Llamas, wolves and camels – wild animals in Bavaria

Pigs, sheep and cows? Forget it! There are some really unusual creatures in Bavaria. You can find out where here.

Pigs, sheep and cows? Forget it! There are some really unusual creatures in Bavaria – namely (amongst other things) wolves, reptiles and llamas. You can find out where these wild animals can be seen in Bavaria here:

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