Povestea dramatică a caprelor negre din Carpații României. Cum au fost salvate de la dispariție și unde mai pot fi întâlnite

The black goats in Romania, numbering nearly 8,000, have been successfully saved from near extinction. They gather in groups on the Carpathian peaks during autumn, providing stunning views for hikers and photographers. These agile animals thrive in alpine regions, with their population stable in areas like Făgăraș, Bucegi, and Retezat mountains. Historically, they faced severe hunting pressures and diseases, leading to a drastic decline in numbers by the early 20th century. Conservation efforts have led to successful reintroductions in various mountain ranges, ensuring their survival and continued presence in Romania's natural landscape.