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In a stunning display of nature’s resilience, two pairs of black-necked cranes have been spotted breeding in the remote wetlands of Xainza County, located in China’s Xizang Autonomous Region. Nestled at a jaw-dropping altitude of 4,700 meters (that’s higher than most commercial flights! ), this ecological haven is proving vital for the survival of these rare birds.
Known as the ‘alpine royalty’ of the bird world, black-necked cranes thrive in meadows, lakes, and wetlands between 2,500–5,000 meters. While they call the highlands of China, India, Bhutan, and Nepal home, the species is listed under first-class state protection in China, highlighting their ecological importance.
Their presence in Xizang’s extreme environment underscores the region’s biodiversity, offering hope for conservationists working to protect fragile ecosystems. For travelers and nature lovers, this news adds Xainza County to the map as a bucket-list destination for witnessing wildlife in its purest form.
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), this ecological haven is proving vital for the survival of these rare birds.
Rare Cranes Thrive in High-Altitude Xizang Wetlands!
