332K views · 876 reactions | Located mainly in northwest China's Shaanxi Province, the Qinling Mountains are a major east-west mountain range, providing a natural boundary between north and south China and supporting a huge variety of wildlife. #Journeysinnature #documentary | CGTN | Facebook

56K views · 337 shares | China’s Yunnan province is home to some of the most unique creatures, like the snub-nosed monkey and the red panda. #WildChina | National Geographic Animals | Facebook

6.7K views · 458 reactions | Bird watchers were treated to a rare sight at a wetland in Nantong when they spotted two pairs of Chinese crested terns, a critically endangered species thought to be extinct at the end of the last century. Revered in China as "the bird of myth," they are put under national protection. #EcoFuture | China Plus Culture | Facebook

There are three kinds of peacocks in the world: the green peacock, the blue peacock and the Congo peacock. Among them, only one species is found in China. The green peacock, which is native to China's Yunnan Province, is one of the world's most endangered wildlife species. According to the National Forestry and Grassland Administration, there are only 485 to 547 green peacocks in Yunnan. In recent years, Yunnan has started the artificial breeding and reintroduction of green peacocks and protecte