Ibex Goats Conquer Sheer Cliffs in Xinjiang’s Kunlun Mountains
Rare ibex goats in the Kunlun Mountains of the Chinese mainland’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region scale sheer cliffs, showcasing agility and conservation success.
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Chinese Mainland Park Reforms Drive Biodiversity Gains
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