Milu deer thrive in Inner Mongolia's Daqing Mountain
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A herd of milu deer in Daqing Mountain National Nature Reserve. [Photo/Inner Mongolia News Network]
The Baishitougou area of the Daqing Mountain National Nature Reserve in North China's Inner Mongolia autonomous region is full of life as milu deer leisurely roam in search of food.
Milu deer are a national first-class protected species in China. In September 2021, 27 deer were released into the Baishitougou area from the Beijing Milu Deer Ecological Research Center and the Dafeng Milu Deer Nature Reserve in Jiangsu.
A herd of milu deer in Daqing Mountain National Nature Reserve. [Photo/Inner Mongolia News Network]
After more than three years, the deer have fully adapted to their new environment in Daqing Mountain. The population has grown steadily to 52, reflecting their successful integration and healthy development in the region.
The number of milu deer in Daqing Mountain National Nature Reserve increases to 52. [Photo/Inner Mongolia News Network]
