China: Herd Of Elk Spotted Crossing Rising River And Streets In Yueyang, Hunan

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China: Herd Of Elk Spotted Crossing Rising River And Streets In Yueyang, Hunan

A herd of brown elk was spotted crossing the rising waters of a river and on streets in Hunan's Yueyang on June 24. In Chinese culture, the rising waters of rivers is an auspicious sign and the sighting of elks is rare. Netizens on Chinese social media noted that the large elk population can be attributed to extensive resources invested in wildlife conservation.

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  • China Video Recording Date/Time: June 24, NOTE: 3 clips Video Location: Yueyang, 2024, Hunan

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