Recently, in the cliff area at an altitude of 2900 meters in Zhangenka Village, Medog County, China's Xizang, monitors captured activity images of the Lophophorus sclateri and the Lophophorus impejanus, both of which are Class I protected animals in China. This discovery not only represents a significant breakthrough in bird monitoring in the eastern Himalayas, but also provides valuable data for global biodiversity conservation.

Photo: People's Daily

Editor: Pan Lu, Tenzin Seldron

Translator: Luo Rongting, Zhi Xinghua

Review: Dong Xiuli, Pan Lu