In central China's Hubei Province, infrared cameras at the Duhuyuan National Nature Reserve have recorded a forest musk deer at a new monitoring site, at an altitude of 1,200 meters. This is the first time the endangered species has been captured at this location, adding to monitoring data on its distribution in the reserve. The footage also features other rare wildlife, including Asian black bears, golden pheasants, leopard cats, yellow-throated martens and Temminck's tragopans. The growing number of recorded locations suggests that forest musk deer are expanding their range, while the diversity of wildlife highlights ongoing improvements in habitat protection.