Man died at this observation deck on Mt.Tara: People wait in lines to take photos, hardly anyone sees warnings

14/07/22 | 15:20 ≫ 15:25

The beautiful observation deck in the area of the Tara National Park is also the habitat for dangerous animals, so visitors should at least be careful because there is a risk of a "close encounter" with brown bears, which are one of the largest predators in the world

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