Krabbel alarm in Berlin-Wedding: Skorpion found in apartment building

Von NAG Redaktion

Krabbel-Alarm in Berlin-Wedding! In einem Mehrfamilienhaus wurde am Montag ein Skorpion gefunden. Die Polizei wurde in die Seestraße gerufen, wo das herrenlose schwarze Tier umherirrte. Die Beamten konnten den Skorpion in einem Pappkarton sichern. Da das Tier nicht gekennzeichnet ist, konnte kein Besitzer ermittelt werden, wie die Polizei über Instagram mitteilte. Der Besitzer des entlaufenen Skorpions kann das Tier nun auf dem zuständigen Polizeiabschnitt abholen. Welche Art von Skorpion es genau ist und ob das Tier giftig ist, konnte die Polizeisprecherin auf Anfrage nicht sagen. Der Vorfall sorgte für Aufsehen in der Nachbarschaft und zeigt, dass auch exotische Tiere in …
Crawling alarm in Berlin-Wedding! A scorpion was found in an apartment building on Monday. The police were called to Seestraße, where the abandoned black animal broke around. The officials were able to secure the scorpion in a cardboard box. Since the animal is not marked, no owner could be determined, as the police said on Instagram. The owner of the run -down scorpion can now pick up the animal at the responsible police section. The police spokeswoman could not say exactly what kind of scorpion it is and whether the animal is poisonous. The incident caused a sensation in the neighborhood and shows that exotic animals in ... (Symbolbild/MB)

Krabbel alarm in Berlin-Wedding! A scorpion was found in an apartment building on Monday. The police were called to Seestraße, where the abandoned black animal broke around. The officials were able to secure the scorpion in a cardboard box. Since the animal is not marked, no owner could be determined, as the police announced on Instagram.

The owner of the run -down scorpion can now pick up the animal at the responsible police section. The police spokeswoman could not say what kind of scorpion it is and whether the animal is poisonous.

The incident caused a sensation in the neighborhood and shows that exotic animals can also appear in living areas. The Berlin police therefore warn against keeping wild animals as pets and appeals to the citizens to act responsibly when keeping exotic animals.

This incident is another example of unusual animal encounters in Germany. In recent years, exotic animals such as gags, crocodiles or scorpions have been found in major German cities. They often escape from private households or illegal animal trade.

The appearance of exotic animals in residential areas not only is a danger to the population, but also raises questions about animal welfare. Many exotic animals are not suitable for attitude in living rooms and need special environments to be able to live in a species -appropriate manner.

The authorities are aware of the problem and work to contain illegal animal trade and strengthen animal welfare. Nevertheless, it is important that the citizens also contribute their part by dealing responsibly with exotic animals and reporting illegal attitude.

Overall, the incident in Berlin-Wedding illustrates the need to critically question the attitude of exotic animals and to find out about the needs and dangers of these animals. This is the only way to ensure the well -being of the animals and the safety of the population.

Topics: Berlin police, animals