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| China's endangered and rare animal forest musk deer appeared in Guangxi Nature Reserve |
China News Service, Nanning, August 24 (Jiang Linlin, Huang Jing) The Guangxi Forestry Department introduced on the 23rd that the staff of Guangxi Mulun National Nature Reserve recently collected infrared camera monitoring data and collected national first-class protected animals and endangered rare animals in China.
Lin musk activity video
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Since last year, forest musk deer has appeared in nature reserves in Guangxi for many times
According to reports, Lin Shexi lives alone, timid and alert by nature
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The musk secreted by its males has high medicinal value and is known as "soft gold".
In April 2020, Guangxi Nonggang Nature Reserve discovered forest musk deer activities for the first time; in October 2020, when Guangxi Damingshan Nature Reserve collected infrared camera data in the reserve, images of wild forest musk deer activities were also found; now, forest musk deer is again The Mulun Nature Reserve in Guangxi was photographed
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According to reports, Guangxi Mulun National Nature Reserve is an important species gene bank, with 1,734 species of vascular plants, 367 species of terrestrial vertebrates, 450 species of macrofungi, and 118 species of cave creatures
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Guangxi Mulun Nature Reserve is bordered by Maolan National Nature Reserve in Guizhou, forming the only surviving, largest contiguous, and best-maintained karst forest ecosystem in the same latitude area of the earth, and is jointly included in the "Southern China Karst" World Nature Reserve.
