Announcement from Serengeti Park: Public Unveiling of New Attraction
The Serengeti Park in Hodenhagen has welcomed two new residents, alpine marmots named Clara and Heidi. These furry creatures, known as the third-largest rodents in Europe, have made their home among tree porcupines, groundhogs, and brush-tailed porcupines, adding a unique twist to the park's animal inhabitants.
Clara and Heidi are diurnal animals, and during their free time, they can often be found lounging and relaxing in the sun. Visitors of the Serengeti Park are admiring these new residents, with many intrigued by their presence outside their usual Alpine habitat.
The marmots' unique ability to communicate with park visitors adds a new interactive element to the Serengeti Park experience. Their arrival has caused excitement among the existing residents of the park as well, as they explore their new enclosure.
However, not all reactions to the marmots' arrival have been positive. Some Facebook users question the reason for Clara and Heidi's presence in the Serengeti Park, suggesting they should be in the Alps instead. User opinions on the matter are divided, with some looking forward to their next visit to the park to see the marmots, while others express concern or confusion.
The Serengeti Park emphasizes that the marmots' relocation is carefully managed with attention to their welfare. The park's goal is to diversify its animal exhibits, offering guests a chance to learn about species from different ecosystems beyond the typical African savanna animals. The arrival of Clara and Heidi has generated curiosity and broadened visitors' appreciation for diverse wildlife.
Clara and Heidi are well-equipped with thick fur and sharp claws for life in the Alps, but the park has ensured they are comfortable in their new home. The marmots were allowed to explore their new enclosure at the Serengeti Park, and there was plenty of sniffing, exploring, and inspecting as they settled into their new surroundings.
As the days go by, it's clear that Clara and Heidi are making themselves at home in their new environment. The Serengeti Park is now home to a diverse array of animals, and the arrival of these alpine marmots has added a new and exciting chapter to the park's history.
Despite their unusual habitat, Clara and Heidi can be seen basking in the sun and exploring their home-and-garden-like enclosure at the Serengeti Park. This lifestyle shift has brought a fresh dimension to the park's residents, attracting a mix of admiration, curiosity, and debate among visitors and social media users.
