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2020-12-29T10:01:58Z

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China Sets Launch Window For Mission To Moon

2020-12-29T08:35:44Z

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Black Bear Climbs Onto The Bonnet Of A Family apos;s Car At A Chinese Zoo

2020-12-28T21:40:49Z

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A family driving through a [http://www.thefreedictionary.com/safari%20park safari park] in [/news/china/index.html China] has seen a black bear climbing onto their car's bonnet and stepping onto the windscreen while they were trapped inside the vehicle. The tourists had stopped their car near the bears in the hope of taking a close look at the beasts when the animal appeared from the shrubs, according to reports. The family of three, including a child who screamed through the event, reportedly survived the ordeal unhurt after keepers rushed over to drive the bear away. Social media footage shows a bear, believed to be an Asiatic black bear, crawling onto a car before looking around while standing on the bonnet at a wild animal park in Hainan, China RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-8957019/China-used-secret-microwave-pulse-weapon-Indian-soldiers.html China 'used secret microwave pulse weapon to cook Indian...] [/news/article-8957553/Chinese-supermarket-accused-fat-shaming-plus-size-women-calling-rotten.html Chinese supermarket chain that called small women's sizes...] [/news/article-8957287/Chinas-lunar-exploration-Long-March-5-rocket-moved-launch-site-Change-5-lunar-mission.html China moves massive rocket into launch site ahead of lunar...] [/news/article-8953333/British-diplomat-jumps-river-save-drowning-woman-China.html British diplomat is hailed as a hero in China after jumping...] Share this article Share The incident took place on Sunday at the Hainan Tropical Wildlife Park and Botanical Garden in southern China, reported [ ]. The park claimed that Mr Fu, the head of the family, had broken the park's rules and parked the car in its drive-through section, leading the event to happen. [ ] shows a bear, believed to be an Asiatic black bear, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quốc] crawling onto a car before looking around while standing on the bonnet. The bear then steps onto the windscreen in a bid to make its way onto the car roof. A child can be heard screaming and crying throughout the process, which lasts about 15 seconds. The car's windscreen was left cracked after the black bear stepped onto it, the report said The bear is believed to be an Asiatic black bear (file photo above), an endangered animal species identified by a yellowish mark shaped like a crescent moon on the chest The bear's movements left the car's windscreen cracked, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ kynghidongduong.vn] the report claimed. A keeper told Hainan Broadcasting Station that bears had poor [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quốc] eyesight and would rush towards cars that were bright or reflecting light. Speaking to another news website [ ], the park stressed that all tourists were banned from opening their car windows, stopping or getting out of their cars within the drive-through area. The park deemed the incident as an accident and had agreed to cover Mr Fu's car repair cost, The Paper wrote. data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links"> Read more: [ Hainan Broadcasting Station/Weibo] [ 黑熊爬上游客车辆压裂挡风玻璃，车内孩子吓得大哭_一手Video-梨视频官网-Pe ...] [ 海南一动物园黑熊压裂游客汽车玻璃，园方：其违规停车14秒_直击现场_ ...] DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker'); );

World apos;s Rarest Ape Could Be Saved By Artificial Rope Bridges

2020-12-28T21:21:07Z

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Rope bridges could help save the world's rarest primate — the Hainan gibbon, Nomascus hainanus — by helping them cross gaps in their forest habitat. Experts who suspended ropes some 30 feet above ground across a damaged patch of forest 52 feet wide have filmed the gibbons using the bridge for the first time. The Hainan gibbon — only found on the island of the same name in the South [/news/china/index.html China] Sea — is [/sciencetech/article-8375871/Hope-Hainan-Gibbon-saved-extinction.html the most critically endangered primate], with a population of only 30. Less than two feet tall, the gibbons have thin bodies, with long arms and legs, while adult males and juveniles have a jet black coat. Adult females are golden yellow. It lives an arboreal — or tree-based — life and experts say that it has never been seen on the ground, meaning that it needs our help to cross gaps in its habitat. The same approach can be used to link up isolated patches of forests elsewhere in the world and expand the habitats of endangered apes, the team said. Rope bridges could help save the world's rarest primate — the Hainan gibbon, Nomascus hainanus — by helping them cross gaps in their forest habitat, pictured 'The study highlights the use and value of rope bridges to connect gaps in forest canopies,' said paper author and biologist Bosco Chan of the Kadoorie Farm & Botanic Garden in Hong Kong. 'Although restoring natural forest should be a priority conservation intervention, artificial canopy bridges may be useful short-term solutions.' Professional tree climbers constructed the bridge in 2015 using extra strong ropes of the type also used by mountaineers. They were tied between sturdy trees to form a crossing over a gap in the forest — caused by a natural landslide — along which the monkeys can swing and run. 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'Artificial canopy bridges for conservation of arboreal wildlife have been applied in South America, Australia, Africa and Asia.' 'But they are not used for [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quoc] the conservation of gibbons, which are arguably the most threatened group of primates worldwide.' 'All of the 20 species classified are threatened with extinction by the [/sciencetech/article-8506807/European-hamster-critically-endangered-one-step-away-extinction-experts-warn.html International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List].' Dr Chan said that the gibbons were wary of the bridge at first, as they are only used to swinging on branches. In fact, it took nearly six months for them to build up the courage to use it to cross the landslide. Females and small juveniles preferred it most. Mothers were filmed displaying their acrobatic abilities — as babies hung from their midriff. Over 15 months, 208 photographs and 53 videos were recorded by the team of the gibbons using the artificial bridge. Nine of the ten group members were observed in action — with the only exception being the adult male. Motion sensor cameras captured them using climbing movements most often, followed by arm swinging. 'Larger juveniles did not use the rope bridge often and were instead regularly recorded leaping across the forest gap with the adult male,' said Dr Chan. Experts who suspended ropes some 30 feet above ground across a damaged patch of forest 52 feet wide have filmed the gibbons, pictured, using the bridge for the first time Hainan gibbons travel above ground from tree to tree. Gaps in the canopy — whether natural or manmade — can restrict populations to a specific area. This limits foraging and breeding — and increases the risk of predation by eagles, hawks and poachers. The animal is a prized pet and is also used in medicines. The makeshift canopy bridge has enabled the gibbons to travel between two areas of habitat separated by a 50 feet (15 metre) [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/-wide%20gully -wide gully] formed by the mudslide. 'The findings suggest artificial rope bridges may help with conservation efforts. Usage frequency increased with time,' said Dr Chan. The project could help save the Hainan gibbon — and other animals at risk from climate change, deforestation and intensive farming. The Hainan gibbon — only found on the island of the same name in the South China Sea — is the most critically endangered primate , with a population of only 30 The gibbons were once distributed across half of China, according to governmental records that date back to the 17th century. They had long vanished from the mainland by the late 1950s, but their population on Hainan Island still numbered over two thousand individuals back then. However, human activity — specifically, hunting and the destruction of the ape's habitat — is to blame for their fall in numbers over the following half century. Today, the enigmatic primates occupy only a small patch of remnant rainforest, which continues to shrink. With the ongoing destruction of lowland forest, the gibbons have been forced to take up residence in less-suitable mountainous forest. The Hainan Gibbon lives an arboreal — or [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ kynghidongduong.vn] tree-based — life and experts say that it has never been seen on the ground, meaning that it needs our help to cross gaps in its habitat 'Gibbon species are facing high extinction risk due to habitat loss and hunting,' Dr Chan explained. 'The effectiveness of artificial canopy bridge as a conservation tool for wild gibbons has not been widely tested, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/du-lich-trung-quoc-gia-re/ tour trung quoc] and the results are rarely published.' 'We constructed the first canopy bridge for Hainan gibbons in 2015 to facilitate passage at a natural landslide.' 'Mountaineering grade ropes were tied to sturdy trees with the help of professional tree climbers and a camera trap was installed to monitor wildlife usage.' 'The study highlights the use and value of rope bridges to connect gaps in forest canopies,' said paper author and biologist Bosco Chan of the Kadoorie Farm & Botanic Garden in Hong Kong. 'Although restoring natural forest should be a priority conservation intervention, artificial canopy bridges may be useful short-term solutions.' Professional tree climbers constructed the bridge using extra strong ropes of the type also used by mountaineers 'The world's rarest primate can use a simple artificial canopy bridge. It is a valuable conservation tool to reconnect fragmented gibbon habitats.' said Dr Chan. The 52 feet-long canopy bridge, he added, was seen to be 'used in both directions — and both females and juveniles could initiate crossing.' 'Although we cannot assess fatigue in the ropes, the dense growth of regenerated vegetation underneath the rope bridge is believed to provide a safe landing platform for the gibbons should an accidental fall happen.' 'We recommend building canopy bridges at the early stage of a forest gap restoration projects to provide temporary connectivity.' 'But reforestation with fast-growing native trees should also be simultaneously carried out as a long-term solution, where it is socioeconomically feasible.' The full findings of the study were published in the journal [ ]. The Hainan Gibbon is only found on the forested Chinese island of the same name, pictured. In the 1970s, the population of the species — the world's rarest primate — was less than ten and today numbers still only sit at around 30

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