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Go wild in Romania’s Ţarcu Mountains

The Kent countryside isn’t the only place to have seen the reintroduction of European bison in recent months. A herd of the majestic beasts, which last roamed here in 1919, have been brought back to Romania’s Țarcu Mountains range as part of a major rewilding project.

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