□□羽儿并□生气,见已(🚥)身在高空。对海风道(🌀):□看□是什么。T□e Bal□an □e□insula is notorio□□ fo□ be□□g one o□ th□ □re□t battlegrounds□of hist□r□. An□ yet,□□□ poss□sses an□□her □□de un□nown to m□□□, □here ancient for□sts and va□t w□tlan□s h□rb□r□pri□□ine□w□lderness□ and□sheer □liff □□lls and d□□olate p□ateaus p□eserve a□seemingl□□unch□□ged □ast. Surve□i□g these□strikin□□a□d stark landsc□pe□, one□mig□t□thi□k they’ve ve□tu□ed □n□o □he Middle-e□rth of □□R.R. □olki□□’□□Lord of the□Rings. Ind□ed th□ □□lkan P□nin□ula □□ hom□ to a variety of r□gions that borde□ on myt□□□al. I□ C□□atia’s Kopacki R□t □etlan□s,□land □□□es keep p□ople away, but en□ble native □ildli□e to thrive□ Further south, Monten□gro□s Tara River c□□□es□thr□ugh □urope□s lo□gest and□deepe□t c□nyon, □□□ neighb□ring forests provide refuge to ra□e animals such □s the Balkan Lynx. To the east□ milli□ns of□birds flock to □he Dan□b□ Delta□□o feast o□ sw□□ms of mosquitoes. And at the west of the Balkans is Skadar Lake, a remarkabl□ la□d□ca□e of□peaks □nd water. Th□s is a jour□ey to □ □orld□seemi□gly forgotten by time. □his is □he□wild B□l□ans.