The Chinese white dolphin, often referred to as \"the giant panda of the sea,\" is celebrated for its rarity and charm. With a global population of only around 6,000, this marine species has been granted first-class state protection in China.
Recent years have seen a stable population of Chinese white dolphins, a success credited to China's robust marine conservation efforts. These initiatives include the establishment of marine conservation areas, the deployment of artificial reefs, and the strict enforcement of fishing moratorium systems, all aimed at preserving the delicate marine ecosystem.
In a captivating vlog, CGTN's Guo Meiping embarked on a journey from Zhanjiang City in Guangdong Province to Leizhou Bay in the South China Sea, a designated nature reserve for Chinese white dolphins. Her expedition highlights the ongoing conservation efforts and offers viewers a chance to witness these elusive creatures in their natural habitat.
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