10 January 2019, Rhineland-Palatinate, Thür: Carpathian buffalos graze in the Thürer Wiesen nature reserve. Nature conservationists are pleased with the success of grazing projects, robust animal breeds keep areas free of vegetation and thus promote biodiversity. (Zu dpa: Primitive cattle and horses work as landscape gardeners from 13.03.2019). Photo: Thomas Frey/dpa

10 January 2019, Rhineland-Palatinate, Thür: Carpathian buffalos graze in the Thürer Wiesen nature reserve. Nature conservationists are pleased with the success of grazing projects, robust animal breeds keep areas free of vegetation and thus promote biodiversity. (Zu dpa: Primitive cattle and horses work as landscape gardeners from 13.03.2019). Photo: Thomas Frey/dpa Stock Photo

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