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Apart from the flora of the Canary Islands, about 8,000 plant species grow in Spain, many of which are endemic, that is, they grow only in Spain. Only a small part of the once vast forests remains, mainly in the north of the country. In humid Spain, forests are mainly broad-leaved(beech, elm, oak, chestnut, ash, linden, poplar), higher in the mountains, evergreen species appear(varieties of oak, pine, spruce), even higher the forests turn into alpine meadows.
The richest vegetation on the North Atlantic slopes of the Cantabrian mountains and the Galician massif - these areas are called "green" Spain. On the plain of the Ebro River at the foot of the mountains, evergreen shrubs and grasses grow, there is also semi-desert vegetation with a predominance of wormwood and salt marshes. "Dry" Spain is dominated by Mediterranean vegetation, evergreen shrubs - maquis, garigas and semi-shrubs - tomillars. The maquis include myrtle, juniper, wild pistachio, cistus and low trees.
The fauna of Spain is very rich and varied. In the north, the fauna is Central European: many deer, roe deer, wild boars. Red deer and Iberian ibex have survived in the mountainous regions. Reindeer hunting is allowed. Sometimes in the Cantabrian mountains and the mountains of León, a brown bear is found. Of the predators, quite a few wolves, foxes have survived, and at the mouth of the Guadalquivir - Spanish lynxes.
Spain is considered the richest country in Europe in terms of the number of bird species found here. In summer in Spain, you can see up to 25 species of birds of prey: hawks, eagles, griffins, falcons(the largest colony of black hawks in the Torrejón reservoir on the Tagus River). Many rare species only hibernate here, and it is best to observe them in early spring or late autumn. There are many colonies of waterfowl: geese, ducks, herons, flamingos, white storks.
Spain is also home to many species of reptiles: lizards, snakes, chameleons, and tarantulas and scorpions are found in the semi-deserts in the southeast of the country. A lot of fish is found in river estuaries and in the Atlantic, mainly sardines, less - Baltic herring, cod, anchovies and various types of molluscs. The Mediterranean Sea is home to tuna, salmon, anchovies, crayfish and lobster.
A good place for a fun and educational pastime is the zoo aquarium de Madrid. You can see hundreds of animals, from the familiar bears or monkeys to the rare anteaters or red bristle-eared pigs in the zoo. In addition, Madrid Zoo has a large aquarium with 330 species of fish, turtles and marine invertebrates.
The first impression of the Madrid Zoo can be made during a trip on the sightseeing train. In 20 minutes you will see many animals and you can decide who you want to admire longer. For further walks, if you are traveling with a baby, the zoo offers to rent a baby carriage.
Find your way around the large area of the zoo and aquarium in Madrid with a map, which is issued free of charge at the ticket office. You will take a tour of a small copy of the Earth and get acquainted with the fauna of America, Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia and Oceania. It would not be an exaggeration to say that as soon as you cross the threshold of the zoo, the question of what to do in Madrid will be decided by itself. For example, several times a day the most talented representatives of the animal world take part in the show. Want to see the sea lions joke? How high do dolphins jump? How do eagles fish? How do toucans manage their huge beak? Be sure to ask when this or that show will take place.
Another interesting offer of the Zoo Aquarium de Madrid is stories about animals. Even basic English or Spanish is enough to learn why elephants need sand, why koalas have to sleep a lot, and how gorillas raise their children. Check out the schedule for when the zoo staff will talk about elephants, gorillas, orangutans and chimpanzees, pandas, koalas and brown bears, eagles, rhinos.
Also in the zoo-aquarium of Madrid you can look into the underwater world. Giant turtles soaring in the water column, sluggish fat groupers and sharks as fast as torpedoes are a fascinating sight. The aquarium is inhabited by lizards, crocodiles and other reptiles. And babies are often born at the Madrid Zoo. Perhaps you will witness the first walk of a baby elephant or giraffe. There are several restaurants and cafes on the territory of the zoological garden. It is also allowed to bring food with you.
Madrid is a popular Spanish city. There is always a lot of sun here. Madrid holds the contested fourth place on the list of the hottest cities in Europe. The climate in Madrid is mixed, it combines continental and Mediterranean and characterizes the weather in Madrid.
Winter in Madrid is cold, but by the standards of the locals. Although sometimes the thermometer shows a mark below 0°С. But still, thirty-degree frost in Madrid will not wait. The average winter air temperature here will be +6°С. It rains here periodically, but the sun shines in between.
Spring in Madrid is perhaps the most beautiful time. It's still cool in the evenings, but if you put on a light jacket or sweater, you won't be able to freeze. The average spring temperature will delight you with a 20°С warmth. Rain in the spring is an infrequent guest, but nevertheless, for a third of the month, it will come around.
With the onset of summer, the weather in Madrid is getting hotter. A 30-degree temperature is normal. Sometimes the thermometer rises up to +40°С. All that remains is to enjoy soft drinks and hide in the shade and coolness of air conditioners. Plans for Spanish sightseeing should be postponed until the fall.
With the onset of autumn, the stuffiness and excessive heat finally subsides. At the beginning of autumn, the air temperature decreases slightly, up to +29°С. But since October, it has averaged +17°C. At this time, as already noted, you can devote yourself to excursions. Madrid is beautiful at any time of the year. In autumn, winter, spring and summer, you can find interesting activities here and have a good time.
