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Retarded Rick
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You could have searched that on Wiki their article is quite good.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germany#Biodiversity |
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Roy Black
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I agree with retarded rick |
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Bernd L
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Besides the animals already mentioned, in the eastern part of
Germany we have about 500 wild Nandus (South America) and
about 30 Kangaroos surviving winter time very well.
No joke! |
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missla
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German Shepherds |
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goats gazillions of them>>>. |
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pro_and_contra
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Lots of Birds, Squirrels, Rabbits, Hares, Deer, Hedgehogs, Beavers, Owls, Salamander, Turtles, Ducks, Geese, Storks....plus the "unkind" animals, like wild boars, wolves, etc...coming in from Poland, etc |
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In the wild where i live . . .
I see crows, storks, woodpeckers, geese, swans, a bird called a lake fisher in english, very large doves . . .
a variety of different local birds.
I have seen the German eagles and owls in the north.
I see deers, beavers, foxes, hedgehogs, hares, squirrels, wessels, mice, some small snakes. I have seen a Linx once in the North.
Hedgehogs often get run over on the road. Sometimes, a young deer gets hit too.
In the zoos, there are all kinds of animals . . .
There are bears, wolves and boars that run free, but I have not seen any in the forests where I live. They are not know to live where I am, but they could roam here. I live in the western forest. I did not luckily or unluckily run into any when I have been to other forests that supposedly have them. |
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Biedronka
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Fox, weasel, tourists ogling at death camps, red squirrel, mice, birds, otter, moles, etc. |
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SQUIRRELS. Tons of them. That's pretty much all I saw.
OH, and dogs that are able to be taken into restaurants.
bears in the south, i've heard from my exchange sister |
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cpmjsgvs
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Deer. Alot of them. About 1/3 of Germany is woodland I think. |
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