Wild animals thrive at Fanjing Mountain in southwest China - CGTN

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In southwest China's Guizhou Province, Fanjing Mountain is home to nearly 8,000 species of wild plants and animals, with forest coverage standing at 97%. Its wildlife rescue center has been caring for injured and displaced animals since 2016. Over the past decade, it has rescued 412 animals across 78 species. More than 80% of these animals are under national-level protection, making the center an important part of efforts to safeguard the mountain's biodiversity.