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It's not even easy to get the flora and terrain matched for animals that the Zoopedia says benefit form each other, never mind ones that are native to totally different parts of the world. And I do attempt to. And if I cannot then they get separate habitats.
Those needs puzzle me though, because in most real zoos the animals live in environs that are native to that zoo. Unless they have very rigid temperature needs.
So it seems Frontier have not considered that a lion could bite through a tortoise shell then!