Have you ever seen a Chinese mountain cat? They could be gone before you ever do. Saving them is up to you. #BigCatRescue #Conservation #ChineseMountainCat #Wildlife #WildlifeConservation #SavingSmallCats #CaroleBaskin | Big Cat Rescue

A rare footage of an endangered Chinese mountain cat hunting for prey in the Taizi Mountain Nature Reserve in northwest China's Gansu Province has been captured by reserve staff. For more: https://news.cgtn.com/news/2023-06-19/Rare-footage-of-a-Chinese-mountain-cat-hunting-for-prey-captured-1kL7nkUjD32/index.html | CGTN

#Chinese mountain cat: A unique treasure found only in China! This elusive feline, known as the "most mysterious wild #cat," is the only endemic cat species in China, primarily inhabiting the eastern regions of the Tibetan Plateau. #animal #animallover | T-Time HK

Infrared cameras have captured rare video of five Chinese desert cats frolicking and wrestling together in northwest China's Qinghai Province. The Chinese desert cat, also known as the Chinese mountain cat, is a wild cat endemic to western China and is under second-class national protection. Solitary by nature and small in number, desert cats are sparsely distributed throughout the region. The only endemic cat species in China is also classified as vulnerable by the International Union for Conse

sweet family of Pallas's cats (兔猻,Otocolobus manul) in Qinghai province. It is under second-class state protection in #China. There are 20,000 manul cats in China, many of whom reside on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. There is a two-level system of state protection in China for wildlife -- second-class and first-class. As one of the countries richest in biodiversity, China has been making efforts for decades to rescue endangered species and spread ecological civilization concepts. ❤治多摄影根据地 ❤❤❤ #Natu

These Siberian tigers are living on a breeding base in Heilongjiang Province, northeast China. Once these endangered animals are mature, they will be trained to survive in the wild and then be released into a nature reserve. Since the base's opening in 1986, more than 1,300 tigers have been bred here. It also offers safari trips to visitors who want to observe the big cats. The breeding base is also offering free passes to frontline health workers who worked in Wuhan during the #coronavirus outb