🚗 🦬 💨 A thrilling encounter in Three-river-source National Park in NW China's Qinghai. A patrol team had a tense moment when a wild yak suddenly chased their vehicle. Fortunately, after a brief chase, it lost interest and wandered off. Wild yaks, the largest animals on the Qinghai-Xizang Plateau, thrive at altitudes of 3,000-6,000 meters. With stronger conservation efforts, sightings of these rare animals are becoming more frequent. #ChinaBiodiversity #PlanetMatters | CGTN Global Watch

706K views · 10K reactions | A brown wild yak running in the snow on Changtang Plateau. Changtang is a part of high altitude on the Tibetan Plateau and home to brown wild yaks. | SnowLion Tours - Journey to Tibet | Facebook

The wild yak, a majestic bovine species native to the Tibetan Plateau, lives at altitudes of 4,000 meters or higher. It is well-adapted to extreme alpine environments with its dense fur and sturdy build. Among them, the golden wild yak is an exceptionally rare variant, revered in Tibetan culture and considered a symbol of strength and endurance. #tibet #himalayas | SnowLion Tours - Journey to Tibet

11K views · 449 reactions | Annapurna Conservation Upper Manang Yak Kharka for Snow Leopard Photography. #wildlifephotography #nature #manang #highlights #followforfollowback National Trust for Nature Conservation (NTNC), Nepal Nepal Tourism Board 100M Followers | Chungba Sherpa Wildlife | Facebook

Protecting wild dolphins takes more than good intentions, a loud voice, or a larger platform. It takes knowledge, long-term commitment, and hands-on expertise. As action takers, we do all 3: • The health baselines from our thriving dolphins give scientists the clear reference points they need to detect illness, pollution, and population decline in wild pods before it becomes irreversible. • Every visit fuels the conservation teams working on the front lines, from tracking endangered dolphins to

The search for Wild Yak in Upper Dolpo Part 2 #wildlifephotography #animalphotography #naturephotography #WWFNepal Ask Me About the Dolpo & the Himalaya Dolpo Wangchen National Trust for Nature Conservation (NTNC), Nepal IUCN Nepal Nepal Tourism Board | Chungba Sherpa Wildlife