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Stanice přírodovědců
Stanice přírodovědců
This is a very small collection, mainly focused on fish and reptiles, with a few birds, mammals, and some domestic animals mixed in.
If you go here, don’t expect too much. It’s compact and fairly basic, but still interesting to walk through. They do seem to keep rarer species on and off, so depending on timing, you might get lucky and see something very or semi-rare.
Overall, it might not really be a destination on its own, but if you’re already in the area, it’s a quick stop worth checking out!
Mindanao water monitor (Varanus cumingi)
King ratsnake (Elaphe carinata carinata)
General Information
Opened: 1950s
Location: Prague, Czech Republic
Type: Nature study centre / animal and plant collection
Stanice přírodovědců, also known as the Nature Study Station, is a nature and education centre operated by the Prague House of Children and Youth (DDM hl. m. Prahy). The station has its origins in the development of specialist youth centres for natural sciences during the 1950s and is located in a green area near Anděl in Prague 5.
The centre combines education in natural sciences and animal keeping with a living collection of plants and animals. Its grounds include outdoor enclosures and aviaries, greenhouses, tropical terrariums, aquariums, gardens and nature trails. The collection includes both domestic and exotic animals, while the greenhouses contain tropical and subtropical plants alongside aquariums and terrariums. The animals and plants form an important part of the centre's educational programmes and specialist activities for children and young people.
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