1. Chamois

• A typical mountain mammal, very sure-footed when climbing.
• Lives in rocky high-altitude areas and moves to different elevations depending on the season.

2. Capricorn

• Large curved horns, very sturdy in construction.
• Prefers steep rock faces and high alpine regions.

3. Groundhog

• Known for its whistling sound as a warning signal.
• They live in burrows on alpine pastures and hibernate for up to six months in winter.

4. Golden Eagle

• One of Europe's largest birds of prey.
• It often circles above mountain peaks in search of prey.

5. Snow Hare

• Camouflage varies by season: brown in summer, white in winter.
• Prefers rocky, high-altitude alpine regions.

6. Red fox

• Highly adaptable and found at all altitudes.
• Feeds on everything from small mammals to berries.

7. Alpine newt

• A black, shiny salamander that is often active when it rains.
• It is found primarily in moist mountain forests and alpine regions.

8. Capercaillie

• Great capercaillie, very shy.
• Lives in quiet mountain and coniferous forests, especially in the Alps.

9. Bearded Vulture (reintroduced)

• The largest bird in Europe, with a wingspan of up to 3 meters.
• It feeds mainly on bones and plays an important role in the ecosystem.