Tibetan antelope that is endless in the unmanned area of Qiangtang (picture)

This is Tibetan antelope (taken on July 11) taken in the National Nature Reserve of Qiangtang. Xinhua News Agency reporter Sun Fei Photo

The Qiangtang National Nature Reserve is located in the northern part of the Tibet Autonomous Region. Not only are the lakes of stars, the empty grass farms, and the snow -capped mountains and glaciers, but also have a variety of wild animals and plants.

The wildness of nature has a unique and tenacious life. Tibetan antelope migrates, breeding, breeding, breeding cubs on this plateau ... continuing the miracle of life in the "unmanned area".

Every summer is the cub season for Tibetan antelopes. During this period, the mother Tibetan antelope would run from the escort of the ram to the depths of the grassland of Qiangtang from all directions. During the entire birth of cubs, there were public antelopes in the periphery. On the way back, thousands of Tibetan antelopes traveling collectively, mighty and spectacular.

In 2018, the Tibet Autonomous Region decided to implement the ecological relocation plan in extremely high altitude areas. While solving the difficulties of local people's lives and the degradation of the plateau grassland, better living space was returned to wild animals.

In recent years, with the strengthening of ecological environmental protection, the number of rare wild animals in some plateau in Tibet has been significantly restored. Tibetan antelope has increased from 50,000 to about 300,000. The protection level has been reduced from endangered species to near -dangerous species.

This is a newly born Tibetan antelope cub (taken on July 11). Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhou Yixiao Xiao

This is Tibetan antelope (taken on July 11) taken in the National Nature Reserve of Qiangtang. Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhou Yixiao Xiao

This is a public antelope that is alert to the periphery (taken on July 11). Xinhua News Agency reporter Jin Meidji Photo

This is a public antelope that is alert to the periphery (taken on July 11). Xinhua News Agency reporter Jin Meidji Photo

This is Tibetan antelope (taken on July 11) taken in the National Nature Reserve of Qiangtang. Xinhua News Agency reporter Jin Meidji Photo

Under the alert and protection of public antelopes, the mother Tibetan antelope ate grass leisurely (taken on July 11). Xinhua News Agency reporter Sun Fei Photo

In the National Nature Reserve of Qiangtang, a mother Tibetan antelope was taking care of its cubs (taken on July 11). Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhou Yixiao Xiao

This is Tibetan antelope (taken on July 11) taken in the National Nature Reserve of Qiangtang. Xinhua News Agency reporter Sun Fei Photo

This is Tibetan antelope (taken on July 11) taken in the National Nature Reserve of Qiangtang. Xinhua News Agency reporter Sun Fei Photo

This is a public antelope that is alert to the periphery (taken on July 11). Xinhua News Agency reporter Sun Fei Photo

This is a newly born Tibetan antelope cub (taken on July 11). Xinhua News Agency reporter Sun Fei Photo

This is a public antelope that is alert to the periphery (taken on July 11). Xinhua News Agency reporter Jin Meidji Photo

In the National Nature Reserve of Qiangtang, a mother Tibetan antelope was taking care of its cubs (taken on July 11). Xinhua News Agency reporter Sun Fei Photo

This is Tibetan antelope (taken on July 11) taken in the National Nature Reserve of Qiangtang. Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhou Yixiao Xiao

This is Tibetan antelope (taken on July 11) taken in the National Nature Reserve of Qiangtang. Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhou Yixiao Xiao

This is Tibetan antelope (taken on July 11) taken in the National Nature Reserve of Qiangtang. Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhou Yixiao Xiao

This is Tibetan antelope (taken on July 11) taken in the National Nature Reserve of Qiangtang. Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhou Yixiao Xiao

Source: Xinhua News Agency

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