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How Tibetan herders protect their cattles from marauding wolf packs

It's strictly forbidden to kill wild animals in China and wolves and bears become very numerous due to the strict animal protection laws in China. But how the Tibetan herders protect their cattles from fast increasing numbers of marauding wolves roaming everywhere in Tibet?

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Xinjiang Kazakh girl dances with wolves and gracefully moves out of harm's way from wolf attack

Local Xinjiang Kazakh nomads have lived with stepp wolves for hundreds of years, they know each other very well

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Animals are losing of their fear of humans, “social media celebrity ” wolf roams the highway in Tibet begging for food from travelers

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Tibetan brown bears are not afraid of people, tourists feed bears in Tibet

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4 Siberian tigers block a road in NE China, June. 19, 2023​

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Tibetan brown bears population explode, increasing close encounters with the tourists

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Who is going to pay for the loss? last week a class A protected species in China, a snow leopard raided a herder's house in Xinjiang, because it's protected by the law, the local herders can do nothing about it and worse still, the snow leopard refuses to leave, In 2 days, this snow leopard killed 27 sheep of this herder's family.

 

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China tries to heavy trucks to block wild elephants herds from marching into urban city area

 

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Siberian tiger roams into a residential neighborhood in Huichun city, Jilin province. The city government alerts the locals and instructs the locals to stay indoors at night, and stay calm and not try to provoke tigers for a fight if encountering one.

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A Wild Wolf Begging for Food from Passersby, Ends Up Getting Fed into a Chubby Buddy​

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In 2023, a wild wolf from China's Qilian Mountains in Kekexili went viral after being "fed into an internet sensation," sparking discussions and attention from netizens.

Videos posted by netizens showed that this wolf not only gained a rounder physique but also exhibited behaviors such as wagging its tail and showing its belly to passing vehicles in a playful manner to beg for food.

Some netizens jokingly referred to its transformation as going from a wolf to a dog in just a few months. Others quipped that the wolf had become "gentle and content" and "no longer wanted to put in any effort."



Severl other wolves joined this "celebrity wolf" and formed a "begging pack" recently.

 

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Siberian tiger habitat expands from Jilin province into Heilongjiang province, indicating fast expansion of tiger territories in NE China

 

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Why all houses in rural towns and villlages in Tibet is guarded with spikes and barbed wire fences? shops, schools, banks, post offices, government buildings, Are they Concentration camps?

Actually they are all anti bear installations. explosive increase of brown bear population is becoming a big headache for everyone in Tibet

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Ethnic Groups in China: Chaoxian People ( Korean Chinese)

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Ethnic Russian Chinese from Xinjiang Tacheng city

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Ethnic Groups in China: Wa People， the headhunting people​

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