Crawling wonders: The big crawling exhibition in Dingolfing!

Crawling wonders: The big crawling exhibition in Dingolfing!

A fascinating spectacle is on offer in Dingolfing! On Sunday, December 1st, the crawling animals will flood the town hall from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and bring a comprehensive experience for young and old. Here visitors can test their courage as they approach the often feared spiders. A specially trained staff member is available to reduce fear of these small creatures by providing personal support and information.

The main attraction is the largest living tarantula in the world, which finds its place in the middle of the action. But that's not all - a petting zoo delights with a variety of spiders and insects waiting to be discovered. The exhibition is a unique opportunity to find out about the mysterious life of spiders and their relatives. Visitors learn that the first spiders existed an impressive 300 million years ago and how many species there are around the world.

Insight into the fascinating world of arthropods

The exhibition will feature live animals from every continent, including scorpions, giant millipedes and extraordinary insects such as praying mantises, walking leaves and stick insects. With detailed information about the animals' habitats, habits and hunting techniques, visitors delve deep into the fascinating kingdom of arthropods. This event promises not only thrills, but also an educational journey of discovery into the colorful world of nature!