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Auf der ganzen Welt fangen immer mehr Chinchilla Enthusiasten an Chinchilla Sammlerstücke und Raritäten zu sammeln, ein wahrer Boom ist ausgebrochen.

 

Museums Entstehung

Kleine Gesichte über die Entstehung des ersten Online Museums über Chinchilla Sachen.

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Unsere Sammlerstücke, Raritäten und Unikate

 

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Man kann sich kaum vorstellen das es so viele einzigartige Chinchilla Produkte auf der Welt gefertigt wurden...

// Tobias Schlechtendahl

Welcome

Deutschland erstes Online Chinchilla Museum

 

Museumsaustellung rund um die Chinchilla mit vielen Sammlerstücken und Raritäten. Museum Rundgang durch 200 Jahrhunderte

 

Welcome to the Chinchilla Museum Germany

Chinchilla lanigera online Museum

 

 

Our Chinchilla (Chinchilla lanigera) is the common long-tailed chinchilla. It is the size of a small rabbit, crepuscular, and is found in the Andes of South America. Its name, chinchilla, comes from the name of a tribe of Andean people, the Chincha, who adorned themselves with furs from this rodent. In their native habitat, chinchillas live in burrows or crevices in rocks. They are agile jumpers and can leap up to five feet. Predators in the wild include hawks, skunks, felines, and canines. Chinchillas have a variety of defense tactics including spraying urine and releasing fur if bitten. In the wild, chinchillas have been observed eating plants, fruits, seeds, and small insects. Chinchillas were brought to the United States in the 1920s and were domesticated and sold in pet stores. There are several chinchilla owner pet clubs and lots of information on how to care for a domesticated pet chinchilla. The native Chilean chinchillas have been hunted for human apparel since the early 1900s. Around 1900, an estimated 500,000 chinchilla skins were exported annually from Chile. Chinchilla pelt is considered by some to be the most valuable pelt in the world, and coats have sold as much as $100,000. This scale of hunting seriously depleted the number of wild chinchillas, and the international trade in wild chinchillas or their skins is now restricted by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES).


 

Computer Photography & Photography Gallery of chinchilla items. You can see many items here on this Chinchilla Online Museum. Overview from chinchilla gifts, chinchilla merchandise and rare items.

 

  • Chinchilla Salt & Pepper Shakers

  • Vintage MCBA porcelain child

  • Chinchilla Books

  • Chinchilla Magazines ( MCBA, ECBC, NCBC, Chinchilla-Post )

  • Fur and Feather, Fur Jurnal and Chinchilla Articles

  • Chinchilla Figures

  • Chinchilla Ornaments

  • Chinchilla Jewelry

 

Chinchilla merchandise | Chinchilla gifts | Chinchilla stuffed animal  | Stuffed Chinchilla | Plush Chinchilla

 

Over 2000 Chinchilla items are on www.Chinchilla-Museum.de Our book collection includes over 112 Chinchilla Books and 350 Magazines. Many donations reach us every month from around the world. All books and magazines are recorded on www.library-of-chinchilla-books.com The biggest Chinchilla Articles Directory of the world with over 100 DIN-A4 sites ( print size ). Over 2300 pictures can visit here.

 

Chinchilla pictures from the Exhibits can be found - here - This sites are momently not translate.

 

If you have a nice chinchilla item for me - please wrote
or send me to:

 

Chinchilla-Museum

Sven Schröder
Feldbergstr. 23
42699 Solingen

Germany

 

 

Disclaimer:

Every Photography has been carefully developed by www.chinchilla-museum.de. You may not: sell, distribute, alter, or change the Photography remove the name of the owner, Chinchilla-Museum, appearing on the Photography

 

All Chinchilla Pictures on this site are from www.chinchilla-museum.de.

 

www.chinchilla-museum.de is a LARGE resource site that receives periodic updates and additions, see Site Map for content listing

 

Das erste ONLINE MUSEUM über Chinchillas in Deutschland und der Welt.

Sie haben weitere Adressen zu Informationen, Fotografien & PDF-Files rund um Fachbücher, Publikationen, Magazine, Broschüren sowie Dissertationen und Studien ?

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THE NATIONAL GUIDE TO CHINCHILLA BREEDING






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