Giant worm find in Karlsruhe: Sensation in the Natural History Museum!

Giant worm find in Karlsruhe: Sensation in the Natural History Museum!

A large-scale operation on the Rhine in Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen alerted the local emergency services today. A 33-year-old had come into trouble and triggered an extensive rescue operation. The rescue workers urge the fact that the Rhine is not a bathing water and often underestimated the dangers of swimming, reports bnn.de .

In another incident in Bruchsal, a suspected fraudster was caught after a man, Michael K., fell for a shock call. He had believed that his daughter had been involved in an accident, which moved him to hand over money.

environment and unexpected discoveries

A surprising find in the Karlsruhe Natural History Museum caused a stir: A giant worm, which was believed to be dead, was identified as alive in the Haibenbecken. This bristle worm, previously unknown kind, lived hidden in the museum for years. The discovery raises questions about the way of life of such creatures and shows that more in museums can often be found in museums than Spiegel.de

In the past few weeks, the mountain rescue guard Karlsruhe has already carried out five rescue operations in the Black Forest due to heat, falls and cramps. These incidents illustrate the dangers that can arise in outdoor activities in nature.

attention for security questions

The German Life Rettungs Society (DLRG) has published alarming numbers. In 2023, at least 411 people drowned in German waters - that is 31 deaths more than in the previous year. This represents an increase in the victims, which is recorded for the third time in a row. DLRG President Ute Vogt expressed hope that these statistics will sensitize many people to the upcoming warm season to avoid tragic accidents when bathing. Especially in the coming months, the DLRG is planning to make parents of small children aware of special dangers, such as dlrg.de reported.

Another incident in Rastatt causes criticism: an abandoned car stood on a cycle path next to the B3 for a week and blocked the traffic routes. In the middle of these events, the GU-Turkischer SV Pforzheim dreams of the Oberliga, as two other teams do without participation in the promotion relegation.