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Kamchia preserve is situated on the bank of Kamchia River, very close to the Black Sea coast. It was named a preserve in 1951, in an attempt to protect the forests on the riverbank.
The forest is made up of nearly 40 types of trees and its height reaches as much as 50 m. Some of the trees are oaks, poplars, willows and ash trees.
Some unusual bushes also grow there. Lianas form a natural curtain and keep moisture inside the forest.
Nearly 200 types of birds nest in the preserve. Some of them are endangered on a global scale. The animal kingdom representatives include boars, wild cats and foxes. Almost 40 types of fish swim in the river water. Some of them are marine fish that go upstream to search for food.
The forest is made up of nearly 40 types of trees and its height reaches as much as 50 m. Some of the trees are oaks, poplars, willows and ash trees.
Some unusual bushes also grow there. Lianas form a natural curtain and keep moisture inside the forest.
Nearly 200 types of birds nest in the preserve. Some of them are endangered on a global scale. The animal kingdom representatives include boars, wild cats and foxes. Almost 40 types of fish swim in the river water. Some of them are marine fish that go upstream to search for food.
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Kamchia Preserve