Flora and Fauna in the Alps Mountain adaptation for animals does
not include the wearing of hiking boots, but you might want to
consider them so you can hikes up to see the fauna and flora of
the breathtaking, unforgiving peaks of the Alps. Watch out for
bears in Switzerland – and we mean that in a good way. The bear
pit, Bern's emblem, has been transformed into a large bear park
where bears can climb, fish and play. With the help of infrared
cameras, the bears can also be observed at night. The zoological
gardens in the Dählhölzli Forest concentrates on European fauna
such as otter, musk ox, lynx, wolf; bison, elk, reindeer,
ibisare - free-flying butterflies for an exotic touch.
Mountains, glaciers, and lakes in the Swiss countryside shelter
specially adapted fauna and flora. In April and May the
flowering bushes form a colorful, fragrant carpet in San Grato
Park near Lugano. Italy, rough and wild, yields natural beauty
easily on a par with its cultural treasures. In the Alps expect
chamois and goats, evergr