
His stunt was one stop on a 220-mile (354 km) roll through the German state of North-Rhine Westphalia to raise money for, and awareness about, psychiatric patients.
He accepts that some observers will judge him 'a stripe short of a tiger' for including this particular area of the Stukenbrock Safari Park on his route.
But he insists his protective capsule - 250 high-grade steel strands welded into something resembling a massive ball of wool - is strong enough to keep him safe. Drossel, 38, who designs furniture for a living when not suffering for his art, will eat, sleep and move in the ball.
He propels it by simply shifting his weight in a walking motion, and aims to cover 13 miles a day.
'I got the idea for this because, about a year ago, I hit a low and realised how little help there was out there,' he said.
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