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Our Common Homeland: Milu back to their ancestral land

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The milu, or Pere David's Deer, is native to China but was extinct there in the twentieth century. After receiving 20 milu from the UK, China established protection areas and increased the milu's population to over 8,000.  Watch the journey of 11 milu as they are released into the wild. How are the staff preparing for their long journey?

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