Having once disappeared from its homeland for nearly 100 years, the legendary Milu deer have not only returned but have also increased from dozens to thousands.

Located in east China's Jiangsu Province, Yancheng Yellow Sea Wetland is the largest coastal wetland in the world. Abundant food sources and a moderate climate attract various bird species to the area. It is also home to rare animal species like the milu deer, or Pere David's deer, which was once considered extinct in the country.

Yancheng series | Episode 1: Salt-tolerant Pioneer

Yancheng series | Episode 2: Tango of Kentish Plovers

Yancheng series | Episode 3: Gallant Mudskipper

Yancheng series | Episode 4: Foraging with Sandpipers

Yancheng series | Episode 5: Spoon-billed Sandpiper

Yancheng series | Episode 6: Wonderland of Shoals

Yancheng series | Episode 7: Dancing Stork

Yancheng series | Episode 8: Dark Cormorant

Yancheng series | Episode 9: Dancing Crane in the Wind

Yancheng series | Episode 10: A Busy Winter for Milu Deer

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