Railways, highways, fences, what is blocking the Tibetan antelope s way home?

Cars on the railway. Blocking the Tibetan antelope's way home.

The endless stream of vehicles on the highway obstructs the Tibetan antelope's way home.

These things all blocked its range of motion to a certain extent, making it difficult for him to return home.

Because there are too many cars on the road, there is danger.

The fence blocked their way.

Because the Tibetan antelope is very timid and does not dare to go to places where there are people.

It is the hustle and bustle of the world that disrupts their habits.

To some extent, these things hinder the way home of the Tibetan antelope.

I think it's the fence that is blocking the way home for the Tibetan antelope.

As long as it is man-made, it blocks the way home.

1. All because the roads and railways built by humans have changed the living environment of the Tibetan antelope, and if they are built on the migration route of the Tibetan antelope, it will also cause traffic accidents or not be able to migrate normally according to the historical migration route.

Because the biggest living habit of the Tibetan antelope is the migration of the whole group, the previously peaceful living environment has caused the Tibetan antelope to be uneasy due to the construction of roads and railways. The Tibetan antelope has its own area of life, which is the territory of the people, and the noise of those cars and trains all day long will definitely make them uneasy.

It destroys its original ecological environment, and it is an instinctive reaction to self-protection without knowing whether it is safe or not.

will change the living environment of the Tibetan antelope

It will change the living environment of the Tibetan antelope.

The reasons are as follows: the geographical and climatic conditions of the eastern and northwest parts of Hoh Xil and the source area of the Yangtze River are different. There are many lakes in the west, it is the source area of the Chumar River in the north of the Yangtze River, the large and small rivers crisscross each other, the plant growth is uneven, the female Tibetan antelope living in the southeast chooses the lambing place here in the Sun Lake, Kusai Lake, Zhuo Nai Lake and Leopard Gorge and other places.

The eastern part of the country has a higher altitude, while the Sanjiangyuan Nature Reserve has a relatively low altitude and a warm and comfortable climate, and the female antelope prefers to live at a relatively low altitude. Therefore, the female antelope prefers to migrate long distances for a clear direction, but roads and railways just separate them.

The migratory route is related to the river, and the Tibetan antelope likes to move on both sides of the Chumar River. The Chumar River traverses the central and northern parts of Hoh Xili, with nearly half of the river east of the Qinghai-Tibet Highway, making it a seasonal river.

In previous years, a large number of lambing Tibetan antelopes in the northwest were hunted, forcing the Tibetan antelopes to move eastward and cross the road to live. But the increasingly dense traffic on the Qinghai-Tibet Highway creates a barrier to the flow of Tibetan antelopes, making it difficult for Tibetan antelopes to cross. In addition to mining and oil extraction, about 100,000 construction workers entered Qinghai-Tibet in 2002.

Ten years ago, Golmud was just a human settlement, but now it is a thriving city. The influx may not have taken into account the ecological resilience of the area and the impact on wildlife survival.

Although the area occupied by roads and railways is negligible, the fragmentation of major habitats limits the potential dispersal needs and reproductive capacity of animals, reducing their foraging capacity. They need to move freely in habitats such as grass and water for widely dispersed or seasonal resources, and one particular resource lasts only a few weeks a year, and in some places animals visit only once a year. However, when the living environment is fragmented, wild animals cannot migrate to obtain the rare resources in the alpine grasslands.

This forces them to over-graze in already unsuitable habitats, eventually leading to food shortages and population extinction.

Because there are two things: 1 is because staying in one place for a long time will be hunted and killed. 2 is that there is no grass to eat.

Living environment. Migration qian, one xi, three sounds.

Hello, I've been waiting for a long time, the migration of Tibetan antelopes is mainly walking in groups, most of them are female Tibetan antelope migrations, and the migration journey can be up to thousands of kilometers round-trip. There are three main migration routes of Tibetan antelopes, the first migration route is from Qiangtang to Zhuo Nai Lake, the second migration route is from the Chumaer River Bridge to the southeast shore of Zhuo Nai Lake, and the third migration route is from the Altun Mountain area, passing through Whale Lake to the west bank of Zhuo Nai Lake.

Migration is for the sake of giving birth. Every year around June, Tibetan antelopes go from Sun Lake in Xinjiang to Zhuo Nai Lake to give birth. It's a long, long-distance migration route that stretches thousands of miles away.

The water of Zhuo Nai Lake and the surrounding grass and even soil are rich in vitamins and salt, and the female Tibetan antelope eats grass and drinks the lake water to give special milk, and Zhuo Nai Lake is the best place to give birth.

The Tibetan antelope is a national first-class protected animal, and according to the relevant national laws, it is illegal to capture wild animals under national key protection without approval. At present, it is the season of migration and calving of Tibetan antelopes, and in addition to most of the Tibetan antelopes going to the hinterland of Hoh Xil to give birth, there are also many normal phenomena of giving birth on the way. The Hoh Xil National Nature Reserve Administration issued a notice to this end, hoping that all construction units of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway and Highway, all military stations, units, households, merchants, assistants and tourists along the line will enhance their awareness of protection, and not alarm, chase and photograph the Tibetan antelope giving birth, especially the unauthorized capture of Tibetan antelope cubs.

In order to ensure the safe birth of Tibetan antelopes, the Hoh Xil National Nature Reserve Administration requires:

1. It is strictly forbidden to capture Tibetan antelope cubs along the Qinghai-Tibet Railway, highway and near the construction site without authorization, and violators will be held accountable for illegally catching rare wild animals;

2. It is strictly forbidden to chase, drive and get too close to the mother and young Tibetan antelope during the period when the Tibetan antelope gives birth, and it is strictly forbidden to photograph and photograph the process of the Tibetan antelope giving birth;

3. Any person who violates the above provisions has the right to stop, report and expose the behavior;

4. If a Tibetan antelope cub is found to be injured or attacked by a predator, emergency rescue measures may be taken and the nearest protection station in the Hoh Xil Nature Reserve shall be immediately reported.

The Hoh Xil National Nature Reserve Administration hopes that through the cooperation of all sectors of society, the Tibetan antelope on the periphery of the reserve will be effectively protected, and the Tibetan antelope will be safely calving while cracking down on poaching and criminal activities, so as to promote the natural recovery of the Tibetan antelope population through people's actions bit by bit.

Acclimatize to the environment and hide from hunters.