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Why is Chinese wildlife so rare?

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14y ago
Updated: 8/19/2019

The giant Panda is rare because they don't reproduce well. Other than the Giant Panda (and the Yeti if you believe in yeti's) I don't know of any other form of wildlife in China that is particularly rare. Wildlife in China is pretty diverse and plentiful. P.S. Yeti is what the Chinese call their version of Bigfoot.

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