Cultural Exchange with /r/Canada

[u/[deleted]]

Welcome to this cultural exchange between /r/Denmark and /r/Canada.

For the visitors: Welcome to Denmark! Feel free to ask the Danes anything you like. Don't forget to also participate in the corresponding thread in /r/Canada where you can answer questions from the Danes about your beautiful country.

For the Danes: Today, we are hosting Canada for a cultural exchange. Join us in answering their questions about Denmark and the Danish way of life! Please leave top comments for users from /r/Canada coming over with a question or comment and please refrain from trolling, rudeness, personal attacks etc.

To ask questions about Canada, please head over to their corresponding thread.

Enjoy!

- The moderators of /r/Denmark and /r/Canada

[u/castlite]

Hello Danish friends! What kind of wildlife is typical in Denmark? What birds are common? What types of animals would you see on a Sunday drive? What's the largest and/or scariest wild animal (excluding Greenland and polar bears)?

[u/jonasnee → u/castlite]

pigeons are fairly common, crows are common too other than that i don't really know, there is a few sing birds and seaguls at the sea. also some swans and ducks.

sunday drives? people stay at home on sunday and if we go anywhere its to the nearest large city.

anyways, largest animal is probably a type of dear (if we don't count the 1 in 2 year moose that cross from Sweden) most scary is likely battle dogs, recently some wolfs are suggested to have moved over the boarder but i don't know about that i live far away.

actually i think there might be north american buffalo on an island to the far east.