Naturally designed animal park focusing on endangered species and Palearctic wildlife. Home to around 1,000 animals from 200 species.
Eurasian Lynx
Eurasian lynx in a large forest enclosure.
🌍 Europa
🍽️ Carnivore
⚖️ 18–30 kg
⏳ 12–17 Jahre
🏞️ European forests and mountains
💡 Lynx have ear tufts that help them detect sounds.
Critically Endangered
Camelus bactrianus
Bactrian Camel
Two-humped camels in a steppe landscape.
🌏 Asien
🍽️ Herbivore
⚖️ 300–1.000 kg
⏳ 40–50 Jahre
🏞️ Steppes and deserts of Central Asia
💡 Wild Bactrian camels are rarer than pandas with fewer than 1,000 individuals.
Least Concern
Theropithecus gelada
Gelada
Unique primate with a red chest patch, found only in the Ethiopian Highlands.
🌍 Afrika
🍽️ Herbivore (mainly grasses)
⚖️ 12–20 kg
⏳ 20–30 Jahre
🏞️ Highlands of Ethiopia, 1,800–4,400 m elevation
💡 Geladas are the only primates that feed primarily on grasses.
Vulnerable
Cryptoprocta ferox
Fossa
Madagascar's largest predator, related to mongooses.
🌍 Afrika
🍽️ Carnivore
⚖️ 5–10 kg
⏳ 15–20 Jahre
🏞️ Tropical forests of Madagascar
💡 The fossa looks like a mix of a cat and a mongoose but is not closely related to either.
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Equus africanus somaliensis Critically Endangered
Equus africanus somaliensis
Somali Wild Ass
One of the rarest wild asses, ancestor of our domestic donkeys.
🌍 Afrika
🍽️ Herbivore
⚖️ 230–280 kg
⏳ 25–30 Jahre
🏞️ Semi-deserts and steppes of East Africa
💡 There are fewer than 600 Somali wild asses left in the wild.
Oberrabenstein Wildlife Enclosure