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| Section | Natur: Amphibien & Reptilien |
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Stefan Dummermuth 16/06/2013 21:50
Bei hohen Temperaturen ist das das typische "Sonnenbad-Verhalten" der Schlingnatter (Coronella austriaca). Da genügt schön eine Körperpartie an der Sonne, um die ganze Schlange aufzuwärmen.LG, Stefan