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The Wuliang Mountains are located in southwest China's Yunnan Province, with the main body in the autonomous counties of Nanjian and Jingdong. The well-preserved forests there are an ideal habitat for wildlife. It also serves as a haven for the western black-crested gibbon. Follow two forest rangers as they venture deep into the woods in search of the gibbon family in this episode of the series.
About Journeys in Nature: Tracking the Gibbon
The western black-crested gibbon, which lives in southwestern China's Yunnan Province, Laos and Vietnam, is a critically endangered species in China. With the increasing importance placed on animal protection in the country, more people are taking part in the action to learn more about the species. Follow this Journeys in Nature series to learn more about the gibbon family in the deep forest.
(Cover image a still from a video shot by CGTN Nature's film crew)
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