In a stunning display of nature’s rhythm, a herd of around 60 Tibetan antelopes were spotted crossing the roaring Qumar River in northwest China’s Qinghai Province this weekend. The annual migration marks their journey back home after giving birth at Zonag Lake, a World Heritage Site nestled in the Hoh Xil National Nature Reserve.
Every year from May to July, pregnant antelopes embark on an epic trek from regions like Sanjiangyuan (Qinghai), the Altun Mountains (Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region), and Qiangtang (Xizang) to reach their calving grounds. By August, mothers and their newborns brave the return trip—a survival saga etched into the Tibetan Plateau’s wild heart. Wildlife experts celebrate this phenomenon as a beacon of successful conservation efforts in China’s high-altitude ecosystems.
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The annual migration marks their journey back home after giving birth at Zonag Lake, a World Heritage Site nestled in the Hoh Xil National Nature Reserve.
Wildlife experts celebrate this phenomenon as a beacon of successful conservation efforts in China’s high-altitude ecosystems.
Tibetan Antelopes Steal the Show on Qinghai-Xizang…
