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The Düssel in the Neander Valley

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Erkrath

The Düssel in the Neander Valley

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The Düssel in the Neander Valley

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Location: Erkrath, Mettmann, Düsseldorf District, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

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1. Düssel Stream in Neandertal – Pathway Down to the Neandertal loop from Hochdahl

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2. Düssel Stream in Neandertal – Pathway Down to the Neandertal loop from Neanderthal

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3. Düssel River in Neandertal – Pathway Down to the Neandertal loop from Millrath-Ost

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Nieres

July 21, 2020

The bison is the only inhabitant of the Ice Age game reserve that has not been completely eradicated. As the largest land mammal in Europe and the last representative of the European wild cattle species, it populated central and northern European mixed forests and steppes. The last animals living in the wild were killed in the early 20th century. Two bisons currently live in the Neandertal wildlife reserve. The two old ladies can usually be seen well on their pastures in the south of the enclosure. The bison herd Although their pasture area is smaller than that of the aurochs, the bison naturally also have the opportunity to escape the view of the visitors. However, they especially like to lie on the heap of sand in front of their stable, where they can be easily observed.
wildgehege-neandertal.de/wisente.htm

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Netreisetagebuch

February 18, 2021

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 more information about our hike at: netreisetagebuch.de/eiszeitliche-wildgehege-neandertal

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Spanke

February 20, 2021

Quaint, spacious animal enclosures with impressive offspring: For me, a wonderful zoological achievement. A magical valley full of nature experiences.

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Location: Erkrath, Mettmann, Düsseldorf District, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

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