Where did the Tibetan antelope in Hoh Xili come from?

Why are <> Tibetan antelopes so rare?

Why was poaching rampant in Hoh Xil?

How much harm has poaching done to the Tibetan antelope?

How do rangers fight poachers to the death?

What does Hoh Xil look like today?

High-energy warning: The film contains a large number of "sheep sucking" shots, which can easily cause some viewers to be emotionally "excited", please be careful!!

The Tibetan antelope is a national first-class protected animal, inhabiting desert meadows, plateaus, plateaus and grasslands at an altitude of 4600-6000 meters.

Seasonal migration is an important ecological feature of the Tibetan antelope, and from May to August every year, the female antelope will migrate to Zhuo Nai Lake, Hoh Xili Lake, Sun Lake and other local lambs.

Located in the western part of Yushu Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture in Qinghai Province, with a total area of 4.5 million hectares, Hoh Xil National Nature Reserve is one of the largest nature reserves in China, with the highest altitude and the richest wildlife resources. In the last century, poaching was rampant in Hoh Xil, Tibetan antelope was once endangered, with the strong support of the state, a unique protection team guarded here all year round, Hoh Xil has not had poaching incidents for more than ten years, and the number of Tibetan antelope has recovered to more than 60,000.

On July 7, 2017, Hoh Xil was inscribed on the United Nations World Natural Heritage List. It has become the 51st World Heritage Site in China and the largest World Natural Heritage Site in China.

I don't really know about it. All I know is that there are Tibetan antelopes in Hoh Xil. I don't really know about the rest.

The environment of this place is very beautiful, and there are a lot of wild animals, and this place also has a lot of protected animals, and the air quality is also very good, like a fairyland.

It's a spectacular scene. Because the number of Tibetan antelopes migrating is relatively large, the scale is very large when viewed from the sky, so the scene is very shocking.

From the process of Tibetan antelope migration, we can see that the state has made great efforts to protect Tibetan antelopes. If the state had not built a Tibetan antelope nature reserve and invested huge financial and personnel support in it, I don't think Hoh Xil would have ushered in the migration of Tibetan antelopes. Because as early as the sixties and seventies of the last century, the Tibetan antelope was once facing the danger of extinction.

Because the economic value of the Tibetan antelope's fur is very high, many poachers will hunt the Tibetan antelope to obtain high economic profits.

This situation has also led to a sharp decline in the population of the Tibetan antelope. Therefore, the state has noticed the seriousness of this aspect and invested a lot of money and personnel to build a Tibetan antelope reserve. After decades of hard and unremitting efforts, the Tibetan antelope has now returned to a normal standard of living.

Not only is the living environment relatively stable, but also their own safety is also greatly guaranteed. It is the country's outstanding contribution in this regard that we can see the spectacular scene of the migration of the Hoh Xili Tibetan antelope, which is the result of all the efforts that have been put in.

The Tibetan antelope, a national first-class protected animal, was killed in large numbers by poachers in the early days. As a result, the Tibetan antelope population once reached the level of endangerment. But later, with the country's efforts to rectify and crack down on crime, the Tibetan antelope has been effectively protected.

Not only do you have a fixed living area, but you also have security. After decades of resettlement and state conservation policies in this area, the Tibetan antelope population has recovered to a certain size.

As we see the spectacular migration of Tibetan antelopes this year in Hoh Xil, we must not forget the staff who worked hard to protect them. They have always stuck to the front line of their posts, and have never complained in the face of high-altitude hypoxia work, and it is their silent dedication and perseverance that we can appreciate the gifts that nature has given us.

The scene is very spectacular, a large number of Tibetan antelopes are migrating, and it feels like there is no end in sight.

It is particularly spectacular, and there are many Tibetan antelopes participating in this migration in Hoh Xili, and this scene looks particularly shocking.

There are sheep as far as the eye can see, and the number is very large, and there is no end in sight, and only sheep can be seen in people's field of vision.

It was very spectacular, a large number of Tibetan antelopes were densely packed, and it was a rare scene to see from a distance.

Cocoa Oak Hongxili ushered in the first batch of Tibetan antelope migration this year, and the unbridled scene of cracking is very spectacular. Many people have never seen such a scene, and it is very worthwhile.

I feel the pulse of nature, I think nature is cruel, but nature is still very vigorous, so we should be more in harmony with nature and the hidden rent, so that such a beautiful scene can continue.

This kind of scene is still very spectacular, because this kind of scene is not easy to see, many Tibetan antelopes together, it is also a particularly spectacular number of noises, a very good scene.