"The divine beast also wants to stay in the hotel, the magical Tangjia River, the extraordinary accommodation experience!"
On the 22nd, Mr. Wang of Qingchuan County, Guangyuan City, Sichuan Province, released a circle of friends, an antelope broke into the first floor of a building, and someone took a picture on the second floor.
According to the Red Star News reporter, the incident occurred in the Tangjiahe Scientific Research and Exchange Center, in the Tangjia River Scenic Area, is also the place of accommodation, around 2:00 a.m. on the 22nd, when the staff left work, they found an antelope that broke into the first floor, so they took this rare picture.
On the evening of the 22nd, Zhang Li, deputy general manager of Sichuan Tangjiahe Tourism Development Co., Ltd., told Red Star News that in recent days, the company has prepared for the Autumn Leaf Festival at the Tangjiahe Scientific Research and Exchange Center, and the whole plan, so it is late at night. At about 2 a.m., when they sent the staff back, they found an antelope on the first floor, because the antelope was aggressive, and everyone rushed up to the second floor and took pictures of the antelope with their mobile phones.
Antelope breaks into the accommodation in the scenic area
"The antelope was on the first floor for about two minutes, and after seeing the people, the antelope left on its own." Zhang Li told The Red Star News reporter that the Tangjia River is the low-altitude area with the highest "encounter rate" of wild animals in the world, and it is also a global biodiversity hotspot, and at night, on the main road in the scenic area, antelope can be seen at any time.
According to reports, as the first batch of nature education bases in the Giant Panda National Park - Tangjiahe, Qingchuan, Sichuan, with complex and diverse ecological types, complete ecological structure, rich biodiversity, is one of the hotspots of global biodiversity conservation, known as the "natural gene bank", and also has the reputation of "one of the areas with the highest encounter rate of rare wild animals in China's low-altitude areas".
On October 13, the Tangjiahe Park in Guangyuan, Sichuan, released an image of an infrared camera placed in the Four Corners Bay area of The Sky Ridge in the reserve, collecting a total of 1,286 valid data and capturing 17 species of wild animals from March 29 to September 1, 2021. Among them, there are 14 species of mammals, including giant panda, twisted horned antelope, Sichuan golden snub-nosed monkey, impala, Tibetan chief monkey, civet, black bear, yellow-throated marten, golden cat, hairy-crowned deer, small chamois, wild boar, pig badger, and hidden flower squirrel, which belong to the national I. class 4 species and II. 5 species; birds have 3 species of red-bellied horned pheasants, white-throated noisy grebes, and orange-winged noisy storks, including 2 species of national level II., which further confirms the biodiversity of Tangjiahe Nature Reserve.
Over the years, The Tangjiahe River in Qingchuan, Sichuan province has been committed to biodiversity conservation and research, and there are currently 23 species of national grade I protected wild animals distributed in the Tangjiahe Protected Area, and 86 species of national grade II protected wild animals distributed. There are 327 species of birds, and 46% of migratory birds... The site continues to explore the path of biodiversity development, opening a natural door for people to coexist with nature.
Source: Chengdu Business Daily - Red Star News reporter Tang Xiaojun