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The base is the ground your Animals stand on, and it is the only place income is counted. The label over your own plot read $0/s before anything was placed, $95/s once one Animal was down, and $620.94B/s later in the same recorded run, so the base is not a storage screen you read separately - it is the plot itself. It has a second job during a run: while you carry a stolen egg the game offers Soltar and Teletransportarse a la base, the spawn area carries a white ZONA SEGURA decal, and the carry banner reads Trae tu huevo a la zona segura. The developer's own description states Expand your base to hold even more Animals and that Animals generate Cash even while offline. No surface read for this site printed a capacity number, an expansion price or a base level, so all three stay marked unknown here.
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1. The base is the plot your Animals stand on, and the label over it is the whole income
2. While you carry a stolen egg, the base is the safe zone you return to
3. Expansion is stated by the developer, and its capacity and price are not published
4. What the base is not
There is no separate base screen to open: the base is your own ground, and the per-second label floating over it is the total. In the recorded session that label read $0/s before anything was placed, $95/s once an Animal stood there, $620.94B/s later in the same run and 30.15B/s at another point, which is what makes it the one number to read before and after any purchase. The same session printed placement receipts as Animals went down - Placed Cursed TRex!, Placed Dark King Dragon!, Placed Night Spider! - so an Animal in your inventory contributes nothing until it is placed. Whatever a card says about an Animal's value, the plot label is where the result arrives.
The base does a second job during a theft. As soon as the egg is in your hands the game offers two carry buttons, Soltar and Teletransportarse a la base, and the banner tells you what they are for: Trae tu huevo a la zona segura, bring your egg to the safe zone. The spawn and base area carries a white ZONA SEGURA floor decal, so the boundary is painted rather than hidden in a menu. The practical order is therefore: take the egg, cross back, and use the base as the end of the run rather than flying on with it. The recorded session did both - it dropped eggs with Soltar and used the base teleport to bail out of a chase.
The only expansion statement found anywhere is the developer's own listing line: Expand your base to hold even more Animals. It confirms the mechanic and nothing else. No surface read for this site - the listing, the recorded sessions, the index or the shop - printed a capacity number, a base level, an expansion price or an upgrade button for it, and none of them showed what the game does when the ground is full. Those are recorded here as unknown rather than estimated. In your own session the place to look is the moment you try to place an Animal: whatever prompt, padlock or price appears there is the only capacity information the game currently gives you.
Three things are easy to confuse with base progress. Capacity is not income: more room lets you place more Animals, but the label only moves when an Animal is actually standing there, so an expansion bought before you own the Animal changes nothing. The base is not where offline earning is decided either - the developer states that Animals generate Cash while you are offline, and that line belongs to the income page, with no rate published for it there. And wings do not belong here at all: every wing card read in the recorded sessions printed a stamina multiplier and a price, never money, so a wing purchase does not change what the ground pays.
No surface read for this site shows the capacity number, the expansion price or the exact message the game gives when the ground is full, so no figure is quoted here. What is established is that placement is what starts income and that the developer describes expanding the base as the way to hold more Animals. Read the prompt in front of you when a placement fails: it is the only capacity readout the game currently exposes, and it is worth noting what it says before spending anything on room you may not need yet.
The carry state is visible the whole time: while you hold an egg the two buttons Soltar and Teletransportarse a la base are on screen, and the base area is the ground marked ZONA SEGURA. If the run is going wrong, Soltar drops the egg deliberately and Teletransportarse a la base takes you out of the zone - both are escapes rather than failures. The recorded session used the teleport to leave a chase mid-flight, which is faster than flying back with a guard behind you.
You can point at the label over your own plot, say which job the base is doing right now - holding Animals or ending a theft - and name the capacity and expansion numbers the game does not publish.
It is the plot your Animals stand on, and the label over it is your total income per second. The recorded session read $0/s with nothing placed, $95/s after one Animal and $620.94B/s later in the same run. It is also the safe area you return to while carrying a stolen egg: the spawn ground is marked ZONA SEGURA and the carry buttons read Soltar and Teletransportarse a la base.
No capacity number is published anywhere read for this site. The developer's description only states that expanding the base lets it hold even more Animals, and neither the listing, the recorded sessions, the index nor the shop printed a slot count or a base level. Treat the prompt you see when a placement is refused as the only capacity readout the game gives you.
The developer's own description says to expand your base to hold even more Animals, which confirms the mechanic but states no button, level or price. No expansion price was printed on any surface read for this site, so the cost is not quoted here. Look at the placement prompt in your own session for the current requirement rather than budgeting from a number this site cannot show.
Not by itself. Income comes from the Animals standing on the ground, and the plot label only moves when one is actually placed, so extra room changes nothing until you own more Animals to put there. The multipliers that do raise the figure - the money products, V.I.P, the Rebirth multiplier and the dated event bonus - are covered on the income page.