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Departing from Nanjing, we'll choose to travel by private van or on foot according to the season, leaving behind the hustle and bustle of the city to seek out the rarely-seen wild Yangtze finless porpoises (with a 9o% chance of sighting) in the serene mudflats and on the beautiful platforms along the Yangtze River, These porpoises are among the world's rarest wild cetaceans. We'll also take you to some lesser-known birdwatching spots (the specific locations will vary with the season), where you might spot some highly distinctive wild bird species....
A deer species unique to China, is called "four-not-like" for its deer-like antlers, horse-like face, ox-like hooves and donkey-like tail. Once extinct in the wild, it has recovered through conservation.
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Tibetan foxes inhabit the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, with gray-yellow fur and a square face. Feeding on rodents, they play a key role in controlling rodent populations.
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Chinese pangolins live in southern China, known for overlapping scales. Feeding on termites and ants, they are skilled diggers, Critically Endangered animals, rarely seen in the wild.
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Snow leopards inhabit alpine bare rocks. With gray-white fur and black spots, they adapt to cold. Vulnerable, skilled at climbing, they're key to plateau ecology.
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Green peafowls inhabit southwest China to Southeast Asia, with bright green plumage and eye-spotted tail screens. Herbivorous, they are endangered animals with scarce wild populations.
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The endemic Chinese duck has black-and-white plumage with a crest. Inhabiting streams, it dives well to catch fish. An endangered animal with a small population.
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An endemic crocodilian in China, inhabiting Yangtze River wetlands. Carnivorous with mild temperament. Critically Endangered animals, wild populations need urgent protection.
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With black neck feathers, it inhabits plateau wetlands. An omnivorous, migratory bird, it's the only crane breeding on plateaus. Near Threatened.
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On July 2, 2025, the Meihuashan South China Tiger Breeding and Research Institute in Longyan, Fujian Province, received exciting news — the female tiger "Weiwei" successfully hunted a live sheep at 6:
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The Giant Panda National Park is one of the first national parks in China, integrating 73 nature reserves in Sichuan, Shaanxi, and Gansu provinces.
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When it comes to Beijing, the solemnity of the Forbidden City, the grandeur of the Great Wall, the urban atmosphere of the hutongs, and the artistic atmosphere of the 798 Fangcaodi are all fascinating
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7 daysWhen many people think of eastern China they imagine big cities and a high population density.
2 daysTracking the Yangtze finless porpoise and other sympatric wildlife species, and experiencing the rich biodiversity hidden within major cities.
11 daysWhen many people think of eastern China they imagine big cities and a high population density.
He is a wildlife photographer and science communicator who has long been dedicated to documenting wildlife and natural ecosystems, with a strong focus on endangered species and apex predators.
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He was formerly the moderator of the Scarabaeoidea section on the Chinese Insect Enthusiasts' Forum, a scientific advisor for "Nature's Little Parlor" in Chinese National Geography, a member of the Malacological Society of Taiwan, a member of the Nanjing Finless Porpoise and Aquatic Life Conservation Association, and an ecological photographer.
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He is a science popularization writer and a nature and ecological photographer who has long been engaged in research on the conservation of endangered wildlife as well as science popularization work.
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As one of the most beautiful eco-environmental protectors in Nanjing, he is dedicated to the frontline conservation efforts for endangered wildlife in China, with a particular focus on the Yangtze finless porpoise.
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