Teutonic Safari: Spotting Rare Wild Animals in Germany

In the Gut Sunder park in the northern state of Lower Saxony, wildlife experts have found a special way to permit the observation of rare animals. Visitors who don't spot one while hiking around the park can go to an animal film center which has livestream camera transmissions from 10 locations that are inaccessible to visitors. The cameras film animals such as otters, badgers, kingfishers and pine martens. And if the animals happen to be out of view of the cameras, highlights can be sampled in the film archives.

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• Part 1: Spotting Rare Wild Animals in Germany
• Part 2: Just Passing Through -- Cranes Near Berlin
• Part 3: Hard-working Beavers
• Part 4: Bats in Northern Germany
• Part 5: Cute Seals in the North Sea
• Part 6: Wolves Make a Comeback in Saxony
• Part 7: Wildcats in the West
• Part 8: Lonely Lynx in Bavaria
• Part 9: Otters and Badgers in Lower Saxony
• Part 10: Kingfishers All Over Germany