Carl Hagenbeck

Carl Hagenbeck
Carl Hagenbeck
	Carl Hagenbeck 1890
Personlig information
Født	10. juni 1844; Hamborg
Død	14. april 1913; Hamborg
Dødsårsag	Slangebid
Gravsted	Friedhof Ohlsdorf
Nationalitet	Tysk
Bopæl	Hamborg
Far	Gottfried Claes Carl Hagenbeck
Søskende	Caroline Hagenbeck,; Christiane Hagenbeck
Børn	Lorenz Hagenbeck,; Heinrich Hagenbeck
Uddannelse og virke
Medlem af	Deutsche Akademie der Naturforscher Leopoldina
Beskæftigelse	Cirkusartist, zoolog, dyrtræner
Elever	Gunborg Ramstad-Almqvist
Kendt for	Hagenbeck grundlagde Tierpark Hagenbeck
Eksterne henvisninger
	www.hagenbeck.de
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Carl Hagenbeck (født 10. juni 1844, død 14. april 1913) regnes ofte som "den moderne Zoo's fader", da han introducerede "naturlige" indhegninger der genskabte dyrenes oprindelige habitater, uden tremmer for.^[1]

Han stammede fra Tyskland og solgte vilde dyr til mange zoologiske haver i Europa, så vel som til P.T. Barnums cirkus.

Hagenbeck grundlagde Tierpark Hagenbeck, Tysklands mest succesrige private zoologiske have, der blev flyttet til sin nuværende adresse i Hamburgs Stellingenkvarter i 1907. Han rolle som foregangsmand i forsøgene med at vise dyr sammen med mennesker – i det der er blevet kaldt "menneskelige zoologiske haver" – er mindre kendt.

Referencer redigér

^ "Hagenbeck Tierpark und Tropen-Aquarium" (engelsk). Zoo and Aquarium Visitor. Arkiveret fra originalen 21. december 2009. Hentet 2008-07-22. The founder and his idea Carl Hagenbeck built what no other dared dream of. In 1907, the Hamburg man opened the first barless zoo in the world. As early as the end of the nineteenth century, this son of a fishmonger had the idea of showing animals no longer caged up but in open viewing enclosures. In his zoo of the future, nothing more than unseen ditches were to separate wild animals from members of the public. Carl Hagenbeck patented this idea in 1896. Nine years later his dream was to come true in Hamburg-Stellingen. The revolutionary open viewing enclosures and panoramas were in fact ridiculed in professional circles but took the public's breath away. Hagenbeck's zoo is considered to have prepared the way for today's wildlife adventure parks.

Eksterne henvisninger redigér

Carl Hagenbeck på gravsted.dk

[1] "Hagenbeck Tierpark und Tropen-Aquarium" (engelsk). Zoo and Aquarium Visitor. Arkiveret fra originalen 21. december 2009. Hentet 2008-07-22. The founder and his idea Carl Hagenbeck built what no other dared dream of. In 1907, the Hamburg man opened the first barless zoo in the world. As early as the end of the nineteenth century, this son of a fishmonger had the idea of showing animals no longer caged up but in open viewing enclosures. In his zoo of the future, nothing more than unseen ditches were to separate wild animals from members of the public. Carl Hagenbeck patented this idea in 1896. Nine years later his dream was to come true in Hamburg-Stellingen. The revolutionary open viewing enclosures and panoramas were in fact ridiculed in professional circles but took the public's breath away. Hagenbeck's zoo is considered to have prepared the way for today's wildlife adventure parks.

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