11 June 2020, Brandenburg, Müllrose: Nico Brunkow, ranger with the Brandenburg nature guard, picks up a plate from the forest floor in the Schlaubetal Nature Park and looks to see if there are vipers underneath. The smooth snake is an almost unknown creature in Germany. The second most common snake species after the grass snake lives mostly in hiding, also due to its grey-brown camouflage colouring. In the Schlaubetal, however, a ranger has been on its trail for years. At three checkpoints on the edge of the Schlaubetal near Müllrose (Oder-Spree), ranger Nico Brunkow carefully and with a searc
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11 June 2020, Brandenburg, Müllrose: Nico Brunkow, ranger with the Brandenburg nature guard, picks up a plate from the forest floor in the Schlaubetal Nature Park and looks to see if there are vipers underneath. The smooth snake is an almost unknown creature in Germany. The second most common snake species after the grass snake lives mostly in hiding, also due to its grey-brown camouflage colouring. In the Schlaubetal, however, a ranger has been on its trail for years. At three checkpoints on the edge of the Schlaubetal near Müllrose (Oder-Spree), ranger Nico Brunkow carefully and with a searching eye lifts dozens of pieces of roofing felt or metal sheets that were previously weighted down with stones. Photo: Patrick Pleul/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB