Wolves hunt wild donkeys at the source of the Yellow River to stage a "wild blockbuster"

On October 24 (yesterday), the staff of the Xining Comprehensive Survey Center of the China Geological Survey took a wonderful picture of the wolf pack successfully hunting and hiding wild donkeys in the Yellow River Source Park of Sanjiangyuan National Park, and a "wild blockbuster" was staged at the source of the Yellow River.

The video was filmed in Maduo County, Guoluo Prefecture, here is the core area of the Yellow River Source Park in Sanjiangyuan National Park, in the picture taken, the wolf pack composed of four wolves slowly approached the Tibetan wild donkey in an encircling posture, because the Tibetan wild donkey is mostly in groups, the wolf pack first separated the hunting target from the Tibetan wild donkey group, and then began to hunt and hunt with all its might, and the wolf pack in the pursuit cooperated tacitly and coordinated "fighting", which can be called the way of "encircling and blocking" the Tibetan wild donkey and constantly flew to bite, and the Tibetan wild donkey also constantly fought back. After about 5 minutes of hunting, the wolves finally managed to hunt the wild donkey.

China Geological Survey Xining Natural Resources Comprehensive Survey Center staff introduced, at that time they were carrying out field investigation, found that the wolf pack has a posture ready to hunt, take the camera to start recording, and finally the wolf pack is to force the Tibetan wild donkey to the low-lying place on the side of the road to successfully hunt, due to the terrain reasons did not shoot, but also worried about the close to the impact of hunting behavior, so when they eat almost and then go to shoot. In recent years, wild animals such as Tibetan wild donkeys, wolves, and Tibetan foxes can also be seen everywhere in this area, and the number of wild animals has increased significantly.

This year, Sanjiangyuan National Park was officially announced, after more than five years of pilot construction, the grassland vegetation, lakes and wetlands and other ecosystems in the national park continued to improve, the population of representative indicator species such as snow leopard and Tibetan antelope was obviously increasing, and the effectiveness of ecological protection and restoration within the national park was becoming increasingly apparent.

【Source: Qinghai Changyun Network】

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