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Die Kegelrobbe - Deutschlands größtes Raubtier
Episode December 22, 2022 22 min 32s

Die Kegelrobbe - Deutschlands größtes Raubtier

From Radiowissen • Bayerischer Rundfunk
Freilebende Raubtiere in Deutschland? Die größten sind die Kegelrobben, niedlich als flauschige Heuler, bissig, sobald sie erwachsen sind und ihren Harem verteidigen. Seit die Jagd auf sie verboten ist, vermehren sie sich rapide. (BR 2020)

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