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- [Narrator] This story begins at the heart of Europe.
(electronic whirring)
Where bright lights shine throughout the night.
Days come and go.
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Time slips by.
Millions of people call these cities their home.
But beyond the hustle and bustle,
it's easy to forget there is another world out there.
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A place of natural wonder.
(birds chirping)
One of the largest wildernesses in Europe.
Where vast ancient forests still grow.
And great mountains reach up to kiss the sky.
Winding waters twist and turn.
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Beasts steeped in myth and legend roam free.
They all face the same challenge:
To survive the twists and turns of the changing seasons.
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Attempting to outlast the frozen winter months.
Nurture future generations during the spring and summer.
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And prepare for winter by reaping autumn's bounty.
In Europe's most spectacular land.
This is Untamed Romania.
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(snow pattering)
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The Carpathian Mountains.
Stretching for 1600 kilometres,
through seven different countries,
these mountains are the backbone of Romania.
Winter here is a cruel mistress.
She leaves little in her path but ice and snow.
(bird squawking)
Only a handful of specialists brave her frozen embrace.
And only the most hardy will survive.
But as winter's icy grip begins to loosen.
(water flowing) (ice cracking)
(birds chirping)
Deep in the forests, sleeping giants begin to stir.
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(bear huffing)
(bear growling)
Brown bears have slept through
the worst of winter, sheltering from the cold.
Resting whilst food is scarce.
This young bear probably hasn't eaten for weeks,
and he's not the only one.
(bears huffing)
There could be up to 5,000 bears
in Romania's forested heartland.
(soaring orchestral music)
At this time of year,
they scour the cold forest floor
for roots, nuts and insects.
(bear huffing)
(birds chirping)
(water dripping)
These slopes are home to a variety of expert foragers.
(boar grunting)
Wild boar.
Their unfussy diet rivals our own;
They will eat almost anything.
This female has become separated from her herd,
perhaps distracted by her search for food.
But this makes her vulnerable.
(ominous music)
(deer shrieks)
(boar grunting)
(bird squawking)
(boar sniffing)
(leaves rustling)
(wolves panting) (dramatic orchestral music)
(boar grunting)
She's heavily outnumbered.
(wolves growling) (boar shrieking)
Unable to outrun the wolves, she must face them head on.
(boar snarling)
(wolf yelping)
(boar snarling)
(wolf yelping)
Her fierce defence has put the wolves off.
She'll need to rejoin her herd, sooner rather than later.
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(wolves whimpering)
A boar could fatally wound a wolf.
But these creatures of folklore also need to eat.
And they will soon have young to feed.
Living in tight family packs, they act and hunt as one.
Wolves patrol and protect their territory together,
which can stretch for hundreds of square kilometres.
(wolves snarling)
(wolves howling)
But their domain is about to change.
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(birds chirping)
Spring flutters her eyes awake.
Longer, warmer days awaken the plants and trees.
(birds chirping)
And there are many of them here.
Over one third of Europe's plant species
are found in Carpathia.
(insects buzzing) (birds chirping)
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Beech trees are one of the most prevalent
across the country.
Their budding leaves are one of the first signs of spring.
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These little green gems will slowly grow
over the year, soaking up the sun's rays.
(birds chirping)
Below the budding canopy, among the undergrowth,
smaller forest residents begin to wake up.
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As the days slowly grow warmer,
fire salamanders awaken from their winter slumber.
They're never found too far from running water.
(birds chirping) (water flowing)
Legend has it that these amphibians are forged in flames.
Living among fallen branches,
their hiding places were sometimes collected
by people for firewood.
When placed upon fire, the fire salamander
would suddenly emerge from the flames,
earning their name.
The reality is quite the opposite.
Fire salamanders begin their life in water.
They are one of the few amphibians
to give birth to live young.
And after carrying her offspring through the winter,
this mother has found the perfect birthing pool.
(gentle orchestral music) (water flowing)
These young salamanders are water bound for now,
and are left to fend for themselves.
Each day they'll grow a little stronger
and a little brighter,
until the time comes for them to return to the undergrowth.
(birds chirping) (water flowing)
(leaves rustling)
(birds chirping)
Some have seen the seasons come and go for many years.
But, for others, this is a whole new world.
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These bear cubs are just a few months old.
(cub groaning) At this age,
life is all fun and games.
And this forest clearing makes a perfect playground.
(cub grunting)
The family will stick together for two to three years,
learning valuable lessons.
(bear huffing)
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(bear huffing)
This little one needs a bit more practise than his siblings.
(bear groaning)
(birds chirping)
(bear groaning) (body thudding on ground)
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(water flowing)
All over the Carpathians,
small streams trickle down the mountainsides.
Many end up feeding into Romania's greatest river.
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The Danube.
Flowing through 10 different countries,
this vast river is the second longest in Europe.
Down the ages, the Danube has worn through ancient stone.
Twisting and turning through forests,
shaping the landscapes seen today.
(birds chirping)
And where the Danube meets the Black Sea,
some of Romania's most spectacular wildlife flourishes.
This is the Danube Delta.
A seemingly endless maze of waterways,
marshes,
and forests.
(birds chirping)
Covering almost 6,000 square kilometres.
Resulting in one of the most diverse ecosystems in Europe.
(birds chirping) (soaring orchestral music)
With spring's arrival, there is a fresh bounty for all.
But the celebration is fleeting.
(horses clopping)
The delta becomes a grandstand
for the fiercest of competitions.
(horses neighing) (ominous music)
It's breeding season for the local wild horses.
(horses clopping and neighing)
Groups of males test their strength against each other.
(horses neighing)
Only the strongest stallions will get the chance to mate.
A short distance away,
an established stallion guards over his herd.
He alone can mate with these mares.
(water splashing)
But a potential challenger emerges.
(ominous music)
(flies buzzing)
Violence is the only option,
but a broken jaw or leg could mean a slow, torturous death.
(horse huffing)
(horses neighing and shrieking)
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(horses huffing and clopping)
With the challenger defeated,
the stallion returns to his females.
(horses clopping and huffing)
His family is secure.
For now.
All over the delta, young families
are raising the next generation.
(birds squawking)
In late spring, whiskered terns
spend the day feeding their young.
(bright orchestral music)
Sometimes this means the chicks are left alone.
Without the protection of their parents,
they're at their most vulnerable.
(birds chirping)
Danger is all around.
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Oblivious to the risk, one chick decides
now is the perfect time for an unsupervised swim.
But at such a young age,
his soft feathers are not quite ready
for such an ambitious adventure.
He could easily become waterlogged or exhausted.
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(birds chirping)
The remaining chick begins to follow its sibling.
But a parent returns just in time.
(birds chirping)
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The other guides the novice swimmer back to the nest.
Disaster is narrowly averted,
and the family is safely reunited.
(birds chirping)
Spring's bloom also brings fresh vigour
to the delta's plant life.
(insects buzzing)
Access to light is the greatest struggle
amongst the life of plants.
(water sloshing)
These waters are ruled by those that can seize the surface.
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One of the most successful have evolved
a defence mechanism that is deployed day and night.
(frogs croaking)
When the moon is at its highest,
lily flowers hold their delicate petals firmly clasped,
protecting what is most important to them.
Pollen, the key to their survival.
Whilst closed, the flowers shelter
their sticky pollen from the morning dew.
But as the sun rises and the temperature is just right,
these flowers begin to unfurl.
(soaring orchestral music)
With the sun beaming down,
insects are soon attracted to their enticing odour.
Bringing with them pollen from other lilies,
fertilising the flowers and ensuring
the next generation of these dynamic plants.
(birds squawking)
These vast forests of water lilies
also provide shelter and protection
for much of the delta's wildlife.
(water sloshing)
(frogs croaking)
Including Europe's largest native frog.
Reaching up to 17 centimetres long,
maintaining their formidable size is no easy task.
Fortunately for these marsh frogs,
the delta is full of tasty snacks.
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If they can catch them.
(wings fluttering)
(frogs croaking)
Marsh frogs don't give up easily.
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(water splashing)
(wings fluttering)
(water splashing)
(wings fluttering)
(frogs croaking)
Being the biggest frog around
means you also fall the hardest.
But their persistence normally pays off.
(frog croaking)
(bird squawking) (ominous music)
Beneath the lily pads, there is a darker world.
(birds chirping)
A place of murk and mystery.
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Home to over 100 fish species.
And occasionally a prehistoric giant.
A mammoth beast that has navigated
the seas and rivers for millions of years:
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The beluga sturgeon.
Sometimes referred to as living fossils,
these prehistoric fish have barely changed form
in over 200 million years.
It's one of the largest freshwater fish in the world.
A full-sized adult can reach six metres in length
and weigh over a tonne.
As solitary animals,
these monolithic beasts cruise the gloomy depths, alone.
Above these bottom dwellers,
others find that teamwork yields the best results.
(water bubbling)
(pelicans squawking) (water splashing)
(water bubbling)
Great white pelicans are the masters of collaboration.
(water splashing)
Many thousands migrate here in the spring
from warmer climates such as Africa,
the Middle East and even the Indian Subcontinent.
(pelicans squawking)
Cruising the delta's waterways,
they herd schools of fish into one another's path.
(water splashing)
This clever fishing technique increases
everyone's chance of catching a meal.
(water splashing)
Fish, crustaceans and various amphibians
are always on the menu.
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Once they've exhausted these waters,
it's time to do what pelicans do best.
Take to the skies.
(pelicans squawking)
They can travel 100 kilometres a day searching for food
before returning to their nesting ground.
(pelicans squawking)
It's not just animals that have made
their home in the delta.
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This is Histria.
An ancient city built by the Greeks,
two and a half thousand years ago.
Once a vibrant trading centre,
its streets would have been filled
with merchants and tradesmen.
But now these ruins are home to much wilder residents.
And some of them are cold-blooded killers.
(ominous music)
Dice snakes.
These serpents spend the winter in hibernation,
emerging in the warmer months to hunt.
(birds chirping)
(snake slithering)
But this female has no interest
in ground squirrels or birds.
Because this snake is a fish hunter.
(waves crashing)
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And bottom-feeding gobies are her favourite prey.
(water sloshing)
But finding them isn't easy.
(water bubbling)
Dice snakes lack gills, so a quick breath is often required.
(birds squawking)
Time for round two.
(water bubbling)
(water thrashing)
(waves crashing)
Despite a final struggle,
the goby's fate has long since been sealed.
(snake chomping)
Once her catch is consumed,
she will seek refuge from the midday heat.
(atmospheric orchestral music)
During Romania's hottest season,
even cold-blooded killers
cannot survive the sun at its peak.
(birds chirping)
Summer has arrived,
pulling the country into her warm embrace.
(sweeping orchestral music)
Her days are long, slow and hot.
Perhaps the season's most spectacular event
is born from humble beginnings,
among the depths of the Mureș River.
(bright music) (birds chirping)
(water sloshing)
Deep under this water, millions of tiny creatures
have been patiently waiting for three years.
The arrival of summer triggers
these mayfly larvae to head to the surface.
At first, just a few.
Then, a few more.
(wings fluttering)
By the end of the day, millions will have taken to the sky.
This spectacle lasts less than a day.
In this brief time, the mayflies must race to mate,
then travel upriver to lay their eggs,
after which their lives will come to an abrupt end.
(branches rustling) (birds chirping)
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Other life cycles here have a much slower pace.
The Carpathian Mountains are home
to some of the most ancient forests in Europe.
Seas of green stretch as far as the eye can see.
These great forests have stood the test of time.
They are representative of what much of Europe
looked like around 3,000 years ago.
A mix of beech, birch, oak and pines
cover a third of Romania.
(birds chirping)
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Like the animals that live among them,
many of these trees help and support one another.
Vast networks of roots connect families of trees,
supplying one another with vital nutrients.
(birds squawking)
Even in death, each tree
continues giving life to the forest.
Collapsing slices a gap in the dense canopy,
drenching the new clearing in bright sunlight.
(water flowing)
As the tree begins to rot,
it releases important nutrients,
acting as a natural fertiliser.
Under these perfect conditions,
new plant life quickly establishes
irresistible to hungry herbivores.
(birds chirping) (water flowing)
Which are the perfect prey for Europe's largest feline.
(atmospheric guitar)
(paws pattering)
The Eurasian lynx.
This adept predator is a secretive character.
Its preferred hunting technique
is to ambush prey using the dense cover of the forest.
But this female has other priorities.
At just a few weeks old, her cubs
won't be able to hunt for a while yet.
For them, it's all about playtime.
(bright orchestral music) (cubs purring)
They're always looking for new playgrounds.
(cubs purring)
It's exhausting work for their mother.
(cubs purring)
These cubs will spend their first year with their mother,
exploring the forest's secrets,
watching and learning how to survive through the seasons.
(sweeping orchestral music)
Whilst others care for their young high above the forests.
The Apuseni Mountains.
This geological mosaic of volcanic rock
and limestone has been forged over millions of years.
They are also home to one of the world's
most iconic raptors.
(bird squawking)
The king of the skies.
The golden eagle.
A powerful predator.
But he is also wise.
Every flight is calculated.
(soaring orchestral music)
(wings flapping)
Patrolling his kingdom, he carefully scans the land below.
Eagles have some of the best eyesight
in the natural world.
It's estimated to be up to eight times stronger
than the average human.
Powerful enough to spot a meal
from over three kilometres away.
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A lone hare.
The perfect prey for this warrior-king of birds.
In a full stoop, he can reach speeds
of up to 320 kilometres per hour.
The hare doesn't stand a chance.
(wings flapping)
(bird squawking)
But the eagle won't keep the meal to himself.
(sweeping orchestral music)
He must return to his home.
For he is also a father.
(eagle shrieking)
His young chick is quick to devour its share.
It'll soon be ready to leave the nest,
and establish a kingdom of its own.
(thunder rumbling)
The skies these eagles soar through
are living out a life cycle of their own.
(lightning cracking)
(rain pattering)
Midsummer sees the Carpathians' highest levels of rainfall.
(lightning cracking)
The forest is soon drenched with life-sustaining water.
(water dripping)
(birds squawking)
(water flowing)
It also shapes what lies deep beneath the surface.
As water seeps into the ground,
it enters a very different world.
One of darkness and damp.
(water dripping)
(atmospheric music)
Around 4,000 caves can be found
within the Apuseni Mountains alone.
Many are filled with stalactites and stalagmites.
As water creeps through the rock and stone,
it deposits salts and minerals, forming these eerie statues.
But these caves are also a tomb.
(dramatic music)
These fearsome skeletons are the remains of cave bears.
A distant cousin of the brown bear,
the cave bear became extinct around 27,000 years ago.
Perhaps due to climate change or hunting.
Other species have come close to a similar fate.
(birds chirping)
Deep in the forest clearings,
lives one of Romania's rarest and most endangered mammals.
(flies buzzing)
(atmospheric music)
The Eurasian bison.
(bison huffing)
Unrivalled in strength and size,
it is Europe's largest land mammal.
Hulking, hairy beasts,
some standing nearly two metres tall
and weighing as much as a tonne.
(bison huffing) (flies buzzing)
(bison snarling) Many thousands
once roamed across Europe.
By the early 20th century,
habitat loss and hunting had led to their near-extinction.
(bison huffing and snarling)
Today, only a few small herds
can be found in this wilderness.
(sweeping orchestral music)
Other forest-dwellers have had better luck.
(birds chirping)
(bears huffing)
With this bountiful time of year in full swing,
many bears are attracted to the rich foods
found in this forest clearing.
Flavoursome flower buds and succulent grasses.
(bear huffing)
But sometimes what you want most is right under your nose.
(bear sniffing)
For this female finding it is easier said than done.
(bright orchestral music)
(bear sniffing)
But even the biggest beasts
can be scared by the smallest things.
Finally, she finds what she's been looking for.
(bear sniffing)
A large ant colony is a nutritious,
conveniently packaged treat.
(bear sniffing)
Many of Romania's bears have survived the tougher seasons.
Now, with full bellies, they can finally
kick back and relax.
(bear huffing)
A sunny meadow is the perfect spot.
(birds chirping)
And the view isn't too bad either.
(sweeping orchestral music) (flowers rustling)
All over the country, meadows burst with colour.
These rolling plains are amongst
the most diverse ecosystems in Europe.
(insects buzzing)
Their perfumed petals attract
an equally colourful squadron of insects,
in search of sweet nectar.
(insects buzzing) (birds chirping)
Of the species of butterfly native to Romania,
the large blues are without doubt some of the most unusual.
(atmospheric music)
This female chooses the colourful
marsh gentian to deposit her eggs.
(atmospheric music)
Soon, the young caterpillar's insatiable appetite
takes itself high and low.
Using a fine strand of silk,
this individual abseils to the ground.
Although not everything goes quite to plan.
Regardless, the caterpillar continues searching for food.
(birds chirping) (insects chirping)
The meadow floor, however, harbours many dangers.
Red ants search for anything edible to feed their own brood.
They have an excellent sense of smell,
and this individual has locked on
to the defenceless young caterpillar.
Using a set of powerful jaws, the ant seizes its prize
and heads straight back to the colony.
(ominous music)
(ants pattering)
Other worker ants appear intrigued by the new arrival.
Rather than attack,
they amazingly treat it as one of their own.
Because this caterpillar has developed
an ingenious survival strategy.
It mimics the scent of these ants,
even making the same noise as the colony's queen,
thus deceiving the workers.
Some ants feed it.
While others ensure its skin
is kept clean and free from parasites.
Despite this five-star treatment,
the ants get nothing in return for their efforts.
The caterpillar grows bigger and stronger,
transforming within its cocoon.
Eventually, it is almost ready to break free.
(gentle music)
Once out, the butterfly rushes to exit the nest.
With no more mimicking scent,
now is the only time the ants
might realise they've been duped.
(majestic music)
The butterfly prepares for its maiden flight.
(soaring music)
Living for just a few weeks as a butterfly,
it will soon mate and repeat
one of nature's most extraordinary
and complex life cycles all over again.
(birds chirping)
With so many insects to be found
among the flower meadow,
white storks are never very far away.
(insects buzzing) (birds chirping)
Today, they're drawn together for an impromptu feast.
And the food's being served by an unusual chef.
(soaring music)
(tractor whirring)
The freshly cut grass means insects
and other small prey are flushed out and easily located.
But they can't forage for too long.
Many of these storks have important deliveries to make.
(soaring orchestral music)
Storks' time for raising chicks
coincides with the summer's abundant supply of food.
Both parents have been ferrying edible cargo
to their nest since the chicks first hatched,
around nine weeks ago.
(birds chirping)
The chicks are getting big now, with appetites to match.
(dog barking)
Close by, other siblings are forced to find their own meals.
(bright orchestral music)
A local orchard has the ripest apples.
(bear huffing)
And these young bears are happy to help themselves.
(bear huffing)
(apples pattering)
(bear chomping)
(sweeping orchestral music)
Autumn has finally arrived.
Nature's most talented artist.
(birds chirping)
She paints the forest with masterful strokes.
Her dazzling vision is unequalled
in richness and intensity.
(leaves rustling)
And she has one last, timely gift.
The autumn bounty.
Fruits and berries are the sweetest treats.
Beech trees occasionally bestow
an exceptionally generous gift.
Every few years, all over Carpathia,
beech nuts simultaneously fall to the ground.
It's thought that this tactic guarantees
an abundance of nuts, so many in fact,
that the animals which feast upon them
couldn't possibly finish them all.
Giving the leftover nuts a better chance
to take root and grow.
(leaves rustling)
For much of Romania's wildlife,
it is the last chance to fatten up before winter returns.
(boar grunting)
(bird squawking)
The clock is ticking for this bear family
to take on calories before they sleep through the winter.
(bear sniffing)
(bear roaring)
Starvation is a very real threat.
(bear sniffing)
(bear roaring)
Whilst some are gorging,
others have very different priorities.
(bright music)
And none more so than on Piatra Craiului.
Located in the Southern Carpathians,
this is one of Romania's most iconic ridges.
(sweeping orchestral music)
The steep slopes are a haven for plant life
found nowhere else in the world.
Many of the country's unique plant species
are found on such ridges.
And where plant life flourishes,
herbivores are never far away.
Including the most resilient
of mountain inhabitants:
(rocks pattering)
chamois.
They are found upon the highest
and most inaccessible slopes.
(birds squawking)
(rocks pattering)
Bucks spend most of the year alone,
but in the autumn months they seek out females.
Competition to secure mating rights can be tough.
(soaring orchestral music)
This male must be vigilant
that no others get too close to his females.
(dramatic music)
A rival buck is closing in.
But this hasn't gone unnoticed.
The resident male quickly descends the steep slopes
to intercept the challenger.
(hooves clacking)
His astute tactic has worked.
(soaring orchestral music)
The challenger retreats.
He must continue his search elsewhere, and alone.
The dominant buck returns to the females.
(rocks pattering)
Further down the slopes, confrontations can be deadly.
(atmospheric orchestral music)
Winter is knocking at autumn's door.
Pushing creatures of the forest to extremes.
(paws pattering)
(bird squawking)
(dramatic orchestral music)
A large male bear has sniffed out
the wolf pack's latest victim:
(wolves chomping)
a red deer.
The pack won't give up their hard-earned prize
without a fight.
This powerful giant could weigh
more than all of his opponents combined.
(wolves snarling) (bear roaring)
If the pack refuse to give up their kill,
the bear won't hesitate to unleash his full fury.
(bear roaring)
(wolf shrieking)
(wolf whimpering)
(bear roaring)
The wolves escape unharmed,
although the message is clear:
Their prize is lost.
(bear sniffing)
Once the bear has taken his fill,
there might be some scraps left for the pack.
(wolf sniffing)
If they're lucky.
Winter's imminent arrival pushes many to their limit.
(wolves whimpering)
The resilient few who've made it this far
may now witness the year's final transformation.
(bear huffing)
(majestic music)
As snow begins to fall across the land,
only the most adaptable will face
the season's harshest months.
(atmospheric music)
This female lynx will roam the snowy slopes
through the depths of winter.
Her thick winter coat keeps her warm and dry.
(sweeping orchestral music)
A solitary creature, she will wander these slopes alone,
seeking out what little prey she can find.
Others prefer to return to their cosy dens.
(bear huffing)
Spending the cold months ahead,
drifting in and out of sleep.
The mountains become a still and frozen landscape once more.
(snow pattering)
(wind whistling)
And so this story reaches its end.
(majestic orchestral music)
It is not only a tribute to Romania's wilderness.
But also to its people.
Many of whom understand the problems
facing both environment and wildlife.
(ominous music)
Poaching, irresponsible hunting and illegal fishing
could mean irreversible loss.
Ancient forests, that have stood the test of time,
are also at risk.
(dramatic orchestral music)
(bulldozer whirring)
Excessive consumption of resources
threaten fragile ecosystems.
(electricity buzzing)
These are not the only problems nature faces,
but they are amongst the most important.
(soaring orchestral music)
All disrupt the delicate balance of Romania's wilderness.
Some of the Carpathians' forests already bear deep scars.
(flowers rustling)
But, with time, new growth and balance can return.
Preserving this country's wilderness
relies on humankind to step back and allow nature to heal.
(birds chirping)
Romania is home to more than half
of Europe's virgin forests, making it one
of the most extensive wildernesses on the continent,
a very rare and precious gift.
And if the delicate wetlands of the Danube Delta
are to thrive, great care is required
to preserve one of Europe's most unique ecosystems.
(majestic orchestral music)
The continuing conservation and expansion
of these protected areas could one day result
in the largest national park network in Europe,
serving nature and local communities alike.
Becoming an example of truly sustainable development.
This great country would be at the forefront
of global nature travel destinations,
making Romania a world leader in conservation.
(dramatic orchestral music)
But there is another reason these amazing landscapes
should be protected.
To ensure that future generations share
the same privilege that we all enjoy today.
To meander down waterways.
And witness nature's spectacular beauty.
To hear the call of a golden eagle
echo across a mountain valley.
(eagle shrieking)
To walk amongst the woods and glimpse at a bear.
This is a gift that all can celebrate.
(majestic music)
This is a gift that all can pass on.
(wind whistling)
(soaring orchestral music)
(bright orchestral music)