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Wilhelma Zoological-Botanical Garden Stuttgart Stuttgart, Baden-WΓΌrttemberg Europe's only combined zoological-botanical garden with around 11,000 animals from 1,200 species and over 8,500 plant species in a historic park setting.
Critically Endangered
Gorilla gorilla
Gorilla Lowland gorillas in the new great ape house.
π Afrika
π½οΈ Herbivore
βοΈ 70β200 kg
β³ 35β50 Jahre
ποΈ Tropical rainforests of West Africa
π‘ Gorillas share 98.3% of their DNA with humans.
Endangered
Okapia johnstoni
Okapi Rare okapis in an African tropical forest house.
π Afrika
π½οΈ Herbivore
βοΈ 200β350 kg
β³ 20β30 Jahre
ποΈ Rainforests of the Congo
π‘ The okapi's tongue is so long it can clean its own eyes with it.
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Panthera pardus tulliana Endangered
Panthera pardus tulliana
Persian Leopard Endangered Persian leopards in a breeding program.
π Asien
π½οΈ Carnivore
βοΈ 25β70 kg
β³ 10β15 Jahre
ποΈ Mountain regions of West Asia
π‘ Persian leopards can carry twice their body weight up trees.
Endangered
Elephas maximus
Asian Elephant Majestic pachyderms and one of the most intelligent animal species.
π Asien
π½οΈ Herbivore
βοΈ 2.700β5.000 kg
β³ 60β70 Jahre
ποΈ Tropical and subtropical forests of South and Southeast Asia
π‘ Asian elephants can recognize themselves in a mirror β a sign of high intelligence.
Vulnerable
Panthera uncia
Snow Leopard The 'Ghost of the Mountains' β a rare big cat of high mountain ranges.
π Asien
π½οΈ Carnivore
βοΈ 25β55 kg
β³ 15β18 Jahre
ποΈ High mountains of Central Asia
π‘ Snow leopards can leap up to 15 meters in distance.
Bonobo Our closest living relatives, known for their peaceful social behavior.
π Afrika
π½οΈ Omnivore
βοΈ 25β60 kg
β³ 40β50 Jahre
ποΈ Tropical rainforests of the Democratic Republic of Congo
π‘ Bonobos often resolve conflicts through social interactions rather than aggression.
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