Korla’s Peacock River Hosts 520 Graceful Swans on Their Annual Migration
Korla’s Peacock River is home to around 520 wild swans this winter, marking their 19th year of seasonal migration before they journey back to Bayanbulak as spring approaches.
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Tiny Bodies, Big Attitude: Silver-eared Mesias Face Off in Yunnan!
Two silver-eared mesias engage in a spirited face-off on the Hongbeng River in Dehong, Yunnan, showcasing their vibrant behaviors and the region’s rich biodiversity.
Financing Wildlife Conservation: Securing Our Planet’s Future
On World Wildlife Day, the focus is on financing conservation efforts to protect our planet and support human livelihoods.
Adorable Golden Pallas’s Cat Spotted in Hulunbuir’s Frozen Grasslands
A ‘golden’ Pallas’s cat was recently spotted on the freezing Hulunbuir grasslands in north China, where temperatures plunge to -30°C. This adorable sighting is believed to bring good luck to all who see it.
Golden Pallasâs Cat: A Rare Sight on Hulunbuir’s Frozen Grasslands
A stunning golden Pallasâs cat has been spotted on the frozen grasslands of Hulunbuir, China, enduring temperatures as low as -30°C. This rare sighting symbolizes good luck for onlookers.
Ruby-Red Scarlet Finches Illuminate Yunnan’s Baoshan
Ruby-red scarlet finches have been spotted in Yunnan’s Baihualing scenic area, delighting bird watchers with their vibrant colors and graceful presence.
Vibrant Ruby-Red Scarlet Finches Electrify Birdwatchers in Yunnan
Ruby-red scarlet finches charm birdwatchers in Yunnan’s Baihualing scenic area, showcasing vibrant colors and delightful presence in their ideal habitat.
Rare Gaoligong Takinsâ High-Altitude âBullfightâ Caught on Camera
Infrared cameras capture rare footage of protected Gaoligong takins in a high-altitude “bullfight,” highlighting Yunnan’s biodiversity and conservation progress.
Shanghai Zoo’s Playful Red Pandas Delight Visitors
Red pandas played and delighted visitors at Shanghai Zoo on February 11, showcasing their charming antics and natural behaviors.
Birdwatching Boom Triggers Eco-Tourism Surge in China
China\u2019s birdwatching craze drives eco-tourism growth, with rare bird sightings and community conservation efforts attracting global travelers.