Winter wildlife of Changbai Mountain

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Changbai Mountain in northeast China's Jilin Province offers fascinating insight into the adaptability of wildlife during the winter months. As the landscape becomes cloaked in ice and snow, signs of animal activity abound, with paw prints in the snow revealing the presence of various species. Interestingly, mole tunnels, usually underground, can be seen above the surface as these creatures navigate the snowy terrain in search of food. Trees bear signs of being nibbled by roe deer, a species with a distinct lateral chewing capability which allows them to deal with the toughest vegetation.