Barring something close to a miracle for Berlin, Munich is Germany’s last Cup contestant: something I never imagined might be the case. If it wants to salvage some Deutsch pride it’ll need to beat Wroclaw on Australia & Islands.
Now this will be a tricky one - my gut feeling is that Munich clinches it, but I'll have to look over the factors concerned properly when back from work.
Wroclaw certainly wins in species: Wroclaw: Black and white ruffed lemur Crowned lemur Gray mouse lemur Lac Alaotra bamboo lemur Red kangaroo Red ruffed lemur Red bellied lemur Ring tailed lemur Tasmanian red necked wallaby (9 species) Munich: Agile wallaby Red kangaroo Red ruffed lemur Ring tailed lemur Swamp wallaby (5 species) Wroclaw wins 9-5 in mammals and I have a suspicion that it does too in birds.
Worth noting that Munchen's generally high standard of exhibity is rather less impressive in the case of their macropods.
Wroclaw has nice Madagascar zone, with some rare mammals and birds, like Madagascar teal, Madagascar turtle-dove, Lac Alotara bamboo lemur, Boky boky, Gray mouse lemur
I don't know much about Munich, but I've been to Wroclaw so atm this seems like a pretty clear victory to me. Note that the zoo almost undoubtedly has additional herps, fishes, and possibly even mammals/birds bts that aren't listed below. Mammals-wise: New Guinea Short-Beaked Echidna Tasmanian Red-Necked Wallaby Red Kangaroo Narrow-Striped Boky-Boky Grey Mouse Lemur Lac Alaotra Bamboo Lemur Crowned Lemur Red-Bellied Lemur Ring-Tailed Lemur Red Ruffed Lemur Pied Ruffed Lemur Bird-wise: Meller's Duck Hottentot Teal Cape Barren Goose Black-Necked Swan Victoria Crowned-Pigeon Cattle Egret Hamerkop African Spoonbill Greater Flamingo Galah Cockatiel Greater Vasa New Guinea Eclectus Parrot Kea Southern Cassowary Emu Herptile-wise: Amboina Sailfin Lizard Dwarf Bearded Dragon Dumeril's Ground Boa Madagascar Ground Boa Malagasy Tree Boa Veiled Chameleon Gargoyle Gecko Koch's Giant Day Gecko Gold-Dust Day Gecko Lined Day Gecko Island Day Gecko Peacock Day Gecko Standing's Day Gecko Lau Banded Iguana Northern Tenerife Lizard Tenerife Wall Gecko Stimson's Python Bismarck Ringed Python Macklot's Python Kimberley Rock Monitor Mangrove Monitor Komodo Dragon Blue Tree Monitor Quince Monitor Merten's Water Monitor Green Tree Monitor Crocodile Monitor Fly River Turtle Northern Snake-Necked Turtle Branderhorst's Snapping Turtle Red-Bellied Short-Necked Turtle Galapagos Giant Tortoise Radiated Tortoise Freshwater Fishes: Red-Tailed Silverside Forktail Blue-Eye Red Madagascar Panchax Powder-Blue Panchax It's pretty well known that the enclosures in the Terrarium vary pretty wildly in terms of quality, however many of the better ones do belong to their "island" species. Annoyingly there aren't many photos of these on the forum but I included what I could find below: (Relatively New) Komodo Dragon Area- Wroclaw Zoo Terrarium - ZooChat Part of the Komodo Dragon Enclosure - Wroclaw Zoo Terrarium - ZooChat (animal in upper right corner for scale) One of Three Rows of Small Terrariums for Geckos and Similar - Wroclaw Zoo Terrarium - ZooChat The zoo also has a great Madagascar house, which includes both a walkthrough aviary and separate singular enclosures. I believe there's an outdoor aviary as well: Inside Madagascar House - ZooChat Inside Madagascar House - ZooChat Inside Madagascar House - ZooChat Madagascar House - ZooChat Unfortunately after the above there don't appear to be any photos of the enclosures for their mammals, other birds, herps, or fishes which is quite annoying. The echidna enclosure is rather spacious with plenty of logs and mulch for them to hide under. The zoo has a very nice aquarium for small freshwater fish as well. ~Thylo