PORTUGAL 4K | Relax Your Mind With Majestic Nature And Music For Stress Relief

PORTUGAL 4K | Relax Your Mind With Majestic Nature And Music For Stress Relief Most of Portugal was once covered by forests. Today, only a quarter of the country remains forested. While some native species, such as the cork tree are still common, many plants are foreign species and were introduced by humans. Farming and hunting have reduced the numbers of wild animals living in Portugal. The common animals are boars, wild goats, fallow deer, foxes, and Iberian hares. The Iberian lynx is the most endangered cat species in the world. Portugal and Spain are working together to create open space to allow the remaining few hundred lynxes to roam freely. The coastline is a rich habitat for crabs, clams, and oysters, and tuna, bonito, and sardines are a common catch for Portuguese fisherman. Many migratory birds stop in Portugal while on their journey to and from central Europe to Africa and beyond. The Portuguese have always taken care of our greatest wealth on earth, nature. Untouched, dazzling