Tierpark Hamm, Zoo in Hamm, Germany
Tierpark Hamm is a zoo in the city of Hamm featuring around 550 animals from about 80 species housed in enclosures that mimic natural habitats. The facility spans a large area with continuous paths that allow visitors to walk between different sections.
The zoo was founded in 1934 and suffered heavy damage from bombing during World War II. It was rebuilt afterward and reopened in 1951.
The park is laid out to let visitors move through different animal habitats as if walking through natural environments. The open design encourages people to observe how various species exist together in shared spaces.
The facility is open to visitors most days of the year, with extended hours during warmer months and shorter hours in the colder season. Comfortable shoes are recommended since the grounds are expansive and require considerable walking.
The park houses rare animal species like four-horned goats and Madagascan fossas that are seldom seen in German zoos. These special residents make the zoo an interesting place for visitors wanting to encounter more unusual animals.
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