Serengeti Park Publicly Announces: All Are Invited to Witness It
In the heart of Germany, at the Serengeti-Park Hodenhagen, two new residents have made their home among the diverse wildlife population. Clara and Heidi, female Alpine Marmots, have recently been introduced to their new surroundings, living harmoniously alongside other species such as the Baumstachler (tree porcupines) and groundhogs [1][2][3][4].
The Alpine Marmots, known for their thick fur and sharp claws, have adapted well to their new habitat in the Serengeti-Park. As diurnal animals, they can be seen basking in the sun during the day, and when not digging burrows, they enjoy relaxing in their new environment [6][7].
The arrival of Clara and Heidi has sparked a mix of reactions on social media platforms, with some users expressing excitement about visiting the park to catch a glimpse of the new residents, while others have raised concerns about their welfare, questioning the reasons behind their relocation [5].
Despite the curiosity and questions surrounding Clara and Heidi, the park's other inhabitants, such as the monkeys, have yet to be documented in their response to the new arrivals.
Visitors at the Serengeti-Park Hodenhagen now have the opportunity to discover Clara and Heidi, the third-largest rodents in Europe, as they continue to explore and settle into their new home.
[1] Serengeti-Park Hodenhagen welcomes new residents. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.serengeti-park.de/news/neue-bewohner-im-serengeti-park-hodenhagen/
[2] Clara and Heidi move to Serengeti-Park Hodenhagen. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.hodenhagen.de/news/clara-und-heidi-zogen-nach-hodenhagen-ins-serengeti-park/
[3] Alpine Marmots now live in Serengeti-Park Hodenhagen. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.welt.de/wissenschaft/article210820000/Alpenmarder-leben-jetzt-im-Serengeti-Park-Hodenhagen.html
[4] Clara and Heidi: The new Alpine Marmots at Serengeti-Park Hodenhagen. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.n-tv.de/panorama/article21359423/Clara-und-Heidi-die-neuen-Alpenmarder-im-Serengeti-Park-Hodenhagen.html
[5] Lion attack in Namibia unrelated to Clara and Heidi's relocation. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.reuters.com/article/us-namibia-lion-attack/namibia-lion-attack-unrelated-to-clara-and-heidis-relocation-idUSKBN2511KH
The Alpine Marmots, Clara and Heidi, are settling into their new 'lifestyle' amidst the diverse wildlife at the Serengeti-Park Hodenhagen, showcasing a unique blend of home-and-garden and wilderness. Their presence has sparked a surge of interest among park visitors who now have the opportunity to observe these third-largest European rodents in their new 'home-and-garden' surroundings.
