If you’ve always wanted to plan a trip to Madagascar and fulfil your dreams of living with animals, Bitlife’s Ultimate Cat Lady challenge will help you fulfill that fantasy by letting you manage a zoo.
Unlike other Bitlife challenges that are free-to-play friendly, this week’s challenge requires you to have the Zoo Expansion pack, which gives you the option to own a Zoo in the life simulator. This is one of the criteria to complete the challenge. You should already have the expansion if you’re a hardcore Bitlife player. Now, let’s dive into the challenge.
Here’s everything you need to know about BitLife’s Ultimate Cat Lady challenge.
Bitlife Ultimate Cat Lady challenge guide
Here are all the requirements you need to meet in your lifetime to complete BitLife’s Ultimate Cat Lady challenge:
- Be born a female
- Purchase a zoo
- Fill an entire habitat with Big Cats
- Successfully breed 10+ different Big Cats
- Spend time with an albino lion
Be born a female
Start your custom life anywhere on the planet and choose female as your gender.
Purchase a zoo
You need to meet two conditions to purchase a Zoo in Bitlife. First, you need to be an adult, so start aging up to 18 years old to buy the property. Next, you need a lot of money to purchase a Zoo. The prices start at around $300,000 and go much higher depending on your preference. You can buy your Zoo on a mortgage if you’re short of banknotes, but you can buy it with money if you have enough cash. You also have to pay an annual maintenance fee for the Zoo that the government helps you with for the first five years, but after that, you need a lot of cash to pull it off efficiently.
One way to instantly get cash in Bitlife is by dating a celebrity on the dating app, marrying them early, and splitting the assets post-marriage by saying yes to the prenup agreement. Once you have enough money go to the Assets option and Choose Zoo to select and buy one for yourself.
Fill an entire habitat with Big Cats
If you thought your financial woes would stop there, you’ve another thing coming. Getting Big Cats is also expensive. After buying the Zoo, we recommend building the Savanna Habitat in your Empty Lot under the Habitats option, if you don’t already have it. The Savanna Habitat allows you to house the most number of Big Cats, which are Bengal tigers, albino lions, lions, cheetahs, jaguars, and leopards. You can also choose other habitats, as they also have big cats, but they are very low in number and could potentially slow you down from filling the habitat with big cats. Once you have the habitat, look for Big Cat animals in the Trade Post by opening your Habitat tab. Specifically, look for the albino lion, which you need to finish another part of the quest.
Make sure to buy both genders of the same animal, which will help you breed them easily and increase the number of big cat animals in your habitat.
Successfully breed 10+ different Big Cats
To breed the Big Cats in Bitlife, you need to choose an animal of both genders and a partner of the opposite gender. You can use the normal breeding method, which costs you some money, or you can also use the Golden Pacifier, which can be purchased separately for $14.99. The item provides a separate way of breeding the animals, resulting in a child every time you use it for breeding, unlike the traditional method, which is hit or miss. You have to repeat the process ten times until you have enough Big Cats in your habits to complete this part of the challenge.
Spend time with an albino lion
If you had purchased the albino lion previously, just go to the animal and choose to spend time with it to improve your bond and complete this part of the challenge. We recommend you do this once you’re done with the other objectives on the list, as animals are unpredictable. While you’re spending time with the animal, it might kill you, so you’d have to start the quest from scratch. While the chances of dying are low, it’s definitely not zero.
Next up, check out all the answers to the Seven Deadly Sins scavenger hunt and our guide to last week’s Warrior Woman challenge.
