What are the national first-class protected animals? What are the endemic species in Qinghai Lake area? The number is less than that of giant pandas.

Przewalski's gazelle, the only national first-class protected animal in China, is in a terrible situation.

Worried, its population is rapidly decreasing.

Przewalski's gazelle is the most endangered ungulate in the world. As early as 1988, the government of China.

1998 was listed as a national first-class protected animal. Historically, this rare wild animal has been divided.

It is distributed in a few areas such as Inner Mongolia and Qinghai, and now only exists in the northeast of Qinghai Lake in Qinghai Province.

Bird Island, Chara Beach and Xiaobei Lake in the west. According to Li Sandan, deputy director of Qinghai Forestry Bureau,

Five years ago, there were at least 300 pronghorn around Qinghai Lake, but now there are only 100.

Only about, and the number is still decreasing.

It is understood that Przewalski's gazelle is quick-witted and likes group activities, generally ten left.

On the right is a group, 50 or 60 at most. They usually live between beaches and sand dunes, and they can choose.

Selectively feed on grass, Carex and miscellaneous grasses. Special investigation of Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences

The report shows that 120 years ago, China obtained the model of Przewalski's gazelle in Inner Mongolia and Qinghai Province.

The model specimens were later made primitive by immigration, agricultural production and human hunting.

The distribution area of antelope has been reduced to Bird Island, Chalatan and the northeast and west of Qinghai Lake in Qinghai Province.

Sand dunes and surrounding areas around Xiaobei Lake. In recent 50 years, due to the socio-economic situation in Qinghai Lake area,

Moreover, the natural landscape has changed greatly, especially with the increase of population and the birth of Przewalski's gazelle.

The environment is deteriorating, and the phenomenon of man-made hunting occurs from time to time, and the number is decreasing.

The reporter learned from the Forestry Department of Qinghai Province that due to the obstacles of human activities, birds in the west of Qinghai Lake

The Przewalski's gazelle on the island has been unable to communicate with the population in the northeast of the lake, coupled with human activities

Hunting, a rare wild animal, is becoming less and less in Qinghai Lake. Li Sandan said that in

The total number of Przewalski's gazelle left in the whole area around Qinghai Lake is only one third of that of ten years ago. he

Call on people to strengthen their awareness of protection, cherish and cherish this precious and endangered wild animal.