Eiszeitliches Wildgehege Neandertal

Really nice, the highlight itself has only created many stairs

Sometimes you can see aurochs 😎

Pm o'clock .... watch grandfather's cows.

In addition to the wisents, there are also other primitive animals, such as aurochs.

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sweet gang of four who also like to lie where one is quite far away

Bison and tarpans were relocated indefinitely due to storm damage to the fences. (As of 07/31/21)

Nice walk around the enclosure

European bisons (the ladies and calves)

Bullfight with aurochs, ascents and descents through the forest and human bones: we're talking about the Ice Age game reserve Neandertal. You can find out how the involuntary bullfight came about at: netreisetagebuch.de/eiszeitliche-wildgehege-neandertal

The stock animals of our cattle: a successful, impressive offspring by the two zoologists!

Beautiful aurochs on the pasture

Interesting facts about the "Ice Age game reserve Neandertal" and its animals:
wildgehege-neandertal.de/index.htm

"... the great cattle, the European auroch, the largest land mammal in Europe ..."
derauerochs.de/wissenswertes/auerochsen-in-deutschland

The aurochs enclosure is located directly at this highlight."... The original cattle, the European aurochs, were once the largest land mammal in Europe. Until humans took this wild animal's habitat and exterminated it, it was spread over large parts of Europe, Asia and North Africa.
The aurochs (Latin Bos primigenius), also called Ur, Urrind or Urus, were once - next to the bison - the rulers of the European meadows and forests. The wild animals had a quaint power and were almost two meters high and their huge horns up to a ton.
The last wild aurochs died around 400 years ago in the Polish forests of Jaktorówka. Soon there were first plans by zoologists to spread the ancestors of our current domestic cattle back to Europe through back-breeding ... "
derauerochs.de/wissenswertes/auerochsen-in-deutschland

under the heat they also look for shady places

The Ice Age game reserve - Rare animals of the Ice Age: breeds of aurochs, tarpans (wild horses) and bison can be found here in the extensive outdoor reserve in the Neandertal. The enclosure can be visited at any time of the day, without registration and free of charge. Further information:
neanderthal.de/de/wildgehege.html
naturschutzverein-neandertal.de
kreis-mettmann.de/wildgehege