Meet the Przewalski's gazelle – one of the world's rarest hoofed animals, found only around Qinghai Lake in China. By the late 1990s, their population had dwindled to fewer than 300. Thanks to the joint efforts of local communities, scientists and conservation centers, this iconic species is making a comeback – over 3,400 are now thriving in the wild. A quiet miracle of wildlife conservation is unfolding, driven by both people and nature.