1. By: Samantha Jaramillo
Serbia
By:
Samantha
Jaramillo

2. Physical Feature Mountains: Djevarica
Location:44 00 N, E , Europe ,  Southeastern Europe
Borders: Between Macedonia and Hungary
Climate: North continental climate, cold winters and hot, humid summers with rainfall. Other parts, continental ,Mediterranean climate cold winters with heavy snowfall and hot, dry summers and autumns
Major Rivers: Danube, it runs 588 km through the country

3. Animals & Plants Wolf White Eagle :
behaviors: always fighting , for things are brute
Diet: marmots, beaver,
 badgers, foxes, weasels  squirrels, mice , hamster voles and other rodents
White Eagle :
Habitats: Found close to water. Build their nest in forests, or small groups of trees.
Diet: Fish, sea birds and ducks.
Plant: Evergeen such ass Pine

4. Tourist Attractions
Turkish baths: Tursko bathroom is a spa in the central park and dates from the fifteenth century. Built by the Turks on the foundations of the Roman thermal baths.
Muslin tombs: The collapse of Yugoslavia in 1991 led to war in the region

5. Capital City You would go to the spa and visit the tombs. Hello:здраво
(es-tra-vo)
Goodbye:збогом
(es-porrr-coun)
Capital City
Capital: Belgrade
Location: the Sava, Danube river where the Pannonion Plain meets.
To get their you would take a bus
Food: Serbian Cuisine, Tea , soups , meat

6. Culture Celebrations : Jan 7th Julian Orthodox Christmas
Independence: November 25, 1878
Food: Serbian cuisine
Sports: Major sport
Soccer
Celebrations : Jan 7th Julian Orthodox Christmas
Jan 1& 2nd , New Year’s Day
Saint Sava Day , Jan 27th

7. Your Choice
2nd :Serbia is the largest raspberry exporter, accounting for one third of all the raspberries in the world. Close to 95 percent of the world’s top quality raspberries come from Serbia.
3 interesting facts
About Serbia
1st : Belgrade is one of the oldest cities in Europe, first settled in the 3rd century BC by the Celts
3rd: Silver lake, also called Serbian sea, is the largest lake in Serbia. It is very popular for being one of the clearest and the cleanest lakes in mostly all of the Continent

8. Bibliography