Rare One-Take Video: Golden Pheasant’s Epic Courtship in Shanxi Forest 🦚
A solo-take video from Shanxi Province reveals the golden pheasant’s vibrant courtship dance—an epic display of feathers, calls, and endurance. 🦚✨
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Solar-Powered Tech Helps 212 Przewalski’s Horses Thrive in Gansu Winter
In Gansu’s harsh winter, rangers use solar-powered cameras and ice-breaking to help 212 endangered Przewalski’s horses stay healthy and hydrated.
Chongqing Records First Forest Musk Deer Sighting
A rare forest musk deer was spotted for the first time in Chongqing’s Baima Mountain Reserve, signaling healthy ecosystems and effective conservation efforts.
Rare Footage: Panda Mom Carries Cub in Pingwu Forest 🐼
Rare December footage from China’s Pingwu forests shows a young panda mother carrying her cub, highlighting a growing population in the Giant Panda National Park.
Meet Xing Ya: Chengdu’s Ultimate Zen Panda Star
Join CGTN’s Ioana at Chengdu Research Base and meet Xing Ya, the ‘Zen’ giant panda whose life is all about gourmet bamboo feasts and epic nap sessions.
China’s New Giant Panda Base in Sichuan Opens for Trial Visits 🐼
China’s Mianyang giant panda base in Sichuan began trial operations today, featuring 54 enclosures, capacity for 22,000 daily visitors, and a holistic conservation mission.
Goitered Gazelles Thrive in Xinjiang’s Snowy Gobi
Goitered gazelles have been spotted thriving in Xinjiang’s snow-covered Gobi Desert, highlighting successful conservation efforts that transformed barren lands into a wildlife haven.
Infrared Camera Captures Amur Tiger with Five Cubs
Infrared camera in northeast China captures rare footage of a female Amur tiger with five cubs, highlighting tech in wildlife conservation.
Inside the Living Biobank Protecting Endangered Big Cats
Discover how Nature’s Safe, the world’s first living biobank in the UK, preserves genetic material from over 300 species to safeguard biodiversity and combat mass extinction.
Wild Tiger Family: China’s First Wild Siberian Tiger Quintuplets Spotted
In a northeast China park, infrared cameras captured the first wild Siberian tiger quintuplets, a milestone born from years of dedicated conservation and habitat restoration.