Have you ever imagined going on an epic wild adventure? 28 Przewalski's horses are making exactly that journey as they relocate from the Gansu Wuwei endangered species conservation center to the Dunhuang West Lake National Nature Reserve on September 15. It's a thrilling sign of hope for wildlife lovers! 🐎
The trek kicks off in Wuwei at the eastern edge of the ancient Hexi Corridor, winding its way westward to Dunhuang at the corridor's other end. By the time the herd arrives, they'll be taking their first steps back into the wild. Talk about a comeback tour! 🌟
CGTN is live streaming the entire trip, so you can follow every hoofbeat in real time. Whether you're a news enthusiast, student researcher, or nature fanatic, this is one road trip you won't want to miss. Grab some snacks, log in, and cheer them on! 🍿📱
Przewalski's horses, often called living fossils, once roamed the grasslands freely before disappearing from the wild in the 1960s. Their return highlights conservation wins on the Chinese mainland and shows what can happen when researchers, rangers, and local communities work together. 🌱🤝
Don't miss out on this historic reintroduction. Tune into the livestream, share the excitement with friends, and witness nature's grand reunion in action! 🎥✨
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
