Infrared cameras in Yunnan's national nature reserves recently captured rare footage of Chinese goral mothers and their cubs foraging together. 🥰 | CGTN

Chinese goral are shy and elusive goat-antelopes found in the steep slopes of wooded mountains in east-central China. While these creatures might have a fear of social gatherings, they definitely do not have a fear of heights. How high can they go? They can be found at elevations between 3,000-8,000 feet…sometimes even as high as 13,500 feet! Their wooly undercoat with long, coarse guard hairs is well suited for life in a cold climate at a high altitude. | Los Angeles Zoo

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An infrared camera in Hubei's Duheyuan National Nature Reserve recently captured a touching scene, a Chinese goral mother strolling and foraging with her cub. The mother stayed alert while the little one curiously explored. The Chinese goral is a nationally protected species classified as vulnerable on the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List. They thrive in steep mountain terrain but are few in number, making conservation crucial. | CGTN