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Marlow Bird Park
Marlow, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Modern bird park with walk-through aviaries and birds of prey shows. Home to around 700 animals from 140 species in a park-like landscape.
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Haliaeetus leucocephalus Least Concern
Haliaeetus leucocephalus
Bald Eagle
Bald eagles in a birds of prey facility.
🌎 Nordamerika
🍽️ Carnivore
⚖️ 3–6,3 kg
⏳ 20–30 Jahre
🏞️ Coasts and lakes of North America
💡 Bald eagles build the largest nests of any bird – up to 2 tons heavy.
Least Concern
Macropus rufogriseus
Bennett's Wallaby
Free-roaming Bennett's wallabies in the park.
🌏 Ozeanien
🍽️ Herbivore
⚖️ 11–27 kg
⏳ 12–15 Jahre
🏞️ Grasslands and forests of Australia
💡 Bennett's wallabies can jump up to 1.8 m high.
Vulnerable
Spheniscus humboldti
Humboldt Penguin
South American penguin, named after the naturalist Alexander von Humboldt.
🌎 Südamerika
🍽️ Piscivore
⚖️ 3–5 kg
⏳ 15–20 Jahre
🏞️ Coasts of Chile and Peru
💡 Humboldt penguins dig nesting burrows in guano deposits along the coast.
Endangered
Nestor notabilis
Kea
Intelligent New Zealand mountain parrot, known for its curiosity.
🌏 Ozeanien
🍽️ Omnivore
⚖️ 0,8–1 kg
⏳ 30–50 Jahre
🏞️ Mountain forests of New Zealand's South Island
💡 Keas are considered the most intelligent parrots in the world and solve complex puzzles.
Ring-Tailed Lemur
Madagascan lemur with a striking black-and-white ringed tail.
🌍 Afrika
🍽️ Omnivore
⚖️ 2–3,5 kg
⏳ 16–19 Jahre
🏞️ Dry forests and scrubland of southern Madagascar
💡 Ring-tailed lemurs hold 'stink fights', scenting their tails and waving them at rivals.