On track to preserve rare Bactrian camels
A Bactrian camel calf rests against its mother at a research center in Gansu province, which has achieved success in artificially breeding the endangered animal. Liang Qiang / Xinhua |
Scientists have attached GPS trackers to five wild Bactrian camels living in the deserts of northwest China's Gansu province and the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region to track and better protect the endangered animal - which is rarer than the giant panda.
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