Wild Venice

Who would have thought Venice has its own coral reefs? Venice today is still a habitat for a wide range of animals - like one of the world’s rare poisonous mammals: the Eurasian water shrew. Venice’s hidden gardens are hiding-places for a range of animals from bats to the Balkan whip snake. Who would have thought Venice has its own coral reefs? Venice today is still a habitat for a wide range of animals - like one of the world’s rare poisonous mammals: the Eurasian water shrew. Venice’s hidden gardens are hiding-places for a range of animals from bats to the Balkan whip snake. Who would have thought Venice has its own coral reefs? Venice today is still a habitat for a wide range of animals - like one of the world’s rare poisonous mammals: the Eurasian water shrew. Venice’s hidden gardens are hiding-places for a range of animals from bats to the Balkan whip snake. Who would have thought Venice has its own coral reefs? Venice today is still a habitat for a wide range of animals - like one of the world’s rare poisonous mammals: the Eurasian water shrew. Venice’s hidden gardens are hiding-places for a range of animals from bats to the Balkan whip snake.