe only class with a stated utility kit: food bags for animals and a whistle that scares them off.
  41. WikiStorm ChaserAn epic class with an on-screen storm-filming description and a yellow hat.
  42. WikiParamedicAn uncommon lobby roll with no shown effect.
  43. WikiRangerAn uncommon roll heard among results, with no shown effect.
  44. WikiMechanicA roll that includes a mechanic hat and no explained ability.
  45. WikiSheriffRolled twice from the leaves gacha. No effect was shown.
  46. WikiSafari LegendA top-tier name spoken in narration and never obtained.
  47. WikiIconNamed as the rarest class of all and never obtained.
  48. WikiCampThe start, the shop, the TV, the beds, and the only place the tape is paid.
  49. WikiCaveThe mid-run safe anchor and the place at least one treasure was sold.
  50. WikiPyramid and RuinsA trap-filled loot stop guarded by a scorpion and a venomous snake.
  51. WikiWildlife AreaThe open ground where most animal filming happens.
  52. WikiLakeScenery and a vehicle hazard. Crews say not to drive into the water.
  53. WikiBurnt ForestA charred stretch with camels and visible crystals.
  54. WikiObservation PointA vantage chosen so the crew is not too close to the animals.
  55. WikiSafe RouteThe first-day route. Less danger, and the right choice until a tape has come home.
  56. WikiDangerous RouteMore danger and better footage, only if the cassette returns to camp.
  57. WikiCameraThe free morning pickup that turns animal footage into camp money.
  58. Wiki+1 CameraThe paid extra camera by the bus, reported at R$49.
  59. WikiFirst Aid KitA camp-shop item whose card says to gently fix the crew.
  60. WikiField NotesA shop item that makes new discoveries worth more today.
  61. WikiWaterShop water that calms thirsty passengers and animals.
  62. WikiBus Food and DrinksSandwiches and drinks already on the bus. They feed passengers and stopped one rhino.
  63. WikiRepair WrenchA field tool that fixes a broken or burning bus after you pick it up with Q.
  64. WikiFood BagsCE class gear used to feed animals.
  65. WikiWhistleCE class gear described as scaring animals off.
  66. WikiSteel BumperA bought upgrade that changed how the front of the car looks.
  67. WikiArmored BumperNamed in the upgrade menu and shown locked. No effect was tested.
  68. WikiReinforced TiresNamed in the upgrade menu and shown locked. No grip test exists.
  69. WikiSeat ExpansionA player-made change that brought the car to four passenger seats.
  70. WikiBait DollCarried with the intent to lure dangerous animals. No result was shown.
  71. WikiBatA reported R$9 product. No swing was shown.
  72. WikiCamp GunA gun visible at camp. Nothing was fired.
  73. WikiShared CashThe crew wallet paid when the camp TV reviews animal footage.
  74. WikiDaily QuotaThe rising contract the day is checked against. It is not the wallet.
  75. WikiTicketsA reward for passing a day, also tied to traded treasure.
  76. WikiB-CoinsThe lobby currency said to guarantee an item on a class roll.
  77. WikiLeavesA one-per-spin lobby currency. How you earn leaves is not shown.
  78. WikiTrophiesLobby rewards after a finished run. One repeat clear paid 2.
  79. WikiSafari VehicleThe crew transport. Roads are fast, damage makes it crawl, and Q repairs it.
  80. PagesHome
  81. GuidesBeginner GuideA short first-day checklist for Film Animals. The full explanation of camera, passengers, routes, and camp review is the first safari guide.
  82. GuidesGuidesTask guides for one safari day: filming, the night deadline, the quota, the vehicle, gear, classes, and the ending.
  83. WikiWikiSighted animals, lobby classes, safari places, gear with a known use, currencies, and the safari vehicle.
  84. WikiEntitiesTwenty-two animal types verified on film, with the behavior and sighting context that was actually recorded. Twelve safari-update animals are still unnamed.
  85. WikiClassesLobby gacha classes. Effects are listed only when a recording showed them. Passenger types are not classes.
  86. WikiMap & RoutesNamed safari places and the safe or dangerous route choice. There is no published map with distances between them.
  87. WikiEquipmentItems with a confirmed source. Effects are included only when play showed them. Reported Robux names without a shown effect stay marked unknown.
  88. WikiMoneySpendable cash, the daily quota, tickets, lobby currencies, and trophies. These are separate counters.
  89. WikiMachinesThe safari bus or jeep: seats, roads, damage, and the upgrades footage has actually shown.
  90. CodesCodesNo Film Animals code is confirmed active or expired. Codes from other Roblox animal games are not listed here.
  91. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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