Excitement at the Berlin Zoo: Elephant girl Anchali inspires the audience!

Excitement at the Berlin Zoo: Elephant girl Anchali inspires the audience!

Zoo Berlin, Deutschland - The Berlin Zoo is currently very popular with animal fans from the capital and beyond. The focus is particularly on the elephant girl Anchali, who caused excitement on the Internet with her playful way and her last mud bath video. The sunny weather in Berlin not only put the visitors, but also the animals in a good atmosphere. Floor horse Toni cooled down in the diving pool while the lions made themselves comfortable in the sun.

The Asian elephants from India, including Anchali, are known for their social behavior and their intelligence. The young elephants use mud baths to maintain their skin because the mud protects them from sun and parasites. When the sludge layer dries and crumbles, sow again to apply a new layer again. In this area you also get support from the zookeepers who help Anchali with a water hose, with the 12-year-old elephant lady being the youngest in the Berlin zoo elephant family. She was born in August 2012 and is therefore an important member of the group.

The other animal attractions also attract the audience

In addition to Anchali, the dwarf hippopotames Toni and the popular Panda twins Leni and Lotti are other main attractions of the zoo. These animals represent an important part of the diverse offer that the zoo offers its visitors. The combination of different animal species attracts numerous families and animal lovers every year and also strengthens awareness of species protection. The Asian elephants achieve an average life expectancy of around 16.9 years, which makes the care and the protection they receive in the zoo.

For animal enthusiasts, the zoo is not only a place of entertainment, but also a space for education and understanding. Every animal has its special needs and behaviors that are supervised by the carers. This not only creates an optimal living environment for the animals, but also enables visitors to learn more about the species and their way of life.

The Zoo Berlin therefore remains an important institution for both leisure activities and for promoting animal welfare. A visit is worthwhile to observe the fascinating animals in their habitat and to support the commitment to the protection of species. Further information about the Asian elephants and other animal species can be found on the website of the [Zoo Berlin] (https://www.zooberlin.de/de/tiere/asiatischer- elefant), where the different species and their habitat are presented.