Wild Slovakia

An old Slovak legend says: When God created the Earth, He distributed beauty to angels to spread it over the lands. The youngest of them wanted to shorten his way through the high mountains. However, he did not manage to take off higher with the burden. He tripped on one of the sharp shields and all his beauty was scattered across the surrounding valleys. The ancient Slavs gave the wild mountains full of game and superstition the name of the Tatras. Today we know that they are the smallest mountains in the world. Try to look carefully into their kingdom with us. Quietly look around and let your thoughts be carried away by the majesty of nature. You may touch the knowledge of how everything relates to everything in this world. And maybe you will understand your responsibility to preserve the wilderness, which should remain here for future generations as if frozen in time.

The story of a National Park guard who undertook a difficult experiment - the return of lynxes to the wild. Miloš Majda is a ranger in the Malá Fatra National Park. For more than thirty years, the forest has been his second home. A few years ago, Miloš tried a very interesting experiment. He took a lynx cub from the zoo, undertook to raise it and return it to the wild. He managed to overcome the initial problems, when the cub, separated from its mother, refused to take food and fell ill. However, the little lynx soon turned out to be a real lively devil. After a while, the situation repeats itself and the camera of documentarian Tomáš Hulík is also present. In the main role is a couple of young lynxes - Líza and Muro, who are waiting for a difficult pilgrimage, at the end of which is freedom.