In the Fußbergmoos, the areas are partially protected from encroachment with cattle. This breed of cattle, which is considered to be bred back to the original cattle, arose from Hitler's desire for an imposing, "Aryan" type of cattle. Unfortunately, Professor Heck also crossed Spanish fighting bulls. Now the "dear" critters are a bit aggressive 🥺 That's why there is really "boom" on the fence! Please take care of your own furry friends. There is ALWAYS electricity on all fences, even if there are no animals on them.

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Location: Maisach, Fürstenfeldbruck, Upper Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

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