Small, charming animal park focusing on Central Asian animals and a Tibetan village. Home to around 500 animals from 100 species.
Endangered
Ailurus fulgens
Red Panda
Red pandas in the park's Tibetan village.
🌏 Asien
🍽️ Herbivore
⚖️ 3–6 kg
⏳ 8–14 Jahre
🏞️ Mountain forests of the Himalayas
💡 The red panda was scientifically described 48 years before the giant panda.
Yak
Yaks as part of the Central Asian wildlife collection.
🌏 Asien
🍽️ Herbivore
⚖️ 300–1.000 kg
⏳ 20–25 Jahre
🏞️ High mountains of Central Asia
💡 Yaks live at altitudes up to 6,000 meters and tolerate temperatures down to -40°C.
Least Concern
Otocolobus manul
Manul
Small wild cat with extremely dense fur, living in the steppes of Central Asia.
🌏 Asien
🍽️ Carnivore
⚖️ 2,5–5 kg
⏳ 10–12 Jahre
🏞️ Steppes and semi-deserts of Central Asia
💡 The Manul has the densest fur of any cat species – up to 9,000 hairs per cm².
Near Threatened
Lutra lutra
European Otter
Elegant swimmer, becoming native again in German waterways.
🌍 Europa
🍽️ Piscivore
⚖️ 5–14 kg
⏳ 10–15 Jahre
🏞️ Rivers, lakes, and coasts of Europe
💡 European otters can stay underwater for up to 8 minutes.
Critically Endangered
Camelus bactrianus
Bactrian Camel
Two-humped camel, adapted to the extreme temperatures of Central Asia.
🌏 Asien
🍽️ Herbivore
⚖️ 300–1.000 kg
⏳ 25–35 Jahre
🏞️ Steppes and deserts of Central Asia
💡 Fewer than 1,000 wild Bactrian camels remain – they are more endangered than giant pandas.