The Carpathians are a mountain system with a length of about 1,500 kilometers in Central and Eastern Europe. They stretch in an arc from west to east from the Czech Republic to Romania. On the territory of the Tatra mountain range between Slovakia and Poland, which has several peaks over 2400 meters high, national parks are organized. The spruce forests of the Carpathians, most of which are in Romania, are home to brown bears, wolves and lynxes. — Google