Wild Berlin

Synopsis

Berlin hosts a diverse array of wildlife, with an estimated two birds for every human resident. The city is home to abundant sparrows and nightingales, alongside nearly half a million trees that support swarms of bees. Urban areas provide habitats for badgers, raccoons, foxes, bats, squirrels, hedgehogs, and beavers. Strips of railway land serve as hunting grounds for praying mantises, illustrating how Berlin functions as an urban jungle, where nature thrives amidst the bustling metropolis.