🌲Alemanha Selvagem - Um Documentário Épico da Floresta Negra 🌲 até o Litoral - Parte 1 EXTRA LONGO

Follow the fascinating cycle of wildlife in Germany as a season of autumn It's winter. In this epic video, immerse yourself in a world where young guides learn to navigate For life outside the nest, garças and talos pretos adapt to lack of cover in our fields The colt and the imposing red veal make their presence felt in the arena of homecoming. See tens of thousands of gros resting and preparing for a long migration route To the south while eagles enjoy a winter season in a harvest still free The ice. Discover how divers group together to face the challenges of winter and how to The veal and the corsair concentrate on their mating rituals. Assists the rupees in finding relief in a climate but less after facing temperatures The extremes in Siberia and the beavers who, even without hibernating, are preparing for the next The spring. With incredible images and an engaging narrative, this video reveals an impressive adaptation The resilience of German wildlife throughout the seasons. Don't miss this natural spectacle. Welcome to Germany! As plains of singular lamas the Wadenssee National Park delineates a coastline of Germany. These areas are inhabited by an impressive variety of wildlife, including seals, Cetaceans, seabirds and even majestic vultures, which spread over 2,400 years Kilometers to the north. In the coastal regions of the Baltic and North Seas, the horizon is wide and the land It's fertile. As two millennia passed, a slow current allowed the accumulation of mud and sediments, resulting in the formation of intermarine lava plains. In 2009, this area was recognized as a World Heritage Site by Unesco. As seals, they find a quiet refuge in isolated sandbanks, where they seem to prosper, with their populations growing every year. During low tide, these experienced animals take advantage of the rest that a break in activity Proportional When the tide goes up, the scenery changes drastically. For the harbour seals, it's time to hunt, as they spend most of their lives Catching fish. The aquatic environment is its domain, as are the birds. In April, the birds return from their wintering grounds, creating a display that looks like a bird's nest. It's not choreographed, but it's actually the result of spontaneous coordination between them. Without any central control, the sea serves as a jumping-off point for thousands of birds. The number of migrants per year. Species such as macerals of the Galician coast, macerals of the white bico, tarambolas cinzentas and macerals Red bico make a stop on the coast of the North Sea in Germany. Here they feed on crabs, shellfish and worms, preparing for a long journey. to their breeding grounds in the north. As night falls, gangs of goose head for their shelters in the salted meadows, while As the wavy marks on the sand are renewed every day. Few species can adapt to the constant changes between dry and wet, But the crab is one of them. At low tide, they all bury themselves in wet sand, including the berbigões, who dig To protect your shells from the safety. However, no shell can protect against the bite of an oyster hunter. When the banks of mollusks rise at low tide, they are an irresistible iguaria. With a biodiversity up to ten times greater than other types of marine litter, or The Wadden Sea offers a great variety of life. While water forms as lava plains, wind and climate carve as dunes, displacing A place for another. Oyster hunters build their nests in areas protected from the wind, and a female Alert the macho to sight a harrier in the pantano. Oyster hunters rely on the natural camouflage of their eggs to trick a predator, Allowing the partner to care for the two eggs while the harrier distracts. The harrier returns to its own nest in the juncoes, and the coast of the North Sea provides enough food for your cries. The birds' parents provide food several times a day, and even though not all the birds ask Be great, that doesn't displease the puppies. Helgoland, a unique German deep-water island, was a British colony before returning to Britain. German rule at the end of the 19th century. In the last 20 years, a sandy island next to the world has become home to the grey seals, An animal that was believed to be extinct in the region. These seals are currently Germany's largest predator, weighing up to 300 kilos, but Do what the red bears do, and aim for their nose in the shape of a cone. The young males test their strength, but for now it resumes as a joke, As true battles for survival still to come. Today there are over 400 gray seals in the region. No Mar do Norte, these seals hunt actively, but a cat shark attracts their attention. Despite his attempt to camouflage himself on the seabed, the shark is detected by the seal, I hesitated because of the shark's skin. As scales in the form of a cat-shark litter end up being an advantage. Meanwhile, a coastal crab doesn't appreciate the shark's presence and defends itself. Your territory. The shark logo is discovered by the seal, who after a brief hesitation decides to seek out A new place to rest, but he runs into a hostile tenant. Sensatamente opted to retire. Helgoland is dominated by an enormous red sandstone, and since the 1990s, the island has been a became home to a new species of bird in Germany, the goose-pattoon. In two decades, the population of these birds grew from a couple breeder in 1991 to About 400 pairs currently. In the world of goose-potted ducks, the incubation and breeding process is extraordinary. I'm going to be late. Between mating and the exit of the two young, four months pass, and the care Like the puppies took 11 weeks. However, the goose-toothed geese are not the only reproductive inhabitants on Helgoland. They share a smaller nature reserve in Germany, a rock of just one hectare, including other seabirds. While some are already in the nesting phase, others are still competing for the best locations. No penhasco. To feed their young, the goose-patola dives into the sea in search of fish. When we find a pack, the attack is initiated. However, the birds are not alone in their search. Common bots also participate in the hunt. While the goose-patola can dive up to 3.5 meters, the bot uses its sonar. to locate fish at great distances in turquoise waters. These cetaceans are the only ones that give birth and raise their young along the coast Germany, and activity continued until after sunset. This night is especially remarkable due to the rare phenomenon of the green flash, a last The colorful ray of sunlight that occurs before darkness. 400 kilometres away is the Baltic Sea, with the island of Hürgen and its imposing Penhascos of giz, some up to 120 meters high. This inaccessible coastline was chosen by a pair of peregrine falcons for their breeding, And they've been doing their thing there for the last six years. So far, they're the only couple to discover the peninsula. By the 1970s, the peregrine falcon had disappeared from northern Germany due to a to the use of pesticides, which almost wiped them out. A reintroduction programme was necessary to re-populate a region. The name peregrino, derived from the Latin peregrinus, which means traveller, is appropriate, because Now the young sons of bitches must set out to explore the world. The soil of Western Pomerania is composed of almost isolated, shallow water extensions. The Baltic Sea is connected by a series of bridges and narrow canals. Some years ago, gray seals, which had disappeared from the region, were again spotted. I'm going to Costa de Hürgen. 100 years ago, about 200 seals inhabited the area, but were hunted relentlessly. For fishermen, as the Prussian government offering a reward of five marks for each seal Abattida, with a last being dead in 1920. Currently, about 15 gray seals reside in the nature reserve. Its waters are a mixture of salt and sweet, and few animals survive there, but those that Consequently, like the Lucus and Percas, they are successful predators. An abundance of fish is probably one of the reasons for the return of the grey seals. A fish, a carrot sucker, laid its eggs on the edge of a rock. The male cares for the eggs alone, as the female has retreated to the depths of the Baltic. It will not eat during the two months of incubation, devoting itself entirely to the protection of the Eggs, because predators like coastal crabs can appear at any moment. Despite the danger, the fish is able to protect itself and continue to supply oxygen The eggs. Facing a crab is simple for a carrot-sucker, who can return to a moving Their eggs are in oxygen-rich water. Some islands of grassland are still used as a Gram is growing and being harvested for the phenotype. The Prado's chocadores, like the abibe, rely on little cover to protect their young. Well camouflaged, the eggs hatch on the ground, and a few hours later, the chicks hatch. They set out to explore the world, under the watchful eye of their parents. As pity still feupudas, the pups cannot keep themselves hydrated alone, so A mother takes you back regularly to your safe haven. Since birth, the child has felt at home in the cold waters of the North Sea, With its fat-insulating coating or keeping it hydrated. Where the sea ends, the swamps begin. They are just above sea level, and in many places, the water table is High enough to form lagoons and lakes. One species in particular benefits from these wetlands, or coalfields. The colhereiro is a summer guest at Mar do Norte. His parents catch frogs and other small animals to feed him. These cute birds aren't native to the region for very long. Just in the 1990s, some began migrating from North Africa to Germany. Today, the country is home to several hundred breeding pairs of colhereiros. A hairline on the back of the neck only appears during breeding season. Thanks to the shelter offered by the National Park, a população de colhereiros no Mar do Norte It's growing constantly. Meanwhile, other birds, like the Montague Harriers, face more difficulties. In the 1980s, its population dropped to less than 50 pairs. Since then, farmers and wildlife organizations have started working together. to reverse this situation. Back at the North Sea, in Helborod, a rare summer spectacle happens. The imposing monolith and the surrounding hills are the breeding grounds for the nearby Two million pairs of motorcycles. Every centimeter of the peninsula's steep face is occupied by a couple, with nine being Defendidos with determination. As disputes between neighbours can be intense and prolonged unless one of the parties perishes The balance of payments. The guinea-pigs lay their eggs directly on the rock, and the rounded shape of the eggs They roll in circles, avoiding a fall. In addition to the two guide-motos and the patola geese, some navalha bicos also make their nests The walls of the Rockies. These birds seek their sustenance in the sea, where their wings are adapted to dive and capture them as sand guides. The puppies are always hungry, but the parents can only carry one fish at a time. I'm going to Penhasco. To prevent their neighbors from stealing their fish, parents discreetly feed their pups Your eyes are soaked. After about three weeks of intense effort to feed the cubs, the parents began to They're retreating, and the filth becomes restless. Although they can't fly yet, they have to jump if they want more food. Those who swim during the day become easy prey, and outside the colony's security, The young must defend themselves. The adult birds do not accompany the chicks, and their fate is uncertain. Although it seems cruel, as gaivotas also have puppies to feed. With the arrival of dusk, the chances of survival of the pups increase considerably. Each one decides when he's ready to jump, and this time, the parents accompany the puppies To the sea. The island of Amron, in the North Sea, is famous for its vast dunes and low population density in its 10 square kilometers. Its beaches, some of them at knee-high, are some of the largest in northern Europe. For those who seek tranquility, Amron is an ideal destination, with dunes that reach 6 kilometers The width. On beaches along the North Baltic Sea, collared taramblas and small tortoises breed. They're as small as the tortoises of Europe, and the newborn cub is the size of a A box of matches. Although their children are frequently invaded by foxes, the parents manage to defend them. Your puppies this time. The first filhote de torda is receiving fish for the first time. The first steps are always the most challenging, especially when one of the parents disappears. With a meal. On the next attempt, the puppy will quickly learn how common it is in nature. No ponto mais to the north of the island of Hiddensee, no Baltic Sea, the lighthouse of Gellin is a dos Iconic marcos. The Wadden Sea, with its vast banks of mud, constitutes the largest national park in the Germany is the world's largest area of banks with a large number of banks. Its unique landscape is in constant transformation due to the tides. In June, as seals give birth their numbers reach a record of over 20 million individuals. between Denmark and the Netherlands. The chicks are born during low tide and, while the sea does not return, they feed. And recover from the demands of birth. Six hours later, they should be able to swim with their parents. That's why they're born with open eyes and a thick coat. They love to rest on the beaches, saving energy during a long journey. back to the mainland. Although the situation has improved somewhat, with about 450 pairs of these rare birds of prey The European Union has a long history of supporting the development of the European Union. In September, in the Baltic, the summer is ending and the red deer are preparing to migrate to their places of residence. These majestic animals have been gathering in the meadows along the Baltic Sea for centuries, Since the time of the Vikings. Thanks to the protection of the Bodenlandschaft National Park, they continue to thrive in an environment It's a natural preservative. Meanwhile, new travelers arrive from the north across the Baltic Sea, the guindastes. The long flight to the south is exhausting, turning a parade into fields already accepted by the local ideal To feed and recover. Every autumn, about 60,000 guindastes take a break on the coast to rest before they go to sea. continue to their wintering areas in France, Spain and North Africa. Around Zingst, about 20 thousand guindastes take a break and, at dawn, part for a walk. or south, returning just in the spring. With the arrival of the first autumn storms, life on the German coasts returns to normal. more and more challenging. Only the most experienced birds can face such storms. Even under adverse conditions, as gaivotas can fly against the wind. During the storms, Helgoland becomes a safe haven. The storminhos seek shelter on the island, waiting for bad weather to pass. Individual birds test as conditions before all or part of the group decides to leave. Only when the wind is calm, does the band of storms leave Helgoland in a coordinated flight. In the dunes, as gray seals give birth during the most severe period of the year. The young are born with white fur and a female is in the process of giving birth, ready A dar à luz. I was just... The newborn has fluid, a positive sign that helps clear his airways. It prevents the amniotic fluid from getting between our lungs. Mother and child are recognized by smell and voice. The birth is interrupted by an intrusive bull, as it is mating season and the males They're courting like females. Despite the threat the bull poses to the calf, the mother shows no mercy. The bull hears a message and walks away, allowing the mother to finally suckle the calf. The nutritious milk makes the calf gain up to two kilograms a day. In just four weeks, he'll need to be prepared to defend himself. If the calf is male, it can weigh up to 300 kilos, like a bull that relaxes in the water. I'm going to get ice cream. The freezing temperatures of January are not a problem for a mother and her child. Immediately after birth, a mother cares for and breastfeeds her unborn child. After a few days, she began to breastfeed barely every six hours, while the foal Spend the rest of your time alone on the beach. Meanwhile, a new drama unfolds. It's mating season and the males are protecting their ares with fervor. As disputes over territory often end in violence, tourists often eat in the I can't imagine summer on your quiet beach visits. No final, the defeated retreats, while the victor, with pride, reclaims his victory. He became the leader of that part of the beach and, as such, gained the attention of the locals. Females. For them, a walk to Happiness Forever takes time. So, off the coast of Germany, as gray seals await a new generation next year. As German mountains, from the Alps to Saxon Switzerland and the famous Floresta Negra They're home to rare creatures that almost no one has ever seen. This is an invitation to explore the unknown. These dense forests extend to the more distant peaks. In southern Germany, you'll find Berchtesgaden National Park, the country's only alpine park. This accident area is as vast as Seattle, with Mount Watzmann at the bottom. In the spring, as marmots come out of hibernation and as females, they are fertile for just one day a year. Yes, they're guarded by males who don't lose sight of them. Young males challenge the older males for their territories, and these fights often result in new leaders, eliminating the descendants of the Antigones. Meanwhile, the camorças eat in abundance. The cubs, excited by a new season, sometimes lose their mother. But a famine has taken us back to the group. With the gradual arrival of spring, the peaks of the mountains are still enveloped by a rainbow. cold, a phenomenon known as thermal inversion. It was at this time that the tetras grande, a rare bird, exhibited in their duels in the black forest. In the age of mating, the exhibitionist behavior of the great tetras is striking. Especially with their tails open and branches. A challenger approaches the alpha male, and as testosterone increases, these birds We're going to be even more aggressive. The duel involves bites on the most sensitive areas, especially above the eyes. The dominant male defends his territory, while the challenger is forced to retreat. In Germany, as it advances towards the Alps, a spring finally sets in. In the east, as the rocky formations of the Saxon Switzerland stand out, erosion over the centuries. These isolated stone towers became the home of rare birds of prey, like the falcon. I'm going to go with Peregrino. A pair of peregrine falcons built their nest on one of these prominences. In the 1970s, these birds disappeared from the region, but were reintroduced in 1989. During the first weeks of life of the puppies, the parents bring food, such as pigeons and small The passaros. One adult prepares a meal, while the other keeps the nest clean, ensuring that the The puppies are growing healthy. About 250 kilometres to the west, the Harz Mountains, located in northern Germany, predominate A coniferous vegetation above 700 metres and fawns in lower areas. Here live Germany's smallest bird, the carcinoma, and the largest feline, the lynx. The lynx in the Harz Mountains had disappeared about 200 years ago, but not by the beginning of the millennium. They were reintroduced. Like other female felines, they cry their young alone. When the puppies are held by the back of the head, they stay still, a protective instinct. against injuries. At eight weeks, they still have a lot to learn from their mothers before they return The Commission has However, a journey is dangerous, and only one out of five puppies, survive to A life as an adult. On the other side of the mountains, a pair of eagle owls also take care of their cubs. At just four weeks old, the little ones spend their days waiting for the next meal, She arrives at night, carried by her father, while her mother takes care of her development. On the border between France and Germany, a Palatinate Forest reveals impressive Red sandstone penhascos, vestiges of an ancient oceanic bed that formed more than 250 million years ago. During the summer, the mountain meadows are filled with vibrant and colorful insects. As forests along the German Wine Route become a destination for migratory birds that I'm going back to Africa. Among them, the beetle stands out for its exuberant colors and unique behavior. O macho, to attract a partner, dig a hole in a nice area and then offer A female is a wedding present, usually an inseto. If an offer is not accepted, he quickly seeks another option, like a fly that Flores, to ensure that the marriage is consummated. This bird, thought extinct in Germany in recent decades, is now reappearing in The hottest regions of the country. At night, the owl cubs in our penhascos are still waiting patiently for food, while Their parents are increasingly busy in search of food. A darkness active the night hunters, like the bank rat, who know in search of I'm going to feed them, and the young owls are waiting for their next meal as they hunger. The Alps, Europe's most imposing mountains, formed 135 million years ago By tectonic movements, the ibex walk over terrains where they find fossils The remains of petrified sea creatures, from the ancient oceans. In July, the marmot cubs emerge for the first time from their burrows, still ignorant Two dangers that seek you. A golden eagle, always on the lookout, makes the warnings given by adult marmots They are essential for the survival of the colony. Back in the Palatinate forest, the young eagle owls began to explore the world. Around. They're not fully able to fly yet, but this period of curiosity and learning It's crucial to their future independence. The peregrine falcons, equally ready to leave their nests, will remain no territory. Two more months before we leave in search of our own space. It's amazing to imagine that these birds, who now beg for food, will soon be They'll become formidable predators, reaching impressive speeds of over 200 Kilometers an hour in their dives to capture prey. In a short time, their parents will stop feeding them, and the young falcons will need Learn to hunt alone. In the region of Saxony Switzerland, as the Elbe sand mountains extend to a border with a Czech Republic. Summer brings intense heat and drought to the highlands, where vegetation is scarce. As sandstone rocks fragment, forming steep penhascos and creating tiny dunes I remember the deserts. This unstable environment challenges ants, but as ant larvae they encounter A solution that is ingenious. They call armadillos in the form of funnels in a loose area, where any insect that slithers can be seen. I rarely manage to escape. Once a presa cai, a lion-an ant spears areia to disorient-a-la, dragging-a-la to the ground. His jaws to feed her until there's just a dry shell left. The hills of the Floresta do Palatinado, the old castles of the Penhasco, the old castles of the Penhasco Do Dragão, em Trifels, na Montanha do Sol. It was a great day. According to a legend from the Nibelungs, it was here that Siegfried realized his legendary feat. to kill a dragon. During the summer, the young bees begin to leave their young, while the parents try to encouraging them to leave their nesting holes. However, not all puppies feel ready for this new phase, and even an offer A fly of flowers is not enough to convince you to leave. Interestingly, about 20% of the beekeeper houses receive help from young bees. The first two years of the child's life are the most important. I'm not leaving the two new puppies. It is estimated that there are about 100 breeding pairs of bee-eaters on the Rota do Vinho, and as a result, the number of breeding pairs is increasing. continued reproduction, this number may increase in the coming years. Meanwhile, in the forests but to the north, as temperatures start to drop. As deer and their calves gather in bands, seeking safety in numbers. Or a lynx that chased a deer the night before now rests, or that brings tranquility to the Rebanho, you're going to be a shepherd in peace. A mother lynx, with a blue mark on the ear, was reintroduced into the wild in 2002, and now With large filhotes, you have to hunt large prey to guarantee a survival of the species. Family. A deer like this can feed its cubs for up to three days, a feat essential for Your growth. In the black forest, a mountain higher, or Feldberg, almost 1,500 meters high, It offers a spectacular view, especially appreciated in Belgium. Our penhascos, the owl pups are almost ready to become hunters. On hot summer days in Saxon Switzerland, heat penetrates as deep as the ravines. The dormouses, which remain active only half the year, struggle to accumulate fat. enough for a period of hibernation. The sleepy, nervous youngsters, search for food in crevices and crevices. As ripe raspberries are a delicacy, a mother rat prefers to keep for herself. However, these fruits do not provide the necessary reserves, being as proteins Essential food. As lemmas, for example, we offer a good food supplement, despite being covered by mud. Argan seeds are capable of removing sludge before consumption. As time passed, autumn began to fall in Saxon Switzerland. As the foothills of the mountain range, once used as fortifications in the Middle Ages, Now form the backdrop of the muflões' mating rituals, the ancestors of modern sheep. The sheep fight to conquer a partner and drive away their competitors. If the conception is successful, the lambs will be born in March of the following year. About 400 kilometers to the north, in the highlands of Visa, the period of acasalamento It's also in full swing. The red veins gather for the hunt, and the alpha male works tirelessly to Keep your harem under control. Competition with other males is intense, and any mistake can cost a female. Meanwhile, a veal covers itself with mud to protect itself from ticks and other pests. In Germany's highest mountains, the Alps, the Zugspitze, stand out at almost 3,000 metres The height. A line of trees in the Berchtesgaden National Park reaches about 1,800 metres, a region inhabited by the Ibex. These majestic animals, symbols of the Bavarian Alps, arrived relatively recently in the region. Establishing itself in the 20th century. Since then, they have multiplied in the most remote areas of the park. With the approach of winter, as the first snows begin to slowly cover a landscape. While the marmots finish preparing their nests for hibernation, the final do The autumn takes over the German highlands. The mating season of the red calves comes to an end, and the males spend their The energies in intense disputes are visibly exhausted. The mighty roar that used to be heard in the forests now becomes rarer, as these animals We face the challenge of replenishing our fat reserves before the harsh winter. Among the veedos, an elderly individual was found dead, probably after losing a battle. As a rival but young. Corvos, always prudent, wait days before approaching the body, certifying themselves That there are no threats. As soon as the environment is safe, they emerge in packs, and quickly, or whatever the animal is left with. It reduces a bone. The presence of carcasses is unusual, and is only observed in protected areas, where Hunting is not allowed, allowing older animals to meet their end naturally. With the arrival of the fog and the first rains, vegetation prepares for a long season Fries. Conifers have a natural anticongestion mechanism, which protects them against high temperatures. severas, withstanding at least 28 degrees Celsius. As seeds of these plants must pass through several weeks of cold before they can I'm going to get some water. In the Alps, the first snow falls in September, covering the peaks with a thick mantle of snow. - I'm not sure. For herbivores like camursas, the winter brings significant challenges, forcing them to A rock-climbing expedition in search of scarce nutrients. No Monte Feldberg, no Floresta Negra, a landscape is covered in white, and the veins red They move to lower areas, where food is harder to find. They save energy by walking on trails already marked in snow. The young lynx, now almost the size of his father, is one of the few surviving cubs. In the winter. In the nests of the Arganazes, five rats formed a community of hibernation, reducing the number of rats in the nest. Drastically reduce your heart rate and body temperature to a minimum. Occasionally, a rat wakes up and its pulse rises to more than 200 beats per hour. A phenomenon not yet fully understood. Soon, he returns to a state of deep hibernation, which will last for more than six months. In the forest, a lynx returns to its last snow-covered carcass. I'm going to eat it discreetly. These felines, although they prefer not to be observed, cannot ignore a hunger for I'm going to go. Keeper Cayley, a bird adapted to cold climates, also follows its routine, surviving With barely a kilo of pine needles a day. As the winter progresses, the mountains remain deserted, except for a few small ones. The snow is behind us. In Saxony Switzerland, the penhascos were once used to provide stone for construction Dresden is now covered by a thick layer of snow. When spring begins to give its first signs, the first signs and drops of The snow breaks the ice, announcing the end of winter. O Keeper Cayley, with her impressive white plumage, began a courtship as females, taking advantage The immaculate scenery that a melted snow reveals. A spring brings renewal and challenges to wildlife in the vast forests of Germany. High in the mountains and between the penhascos, life unfolds with dramatic beauty. It's a silent struggle for survival. As owl-agia, but without a reproductive cycle, they follow their course with a The female is already hatching her eggs. The macho, always vigilant, is in charge of providing food, a delicate choreography which ensures the survival of future pups. In the mountains and mountain forests, the lynx, after being reintroduced into the wild, continues to a dejar sua marca. - What is it? After 130 years of absence, it returns as a symbol of the success of conservation policies. Its presence not only enriches biodiversity, but also strengthens the natural balance In the region. As German forests, full of tales and mysteries, offer an ideal habitat for A survival of rare animals, like the lynx, which now has an opportunity to rebuild Your population. Germany, with about a third of its territory covered by forests, is a The European Union's most arborized nations. Na famosa Floresta Negra, a spring that brings new life to the world. As fairies sprout and a species that long ago had disappeared, the wild cat, returns to raise their puppies. The young wild cats, sometimes confused with domestic cats, can be distinguished For your tails are as big as your pretos. This is another example of how conservation is restoring native wildlife. From Germany. Our sand dunes in Saxon Switzerland, as the cobra is ready to return to breed. Year after year, these rare birds find safety in the most inaccessible areas, where Their fortress-like nests are under constant surveillance. Silent in comparison with white storks, these birds offer a spectacle. Discreet, but impressive parental care. For their young, rain is a danger, as their feathers are not yet water repellent. The parents, then, serve as the guardians of the living, protecting them from the humidity that could It will be fatal. A rain, however, is beneficial for the forests. As fir trees, for example, depend on at least 600 millimetres of precipitation For a year to grow healthy. Nas tocas, as raposas também feel the challenges of the season. With her newborn cubs, who have not yet seen the outside world, a fox mother I want to make sure everyone has a chance to eat. To sustain her ninhada hunger, she has to hunt frequently. In other parts of the forest, while the cherry trees bloom with up to a million flowers. The bees play a crucial role in pollination, ensuring that a famous Cherry cake from the Black Forest has its ingredients. However, the dangers are always lurking. A fox gets close to a group of deer, making a mother deer alert. Fortunately, a fox decides it's wiser to move on. The little deer, however, had its first encounter with the dangers of wildlife. Even with nearly two million deer in Germany, almost half of that population It's killed by hunters every year. However, the deer's reproductive capacity is so efficient that these losses do not significantly affect the size of the population.