Profile Perfect Level 473 Answer, Walkthrough & Solution

Profile Perfect Level 473 Answer

Spoiler warning: the complete solution to Level 473 appears directly below. If you want to piece together parts of the puzzle on your own, read the help desk questions in the next section first.

Stuck On Profile Perfect Level 473?

Most players get caught on Level 473 because two caretakers share the same animal, and several foods and shifts are described through indirect context clues rather than direct names. Pinning down Mary and Ronald early on unlocks the animal placements, which then clears the way for the expressions, foods, and shifts.

Which Animal Do Mary And Ronald Share?

The clues tell you that Mary and Ronald look after the same animal, and that more than one caretaker looks after the zoo star, the Cheetah. That directly connects Mary and Ronald to the Cheetah.

To find where they stand, look at the clue stating that Mary's neighbor looks after the avians today. The only avian in this zoo is the Penguin. If Mary's neighbor cares for the Penguin, Mary must sit right beside the Penguin. At the same time, the middle caretaker (Zookeeper C) cannot give meat, while the Cheetah gets Broccoli as a late-night snack. Putting Mary at Zookeeper B and Ronald at Zookeeper C satisfies both conditions: Mary is right next to Zookeeper A (who tends the Penguin), and Ronald takes the middle slot with the non-meat Cheetah snack.

Where Do The Remaining Animals Go?

Once Cheetah is locked into both Zookeeper B and Zookeeper C, only two spots remain on the right: Zookeeper D and Zookeeper E.

The clues mention that the animal next to the Monkey eats raw food rich in omega 3. Fish is rich in omega 3, and the Seal is associated with fish. Because the Monkey must sit on an outer edge or directly beside the Seal, placing the Monkey at Zookeeper E and the Seal at Zookeeper D aligns perfectly. This leaves the Penguin as the only remaining animal, belonging in Zookeeper A's care, which also fulfills the clue that Mary's neighbor cares for the avians.

How Do You Identify Mary's And Ronald's Food And Expressions?

A cluster of clues handles the food and emotional state of these two caretakers:

Mary submerged her food in oil before serving it, meaning she prepared deep-fried food. A related clue notes that the Tired zookeeper drools while serving Fried Chicken. This links Mary, Fried Chicken, and the Tired expression directly to Zookeeper B.

Ronald feels sick and feels like vomiting, which establishes his expression as Nauseous at Zookeeper C. Furthermore, the clues state that the middle caretaker gives no meat, and the Cheetah receives Broccoli as a late-night snack. That gives Ronald Broccoli for his food.

Who Are The Remaining Zookeepers And Expressions?

With Mary at Zookeeper B and Ronald at Zookeeper C, you have Liora, Sierra, and Dorian left to place, along with the Nervous, Angry, and Scared expressions.

The clue regarding the Monkey specifies that a male zookeeper is responsible for it. Dorian is the remaining male caretaker, so Dorian belongs at Zookeeper E with the Monkey. This leaves Zookeeper D and Zookeeper A for Sierra and Liora.

Sierra's expression is either Angry or Tired. Because Mary is already the Tired zookeeper, Sierra must be Angry. That leaves Zookeeper D as Sierra's post. Liora takes the remaining post at Zookeeper A.

For expressions, the clue notes that the Cookie giver is Nervous about being bitten. Liora at Zookeeper A handles the Penguin and gives the Cookie, making her expression Nervous. That leaves Scared as the only available expression for Dorian at Zookeeper E.

Which Foods Go To The Seal, Penguin, And Monkey?

You already know Mary serves Fried Chicken and Ronald serves Broccoli.

The clue about the Cookie giver being Nervous gives the Cookie directly to Liora at Zookeeper A.

For Zookeeper D, the clues explain that the animal next to the Monkey eats raw food rich in omega 3, while the Seal munches on one of the given foods and ignores the other. Because Zookeeper D holds the Seal, this cell receives the split value Fish / Broccoli.

That leaves Zookeeper E, where Dorian feeds the Monkey. With Sushi remaining as the last food item, Dorian serves Sushi.

How Do The Shift Times Fall Into Place?

The shift times become clear once each zookeeper has an assigned animal and routine:

The Cheetah skips food in the Morning, meaning the Morning shift cannot belong to Zookeeper B or Zookeeper C. Instead, Morning belongs to Zookeeper A, where Liora feeds the Penguin.

Zookeeper B endures the scorching sun, which pairs Mary with Noon / Dawn.

The Cheetah has Broccoli as a late-night snack. Since Ronald gives Broccoli at Zookeeper C, Ronald works the Night shift.

The clue notes that as the sky darkens, the well-fed Seal prepares to sleep, which places the Seal at Zookeeper D in the Dusk shift.

Finally, the Monkey wakes up as the sun sets, which places Dorian's Monkey care at Zookeeper E in the Evening shift.

One Clue You Should Not Overthink

The clue stating that the Seal munches on one of the given foods and ignores the other looks like a tricky trick question about what to select. You do not need to choose between these values or pick just one food. The puzzle simply stores the split entry Fish / Broccoli directly in Zookeeper D's cell to represent both options.

Quick Answer Check

To confirm your board is complete, verify that the two center caretakers, Mary and Ronald, both handle the Cheetah with Fried Chicken and Broccoli respectively. Check that Liora takes the morning Penguin shift with a Cookie, Sierra takes Dusk with the Seal, and Dorian takes the Evening Monkey shift with Sushi.