Originally published at: Lioness roaming Berlin led to massive search but the big cat… wasn't that | Boing Boing
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The kids are all right 
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In my head, it is the same boar that Naked German Dude had all that trouble with a while back, just carrying on with it’s Chaotic Neutral wild boar shenanigans. Because that thought makes me happy.
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I am a bit sad due to the lack of engagement on the topic.
So many options to take the piss on Germans, and especially Berlin and Brandenburg. And no takers. Pity.
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Berlin is just too easy to make fun of, you know
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… that doesn’t look like Germany to me 
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For some reason I suddenly feel like I can hear an '80s German synth-pop band warbling about how “there are no lions in Berlin…” That’s the name of the song, too - it’s Deeply Symbolic, you know.
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To be fair, it is a bit of a boar.
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Bit of a stretch to call Kleinmachnow a “Berlin suburb” anyway.
Ah, Brandenburg…
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Bear with me: the hogging and sagging of the media attention, which had it’s lions share on the weekend, should be enough reason to fire up your Safari and indulge in a bit of good old Schadenfreude. Peppered with GIFs and served with cat-like graciousness.
At the very least, we should have someone other than me pointing out that Germans are obsessed with exotic animals during the Sommerloch , aka Saure-Gurken-Zeit. ( In this particular case, maybe we could go with Spreewaldgurkenzeit. But I digress.) For some reason there is always a Snapping Turtle, crocodile or some wildlife somewhere. Maybe even a shark in the Müggelsee. And I honestly don’t know when this started. It seems to be one of those things which always were a part of Germanic identity…
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All this talk about summer and safaris and Germans def makes me wonder where Sclachtensee got it’s name!
Never heard this term before. Love it!
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That’d be a new one, at last. Simply swapping crocodiles and caimans every leap year just won’t do.
(Despite my best efforts I just can’t get the rumour started that… something… lives in the Baldeneysee. There used to be a coal mine under it, therefore it is entirely plausible that some eldritch horror made its way out of the very bowels of the Earth and now lurks under the surface.)
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Well, about that…
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Indeed the inofficial hymn for the federal state of Brandenburg. I like this video best…
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I usually don’t drive through Brandenburg when going to near the Ostsee - but of course that’s where Horst Evers enters into it:
Wenn Niedersachsen nicht sein müsste
dann wär man schneller an der Küste.
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