Vocabulary List: Wild Animals in Germany

German Vocabulary Serie: Animals

EasyDeutsch Learn German Vocabulary Serie 2: Animals / Episode 3: Wild Animals in Germany

 

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der Hase / die Hasen – the hare

male animal: der Hase (zoological: der Rammler)

female animal: die Häsin (zoological: die Zibbe)

young animal: –

Hasen haben lange Ohren und leben oft auf Feldern.

// Hares have long ears and they live most often on fields.

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das Eichhörnchen / die Eichhörnchen – the squirrel

male animal: das Männchen

female animal: das Weibchen

young animal: –

Eichhörnchen leben im Wald und sammeln Nüsse für den Winterschlaf.

// Squirrels live in the forest and collect nuts for hibernation.

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der Igel / die Igel – the hedgehog

male animal: das Männchen

female animal: das Weibchen

young animal: –

Igel haben viele kleine Stacheln. // Hedgehogs have many small stings.

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der Fuchs / die Füchse = the fox

male animal: der Fuchs (zoological: der Rüde)

female animal: die Füchsin (zoological: Fähe)

young animal:  der Jungwuchs / der Welpe

Fuchse sind orange und haben einen langen Schwanz.

// A fox is orange and has a long tail.

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der Schmetterling / die Schmetterlinge = the butterfly

male animal: das Männchen

female animal: das Weibchen

young animal: –

Es gibt viele verschiedene Schmetterlinge in verschiedenen Farben.

// There are many different butterflys in different colors.

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der Hirsch / die Hirsche = deer

male animal: der Hirschbock

female animal: die Hirschkuh

young animal:  Hirschkalb

Männliche Hirsche haben ein großes Geweih. // Male deers have big antlers.

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das Reh / die Rehe = smaller deer

male animal: der Rehbock

female animal: die Rehkuh

young animal: das Rehkalb (in spoken language sometimes: Bambi thanks to Disney)

Rehe sind deutlich kleiner als Hirsche. // A „Reh“ is a small deer.

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die Eule / die Eulen – the owl

male animal: das Männchen

female animal: das Weibchen

young animal: das Küken

Eulen verstecken sich gern in Bäumen. // Owls like to hide in trees.

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der Falke / die Falken = the falcon

male animal: das Männchen

female animal: das Weibchen

young animal: das Küken

Falken sind große Raubvögel. // Falcons are big raptors.

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der Otter / die Otter = the otter

male animal: das Männchen

female animal: das Weibchen

young animal: –

Otter leben an Flüssen und fressen Fisch. // Otter live at rivers and eat fisch.

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der Wolf / die Wölfe = the wolf

male animal: der Wolf

female animal: die Wölfin

young animals: das Wolfsjunge, der Welpe

Seit ein paar Jahren gibt es wieder Wölfe in deutschen Wäldern.

// Since some years, the wolfs are back in German forests.

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Practise your Pronunciation with my German Vocabulary Video about Wild Animals

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Do you know more animals that live in the forest? Which animals live in the forests of your home country? Write a comment!

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