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Infrared cameras capture footage of rare animals in Tibet

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Infrared cameras have captured rare animals at national nature reserves in southwestern China's Tibet Autonomous Region. The animals include dholes, Mishmi takins, golden cats and clouded leopards from the Yarlung Zangbo Grand Canyon and Cibagou Valley. 

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