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Europe

Europe is defined by culture and tradition more than by geography.  It is the western part of the landmass called 'Eurasia', combining both Europe and Asia.  As such, many of the species found in Europe will also be found in Asia.

We have included animals found on the north coast of Africa as being 'European' too - this is because from an animals point of view, it is easier to move around the Mediterranean Sea than it is to move across the Sahara desert to tropical Africa.

Barbary macaque
Barbary macaque Barbary macaque, macaques, Barbary macaques at Edinburgh Zoo, Barbary ape Barbary macaque Grassland Yes Africa,Europe Please adopt me

Black stork
Black stork Black stork, Ciconia nigra Black stork Grassland,Ocean & Wetland Yes Africa,Asia,Europe Please adopt me - I only have

Eurasian Eagle Owl
Eurasian Eagle Owl Eurasian Eagle Owl, Bubo bubo, Tango Eurasian Eagle Owl Woodland No Europe A great way to support

European otter
European otter European otter, Lutra lutra lutra, otters European otter Ocean & Wetland Yes Asia,Europe A great way to support

European souslik
European souslik European souslik, Spermophilus citellus European souslik Grassland Yes Asia,Europe Please adopt me - I only have one adopter!

Heck cattle
Heck cattle Heck cattle, Bos taurus Heck cattle at Edinburgh Zoo Grassland Yes Europe A great way to support RZSS

Raven
Raven Raven, ravens, bird, birds Raven Woodland Yes Europe,North America A great way to support RZSS – buy it for

Wolverine
Wolverine Wolverine, Gulo gulo Wolverine Woodland Yes Asia,Europe,North America A great way to support RZSS – buy it for yourself