The Yuanjiang River Valley in Yuanjiang County of southwest China's Yunnan Province is home to a landscape that mirrors the African savanna. This unique resemblance is a result of a natural phenomenon known as the foehn wind, which creates similar terrains and vegetation across different continents. Dive into Episode 6 of the "Journeys in Nature: Southern Yunling Mountains Series" to uncover the secrets behind this fascinating natural occurrence.
About 'Journeys in Nature: Southern Yunling Mountains Series'
Cangshan Mountain and the Yuanjiang River Valley boast rich biodiversity and distinct flora and fauna in southwest China's Yunnan Province. From tree species that have thrived for around 60 million years on the towering precipices to the resilient spurge family populating the dry-hot savanna of the river valley, the southern Yunling Mountains offer a diverse range of wildlife and plant life. Experience the wonders of this amazing region through our engaging episodes.
Check out Episode 5, "The Sunflowers in the Water," to continue your journey through these vibrant landscapes.
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