Chinese Animals

What Is A Baiji Dolphin?- Chinese River Dolphin

The Baiji is a probably extinct species of freshwater dolphin that thrived in the Yangtze River ecosystem in China. The Baiji white dolphin is speculated to be the 1st dolphin species to disappear due to human encroachment on its natural habitat. The Baiji dolphin population in the Yangtze River...

What Is A Chinese Giant Salamander?-Wa Wa Yu

If you have ever come across a giant Chinese salamander, you will agree that they are one of the most odd-looking creatures in the world. They look like regular salamanders, but the key difference is their size, color, and body shape. They are mainly found in large fragmented regions...

10 Interesting Facts About The Chinese Alligator

The Chinese alligator is one of the two species in the family of Alligatoridae together with the American alligator. The reptile is also called the Yangtze alligator in the Chinese language. You will find it in a dark grey or black, fully armored body. This reptile oozes vigor at...

Endangered Animals Giant Panda Information-Chinese National Treasures

The giant panda is one of the unique animals available in China. This animal resides in mountain ranges in the country. Most people around the world consider the giant panda a living fossil. Here is a fun fact. Did you know that the giant panda communicates through spraying urine...

Da Xiang: Elephants Live In China And Symbolism

Elephants are auspicious animals that are known for being the most nurturing animals who are also fiercely intelligent beasts. And over the years, elephants have remained important parts of different societies. But in one of the weirdest things that were recently reported, a herd of 15 endangered elephants in...

What Animals Live In China?&pictures(Do You Know That All)

Aside from having a rich culture and the oldest civilization, China is also known to be among the countries with the most diversity when it comes to animal life. Its vast vegetation types and a variety of relief are what have enabled the development of this great diversity. Animals...