Step into the wild! Nineteen Przewalski’s horses—a species once declared extinct in the wild—are making history this month as they explore their new home in northwest China’s Gansu Province. 🏞️ Released from a semi-wild area on September 16, these rare equines have split into three groups, roaming across the vast landscapes of the West Lake National Nature Reserve. But where are they headed now?
Dubbed the 'last wild horses' on Earth, Przewalski’s horses are a symbol of resilience. Thanks to decades of conservation efforts, their population is slowly recovering. 🎉 This reintroduction project in Dunhuang—a region famous for its ancient Silk Road heritage—aims to create a sustainable habitat for these iconic animals. Think of it like a wildlife reality show, but with GPS trackers and scientists cheering them on!
Want to join the action? CGTN’s livestream offers a front-row seat to their journey, blending cutting-edge tech with raw nature. 🌐 Whether you’re a #ScienceTok enthusiast or just love a good comeback story, this is one adventure you won’t want to miss. After all, who needs Netflix when you’ve got real wild horses galloping toward a brighter future?
