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Boon Baramee
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Maetaeng Elephant Park
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Elephant locations in
Germany
225 locations has kept elephants in Germany
There is presently 137 (28,108) living elephants in locations in Germany in this database
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Germany
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Location holdings:
225
locations
has kept 674 elephants in
Germany
(Database tables with collection of elephants
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Elephants in locations
137 (28,108) living 537 (111,388) dead
The first elephant arriving in Germany was Charlemagnes elephant
Abul-Abbas
, arriving in Aachen in 802. The second elephant in Germany is refered to as
The Cremona elephant
arriving in 1229.
In 1995 Germany had elephants on more circuses than in Zoos. Since then many circuses lost their elephants.
During 1650, 1668 and 1692, elephants were exhibited on the annual
Leipziger Messe, including a private elephant bought from
William I of Württemberg in Germany
had bought.
1857:
Menagerie Scholz & Liphard
on Leipziger Messe.
Recommended Citation
Koehl, Dan,
Facts about elephants in Germany
. Elephant Encyclopedia, (2025) available online retrieved 2025-03-28 at
https://www.elephant.se/country.php?name=Germany
.
(
archived
at the
Wayback machine
)
Sources, among others
https://geo.viaregia.org/testbed/pool/editmain/T1_673_Miss.Baba.htm
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The elephant database startpage. Statistics
News about elephants in Germany
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