Did you know that Spain is one of Europe's most biodiverse countries and the region of Andalusia due to it's year round warmth with areas like the Almonzora Valley averaging 20 degrees even in Winter , is Spain's most biodiverse region (this is also partly due to how close parts of the region are to Africa )
Just one ( sorry if your scared of Spiders) example of this diversity a (slightly scary example) is the 1700 species of Spiders found in the region
And don't get me started on the size of the Ants
And you can find the Dung beetle here the same one as in Africa that lives on Elephant Droppings
And this level of biodiversity is not just the Fauna but the Flora as well from the famous lemon (Limon ) orange and olive trees of the region and the many vegetable that are grown here to the wild plants
And the region is of course home many fish ( see my other blog article on this link
here ) and plenty of Birds
And when it comes to mammals in areas like the Pyrenees their are European brown bears and in certain areas of Spain their are Lynx's and thought out most of Spain their are wild boars.
And the only area in Europe that the rabbit should be is Spain and Portugal they where introduced to the rest of Europe by the Romans for their meat.
