In a remarkable conservation success, the Chinese crested terns, once thought lost, have made a triumphant return to the East China Sea. The species vanished from these waters for decades, but in 2004, an unexpected resurgence reignited hope among wildlife enthusiasts and scientists alike. Determined to secure this comeback, researchers have implemented innovative strategies to ensure the terns return annually for breeding. These efforts not only bolster biodiversity in the region but also highlight the resilience of nature when given a chance to recover.
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