Sierra de la Cabrera facts for kids
Quick facts for kids Sierra de la Cabrera |
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Panoramic view
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| Highest point | |
| Elevation | 2,122 m (6,962 ft) |
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| Location | Iberian Peninsula, Spain |
| Parent range | Montes de León |
The Sierra de la Cabrera is a mountain range in northern Spain. It is located in the provinces of León and Zamora. This area shows signs that huge glaciers were here a very long time ago.
A Special Place for Nature
The Sierra de la Cabrera is very important for nature. It is named after a special area called a Site of Community Importance. This means it is a protected place for plants and animals.
Protecting Unique Animals
One interesting animal found here is the Kerry slug. This slug is a type of mollusc. It is one of the special species that live in this mountain range. Protecting its home helps it survive.
Protecting Birds
Part of this area is also a Special Protection Area. This special zone helps to protect wild birds. It is set up under something called the Birds Directive. This directive is a rule to keep bird populations safe.
See also
In Spanish: Sierra de Cabrera (León y Zamora) para niños
