Feral camel

Author: John Hail
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Publish Date: 2000-10-01
Features: This is a fascinating true story filled with adventure and legend. The author, along with several Chinese colleagues in the 1990s, came to the most terrifyingly desolate Gashun Gobi in China's Xinjiang for exploration and research. The book provides a detailed description of the natural landscapes, cultural scenery, and historical relics of the Gobi, authentically reflecting the survival challenges of the endangered wild camel. The author demonstrates sharp insight into the people he encountered and their lifestyles, vividly portraying the extreme wilderness that is unfamiliar to us. Every expedition was filled with extraordinary hardships and dangers, and every research yielded different gains and joys. These writings ultimately provided strong evidence for the protection of the wild camel and played a key role in establishing the "Lop Nur Natural Hunting Ban Area" in western China.