Through camera traps, Ha Tinh provincial authorities have discovered many endangered forest animals and rare wildlife in Ke Go Nature Reserve (a forest area of nearly 45,000 hectares, spanning 3 southern districts of Ha Tinh: Cam Xuyen, Ky Anh, Huong Khe, and part of the border with Tuyen Hoa district.
On December 12, 2024, the Management Board of Ke Go Nature Reserve (Ha Tinh province) said that after the process of coordinating with the authorities to install 88 camera traps to monitor biodiversity in the Ke Go Nature Reserve area, 19 species of mammals, 13 species of birds and 1 species of reptiles have been recorded.
Clip: Two chevrotains - a rare wild animal - were captured by a camera trap at Ke Go Nature Reserve (Ha Tinh province). The chevrotain is the smallest ungulate in the world, also known as the mouse deer, and is a wild animal listed in the Red Book.
Yellow-throated weasel - a rare wildlife species recorded in Ke Go Nature Reserve (Ha Tinh province).
In particular, among the mammal and bird species recorded through the above camera trap points, there are many individuals in the list of endangered forest animals, rare wild animals in groups IB and IIB, listed in the Red Book of Vietnam and the world, strictly prohibiting illegal hunting, exploitation, and trading and needing priority protection and conservation.
A chevrotain in Ke Go Nature Reserve, Ha Tinh Province. The chevrotain is the world's smallest ungulate. It is also one of the rare wild animals listed in the Vietnam Red Book.
Accordingly, there are 19 recorded species of animals including: striped rabbit, peach-cheeked squirrel, monkey, bamboo rat, black squirrel, palm civet, crab-civet, wild cat, mouse-shaped mouse, palm civet, hill, red-bellied squirrel, mouse, golden monkey, deer, northern silver-cheeked ferret, palm civet, wild boar, yellow-throated ferret.
A wild bird of prey recorded in Ke Go Nature Reserve, Ha Tinh province.
13 recorded bird species include: bar-backed partridge, bar-bellied pitta, Burmese buzzard, mahogany-breasted partridge, dove, banded laughingthrush, jungle fowl, jungle fowl, grey-headed pitta, purple-sided pheasant, white pheasant, white-headed laughingthrush, and red-rumped shama.
Wild deer in Ke Go Nature Reserve
Ke Go Nature Reserve has a total area of nearly 45,000 hectares, spanning Cam Xuyen, Ky Anh, Huong Khe, Thach Ha districts (Ha Tinh province) and partly bordering Tuyen Hoa district, Quang Binh province.
Wildcat discovered in Ke Go Nature Reserve
Ke Go Nature Reserve has a very diverse, rich and rare fauna and flora. Up to now, within the reserve, 80 species of mammals, 298 species of birds, 63 species of reptiles and 33 species of amphibians, 302 species of insects and 35 species of fish have been recorded.
A bird individual was discovered for the first time in Ke Go Nature Reserve.
Of the total 76 recorded animal species, 17 species (accounting for 21%) are listed in the Vietnam and World Red Book such as: bat weasel, giant loris, red-faced monkey, pig-tailed monkey, mottled monkey, brown-shanked douc langur, red-cheeked gibbon, black bear, sun bear, common otter, binturong, leopard, tiger, gaur, mountain goat, golden pangolin, large flying squirrel...
A pheasant in Ke Go Nature Reserve. Pheasants are one of the wild animals listed in the Red Book. Pheasants belong to the pheasant family, order...
The white-tailed pheasant, a rare and endangered pheasant species endemic to Vietnam, is also present in Ke Go Nature Reserve.
A pangolin individual recorded by a camera trap
Ke Go Nature Reserve has extremely diverse and rich plant ecosystems. The forests here are also home to many types of wild flowers.
Striped rabbit in Ke Go Nature Reserve
According to the Management Board of Ke Go Nature Reserve, in the coming time, the authorities need to have solutions and support funding sources to implement the management, protection and conservation of biodiversity in the forest area managed by the Management Board of Ke Go Nature Reserve.
A rare wild weasel was captured by a camera trap in Ke Go Nature Reserve (Ha Tinh). The weasel, also known as the striped weasel, is a species of weasel. This wild animal is found from Nepal to northeastern India, Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos, southern China...
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