According to the Sanjiangyuan National Park Administration, a total of 70 Tibetan antelopes, constituting the first batch of 2026, arrived at Zhuonai Lake in Hoh Xil, Qinghai Province, a breeding ground, on May 28, after a long journey.

Zhuonai Lake is famous as a natural "delivery room" for generations of Tibetan antelopes. Every year from spring to summer, herds of female Tibetan antelopes leave their wintering grounds, crossing the Gobi Desert, rivers, and roads to head to this area to nurture new life. Over many years, anti-poaching measures, protection of migration routes, and habitat restoration have borne fruit, and the population of Tibetan antelopes has been steadily recovering and increasing. The number of migrating Tibetan antelopes heading to Zhuonai Lake has been steadily increasing year by year, becoming a sight that symbolizes the continuous improvement of the ecological environment on the Tibetan Plateau.

For some time to come, female Tibetan antelopes will continue to arrive one after another at the shores of Zhuonai Lake, reaching the peak of their birth season in early July. Then, when the calves' legs become strong enough, the female Tibetan antelopes will embark on their journey again with their young and return to their habitats hundreds of kilometers away. (Provided by / CGTN Japanese)