The main species of the Tibetan Plateau Safari Park

Among them, the national first-class protected animals include snow leopard, giant panda, Tibetan wild ass, white-lipped deer, wild yak, black-necked crane, bearded vulture, golden eagle, etc.; The national second-class protected animals include lynx, desert cat, rock sheep, blood pheasant, Tibetan horse chicken, etc.; There are also Tibetan antelopes and Przewalski's gazelles, which are known as plateau elves, as well as rare animals such as Siberian tigers, leopards, black leopards, African lions, camels, Arabian baboons, white-browed gibbons, squirrel monkeys, hippos, etc.

Compared with the original Xining Zoo, the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau Wildlife Park has a large area and many animal species, and the exhibition effect is greatly improved, especially the breeding and exhibition of large populations, the effect will be better; In addition, the park has also increased the way of car visits and walking visits, and there are a total of 24 scenic spots in six areas, including animal free-range area, animal captive area, animal performance area, animal rescue and quarantine area, popular science education area, and catering and amusement comprehensive service area. Visitors can touch the animals, feed them food, and take photos with the animals while visiting.

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Wild animals in Qinghai include: snow leopard, rock sheep, lynx, black-necked crane, and marmot.

1. Snow leopard. The snow leopard is a rock-dwelling animal in the highlands, generally inhabiting open and rocky areas. Because it often moves near the snow line and among the snow, it is called "snow leopard". It has a dense underfleece under the trap of long hair, which can withstand the harsh wind and cold.

2. Rock sheep. The rock sheep is an endemic species of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, mainly active at dusk, and because the coat color is extremely similar to the rock, Lu Zheng is not easy to find. Rest at night and at noon by rocks or rocks, and go to the stream to drink water in the morning and dusk. Grass, small shrubs, and moss are the main foods.

3. Lynx. The lynx is much larger than a cat in size and lives in forest and shrub areas, and is more common in dense forests and rocks. Like to live alone, long in climbing and swimming, strong hunger resistance, can lie in one place for a few days, not afraid of the cold, like to hunt and kill early chanting roe deer and other medium and large beasts.

4. Black-necked crane.

In addition to a small white or gray-white spot behind the eyes and under the eyes, the rest of the head and the upper part of the neck are about 2 3 black, so it is called the black-necked crane. It is the only crane species in the world that grows and breeds on the plateau, and it is a rare bird unique to China.

5. Marmots. Marmots, squirrels, beavers, chipmunks, etc., all belong to the rodent squirrel family. Good at digging burrows, usually caves will have more than two entrances for safety.

The most charming thing about it is its cute tail and short chubby hands and feet. High annihilation.

On the plateau, there are Tibetan antelope, hemlock, Tibetan antelope, Tibetan wild ass, rock sheep, wild yak, wild ass, argali, snow leopard, Himalayan marmot, white-lipped deer, etc. Tibetan antelope: It is a mammal of the order Artiodactyl, Bovidae, and Tibetan antelope.

The body length is 135 cm, the shoulder height is 80 cm, and the weight is 45-60 kg. Hemlock: It is a plant of the genus Hemlock in the family Pinaceae, an arbor that reaches a height of 50 meters and a diameter at breast height; The bark is dark dark gray, and the longitudinal mold is cracked and falls off in lumps; The large branches are flattened, the branches are slightly drooping, and the crown is tower-shaped.

Tibetan antelope: It is a bovine family and a protoantelope animal. <

On the plateau, there are Tibetan antelope, hemlock, Tibetan antelope, Tibetan wild ass, rock sheep, wild yak, wild ass, argali, snow leopard, Himalayan marmot, white-lipped deer, etc.

1. Tibetan antelope: It is a mammal of the order Artiodactyl, Bovidae, and Tibetan antelope. The body length is 135 cm, the shoulder height is 80 cm, and the weight is 45-60 kg. Males have straight, elongated horns, about 55-62 cm long, with distinct transverse ridges near the base.

2. Hemlock: It is a plant of the genus Hemlock in the family Pinaceae, an arbor, up to 50 meters high, with a diameter at breast height of up to one meter; The bark is dark dark gray, longitudinally fissured, and falls off in lumps; The large branches are flattened, the branches are slightly drooping, and the crown is tower-shaped.

3. Tibetan antelope: It is a bovine family and a protogazelle. The body is thinner than the Przewalski's gazelle, with a body length of 84-96 cm and a weight of 11-16 kg. The ears are narrow and pointy.

4. Tibetan wild ass: It is a horse family and a horse animal. It is the largest of all wild donkeys, with an average shoulder height of 140 cm.

5. Rock sheep: medium in size, between wild goats and wild sheep. Both sexes have horns, and the male horns are thick like bull's horns, but only slightly curved downward and upward.

The wild animals of Qinghai include: Tibetan antelope, Przewalski's gazelle, Tibetan wild ass, rock sheep, and red fox.

1. Tibetan antelope: Tibetan antelope is a mammal of the order Artiodactyl, Bovidae, and Tibetan antelope. It inhabits alpine grasslands, meadows and alpine desert areas at an altitude of 3700-5500 meters, foraging for food and running in the morning and evening.

It can form a large flock of tens of thousands of birds. Due to the perennial sub-zero environment, the whole body is densely covered with dense hairs.

2. Przewalski's gazelle: Przewalski's gazelle is an animal of the Bovidae family and the genus Protogazelle. It inhabits the semi-desert areas of the mountain plains and the surrounding lakes, and is in groups of several or dozens of heads, and often forms large groups in winter. Feeds on sedges, grasses and other psammophytes.

3. Tibetan wild ass: Tibetan wild ass is a horse family, a horse genus, and is the largest of all wild donkeys, with an average shoulder height of 140 cm. Tibetan wild ass live in alpine desert areas, with an altitude of 2700-5400 meters.

The camp lives in groups and has a strong tolerance to cold, sun, wind and snow.

4. Rock sheep: Rock sheep is a family of grinding bovines and rock sheep. The females are smaller, with thick, woolly winter hair, short, thin summer hair, grayish-brown on the back with a bluish-gray tinge, white on the ventral surface and inside of the limbs, and black stripes on the outside of the limbs.

The rock sheep is a typical alpine ungulate, mainly distributed in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and surrounding areas.

5. Red fox: The red fox is a canine and fox animal. There are a total of 47 subspecies.

Adult animals are 62-72 cm long, 40 cm tall at the shoulders, 20-40 cm long at the tail, and weigh 5-7 kg. The coat color varies greatly depending on the season and region, generally the back is brownish gray or brownish-red, the abdomen is white or yellowish-white, the tail tip is white, the back of the ears is black or black-brown, and the black stripes on the outside of the limbs extend to the surface of the feet.

Endemic animals include yaks, Tibetan antelopes, Tibetan mastiffs, and cordyceps.

Yak is a cattle breed endemic to alpine regions, herbivorous ruminant livestock. It is mainly produced in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau of China above 3,000 meters above sea level. Adapt to the alpine ecological conditions, tolerant of coarseness, hard work, good lack of Kai Zheng to take steep slopes and dangerous roads, snow-capped mountains and swamps, can swim across rivers and rapids, there are"Ark of the Plateau"called.

The Tibetan antelope inhabits alpine grasslands, meadows and alpine desert areas at an altitude of 3,700 to 5,500 meters, foraging for food and running in the morning and evening. It is a first-class protected animal in China, mainly distributed in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau region centered on Qiangtang in China.

Tibetan mastiff is produced on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and was domesticated by humans 6,000 years ago and has been accompanied by humans ever since. The Tibetan mastiff's unique martial appearance, open chest, huge head, full ferocity, outstanding performance, noble royal temperament, is recognized by the world as the oldest and rarest large dog breed, known as the "Oriental Divine Dog".

Cordyceps sinensis is a type of Cordyceps, mainly produced on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, also referred to as "Cordyceps". But Cordyceps is not exactly the same as Cordyceps. Compared with Cordyceps sinensis produced on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, the content of other Cordyceps functional ingredients is very low, and some of them are not even helpful to health.