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The North Frisian Hallig islets are the remnants of bigger islands or coastal areas destroyed by the 2nd Marcellus Flood around 16 January 1362, causing at least 25,000 deaths, and the Burchardi flood around 12 October 1634 (8,000 to 15,000 people drowned). The Marcellus Flood washed away the port town of Rungholt, the Burchardi flood divided the remaining island of Strand into the islands of Nordstrand, Pellworm and several Halligen. A Hallig has usually one or multiple "warften" or terps, artificially elevated hills on which the buildings are erected, which then became smaller islets during floods. The inhabitants of the Halligen are mostly dairy farmers and fishermen; since the meadows are salty, only certain weeds do grow there, and the butter from the Hallig gets a special taste. However younger people often move away e.g. to study and then to live and work in some mainland city. Farming a Hallig is not very profitable nowadays.
In Germany there are three versions of snakes, Blindschleiche ( rarely over 40 cm), which is totaly undangerous. Ringelnatter is a bit larger, bite rarely, no po poison. Only Kreuzotter is poisonous, but they are rare, rarely someone gets bitten.
There are 5 inhabited haligs with a total of around 300 inhabitants. The smallest halig, Gröde, has 11 inhabitants. However, you would have a hard time with 12 dogs. There are strict regulations because the haligs are bird sanctuaries. Dogs must actually be kept on a leash almost all the time and I fear that with 12 dogs you probably won't be allowed to live on a halig... Sorry!
The flag: The flag of the state of Schleswig-Holstein is blue-white-red - blue for Schleswig (coat of arms: two blue lions on golden ground) and red for Holstein (a silver nettle leaf on red ground). The flag was first used during the Schleswig-Hostein uprising in 1845 against the Danish crown (the Danish king was then also the Duke of Schleswig, Holstein and Lauenburg and planned to incorporate those preponderantly German duchies into Denmark). The Russian flag is white-blue-red; Tsar Peter I the Great took the colors from the Dutch flag (orange/red, white and blue) around 1700 to create a tricolor for the Russian navy and re-interpreted them with Russian folklore; only in 1883 however it became officially the national flag.
To explain... In Germany, there are only 3 types of snake. 2 natives and one type, the Aspis viper, which the Romans brought from the Mediterranean and only lives in a very small region in the very southwest because it is warm enough there, even in winter. Of the other two, the grass snake and the so called Cruz Adder, only the adder is poisonous. But these snakes are so rare and strictly protected that in my early Generation X- life (more than 80% in rural areas), I have only seen one adder sunbathing once from a distance of at least 8 meters. Snakes, scorpions and the like, are not an issue at all in Europe north of the Alps. I don't know exactly what the situation is with the British, but on the island of Ireland, for example, there are no snakes at all. St. Patrick drove them out of Ireland...
@@bastian6625 Das hättest du schon ein wenig genauer ausführen können! Ich lernte in der Schule, es gäbe nur 3. Allerdings ist die Schule mittlerweile echt lange her...
@@melchiorvonsternberg844 Es gibt sogar 7 in Deutschland heimische Schlangen, die bis auf Ringelnatter und Kreuzotter sehr selten sind und von denen einige in Deutschland nur in sehr eng begrenzten Gegenden vorkommen: Ringelnatter (Gärten, Komposthaufen), Kreuzotter (Moore, Feuchtwiesen, Heide, Waldränder und Waldlichtungen) , Aspisviper (Südschwarzwald), Äskulapnatter (Odenwald, Taunus, Passau), Würfelnatter (an Mosel, Nahe, Lahn), Schlingnatter ( und Barren-Ringelnatter (wurde bis 2017 fälschlicherweise für eine Unterart der Ringelnatter gehalten, bis DNA-Analysen ergeben haben, dass es sich um eine eigenständige Art handelt; Vorkommen westlich des Rheins).
