the nature is mostly like in southern Germany. on the plains agriculture has taken hold, hills and riversides are often populated by smaller forests.
The mountains are populated by fir trees after a certain height where deciduous trees can't grow anymore.
there are nearly no dangerous animals, the last of the larger native predators is the lynx which avoids humans and their settlements widely. bears and wolves may wander in very seldom but are no longer native in Switzerland.
There are neither any poisonous snakes nor Spiders which could be lethal to humans.
the poisonous plants and mushrooms are only dangerous upon ingestion, even though some plants might result in a slight rash.
in short: hornets, wasps and bees are the most dangerous animals - but only for allergic people.
The geography in Switzerland varies. Some of the landforms found in Switzerland include mountains (covering over 60% of the country), lakes, forests, as well as valleys.
Beautiful and dominated by mountains, some of the best scenery in Europe. Also a very affluent and stable country.
everything what nature is consists of :)
Georgia (Caucasus), Switzerland, New Zealand, Canada, Norway.
Bern is the capital of Switzerland, though not the biggest city
Switzerland or England
Basel, Switzerland (NNW Switzerland)
Switzerland is a republic. By definition there are republicans in Switzerland.
Switzerland is not a state, it is a country. Switzerland does not have an official national bird.
There are no nations within Switzerland, Switzerland is a nation.
The main languages spoken in Bern, Switzerland are Swiss German, French, and Italian. Swiss German is the most widely spoken language in Bern, followed by French and Italian due to the country's multilingual nature. English is also commonly spoken, especially in tourist areas.
There are no bays in Switzerland. Switzerland does not border on any ocean.
Switzerland has 133 places in all of Switzerland!
International Union for Conservation of Nature. It is an international organization dedicated to natural resource conservation. It was founded in October 1948, as the International Union for the Protection of Nature (IUPN), following an international conference at Fontainebleau, France. Its headquarters are located in the Lake Geneva area in Gland, Switzerland.