Scotch pine forests (Pinus sylvestris) are one of the most common trees in the world. It lives in a wide area and under different climatic characteristics, from the cold northern regions of Russia to a significant part of Europe and all the northern mountains of Anatolia. There are red pine forests in the coastal areas, black pines at higher altitudes, and Scotch pine forests at the highest altitudes. It is seen that it rises to an altitude of 2600 m. They are the habitats of predatory wild animals.