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But it does share the giant pandas taste for bamboo, southwest China's red pandas are known for their very strong facial markings, which distinguish them from red pandas found anywhere else in the Himalayas.

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But to the east, the rock/ into the series of steep north and south ranges, butting down through the heart of Yunnan. A parallel mountains of Hengduan.

The east natural / served to isolated Yunnan's plants and animals, and in each / valley. While the huge temperature range between snowy peaks and warm slows below, provides fast air condition for life to thrive. Through spring, the Hengduan slopes stage one of the most diverse / areas in the world.

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But it does share the giant panda's taste for bamboo. Southwest China's red pandas are known for their very strong facial markings which distinguish them from red pandas found anywhere else in the Himalayas. Like the monkeys, they were isolated in this high forests, when the mountains quite literally rose beneath them in the greatest mountain building event in recent geological history.

Over the last 30 million years, the Indian subcontinent has been pushing northwards into Eurasia. On the border between India and Tibet, the rocks have been raised 8 kilometers above sea level, creating the world's highest mountain range, the Himalayas. But to the east, the rocks have buckled into a series of a steep northsouth ridges cutting down though the heart of Yunnan, The Parlamou Mountains of the Hengduan Shan.

These natural barriers serve to isolate Yunnan's plants and animals in each adjacent valley. While the huge temperature range between the snowy peaks and the warmer snows below, provides a vast rare conditions for life to thrive. Through spring, the Hengduan slopes stage one of China's greatest natural spectacles. The forests here are among the most diverse botanical areas in the world.

Over 18,000 plant species grow here, of which 3,000 are found nowhere else. Until little more than a century ago, this place was unknown outside China. But then news reached the west of a mysterious hidden world of the orient. Hidden among the mountain, A lost Shangrila paradise. Western high society in the grip of a gardening craze was eager for exotic species from faraway places. This gave rise to a new breed of celebrity of adventurers. In trepid, optimistic explorers, known as the plant hunters, Yunnan became their holy grail. The most famous was Jocey Frock, a real life Indiana Johns. Remarkable film footage, captured his / on a series of expeditions as they pushed into the deepest corners of Yunnan.

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But it does share the giant panda's taste for bamboo. Southwest China's red pandas are known for their very strong facial markings which distinguish them from red pandas found anywhere else in the Himalayas. Like the monkeys, they were isolated in this high forests, when the mountains quite literally rose beneath them in the greatest mountain building event in recent geological history.

Over the last 30 million years, the Indian subcontinent has been pushing northwards into Eurasia. On the border between India and Tibet, the rocks have been raised 8 kilometers above sea level, creating the world's highest mountain range, the Himalayas. But to the east, the rocks have buckled into a series of / steep northsouth ridges cutting down though the heart of Yunnan, the parellel mountains of the Hengduan Shan.

These natural barriers serve to isolate Yunnan's plants and animals in each adjacent valley. While the huge temperature range between the snowy peaks and the warmer snows below, provides a vast area of conditions (应该是vast area,因为是复数conditions) for life to thrive. Through spring, the Hengduan slopes stage one of China's greatest natural spectacles. The forests here are among the most diverse botanical areas in the world.

Over 18,000 plant species grow here, of which 3,000 are found nowhere else. Until little more than a century ago, this place was unknown outside China. But then news reached the west of a mysterious hidden world of the orient. Hidden among the mountain, a lost Shangrila paradise. Western high society in the grip of a gardening craze was eager for exotic species from faraway places. This gave rise to a new breed of celebrity of adventurers. In trepid, optimistic explorers, known as the plant hunters, Yunnan became their holy grail. The most famous was Jocey Frock, a real life Indiana Jones (魔域奇兵). Remarkable film footage, captured his entourage on a series of expeditions as they pushed into the deepest corners of Yunnan.

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But it does share the giant panda's taste for bamboo. Southwest China's red pandas are known for their very strong facial markings which distinguish them from red pandas found anywhere else in the Himalayas. Like the monkeys, they were isolated in this high forests, when the mountains quite literally rose beneath them in the greatest mountain building event in recent geological history.

Over the last 30 million years, the Indian subcontinent has been pushing northwards into Eurasia. On the border between India and Tibet, the rocks have been raised 8 kilometers above sea level, creating the world's highest mountain range, the Himalayas. But to the east, the rocks have buckled into a series of steep northsouth ridges cutting down though the heart of Yunnan, the parellel mountains of the Hengduan Shan.

These natural barriers serve to isolate Yunnan's plants and animals in each adjacent valley. While the huge temperature range between the snowy peaks and the warmer snows below, provides a vast * of conditions for life to thrive. Through spring, the Hengduan slopes stage one of China's greatest natural spectacles. The forests here are among the most diverse botanical areas in the world.

Over 18,000 plant species grow here, of which 3,000 are found nowhere else. Until little more than a century ago, this place was unknown outside China. But then news reached the west of a mysterious hidden world of the orient. Hidden among the mountain, a lost Shangrila paradise.

Western high society in the grape of a gardening craze was eager for exotic species from faraway places. This gave rise to a new breed of celebrity of adventurers. In trepid, * explorers, known as the plant hunters, Yunnan became their holy grail. The most famous was Jocey Frock, a real life Indiana Jones. Remarkable film footage captured his * on a series of expeditions as they pushed into the deepest corners of Yunnan.

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But it does share the giant panda's taste for bamboo. Southwest China's red pandas are known for their very strong facial markings, which distinguish them from red pandas found anywhere else in the Himalayas. Like the monkeys, they were isolated in these high forests when the mountains quite literally rose beneath them in the greatest mountain-building event in recent geological history.

Over the last 30 million years, the Indian subcontinent has been pushing northwards into Eurasia. On the border between India and Tibet, the rocks have been raised 8 kilometers above sea level, creating the world's highest mountain range, the Himalayas. But to the east, the rocks have buckled into a series of steep north-south ridges cutting down though the heart of Yunnan, the parallel mountains of the Hengduan Shan.

These natural barriers serve to isolate Yunnan's plants and animals in each adjacent valley. While the huge temperature range between the snowy peaks and the warmer slopes below provides a vast array of conditions for life to thrive. Through spring, the Hengduan slopes stage one of China's greatest natural spectacles. The forests here are among the most diverse botanical areas in the world.

Over 18,000 plant species grow here, of which 3,000 are found nowhere else. Until little more than a century ago, this place was unknown outside China. But then news reached the west of a mysterious hidden world of the orient: hidden among the mountain, a lost Shangri-la paradise. Western high society in the grip of a gardening craze was eager for exotic species from faraway places. This gave rise to a new breed of celebrity \ adventurers: intrepid botanist explorers, known as the plant hunters. Yunnan became their Holy Grail. The most famous was Joseph Rock (人名地名查不到就空着，随意杜撰不好吧), a real-life Indiana Jones. Remarkable film footage captured his entourage on a series of expeditions as they pushed into the deepest corners of Yunnan.

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But it does share the giant panda's taste for bamboo. Southwest China's red pandas are known for their very strong facial markings, which distinguish them from red pandas found anywhere else in the Himalayas. Like the monkeys, they were isolated in these high forests when the mountains quite literally rose beneath them in the greatest mountain-building event in recent geological history.

Over the last 13 million years, the Indian subcontinent has been pushing northwards into Eurasia. On the border between India and Tibet, the rocks have been raised 8 kilometers above sea level, creating the world's highest mountain range, the Himalayas. But to the east, the rocks have buckled into a series of steep north-south ridges cutting down though the heart of Yunnan, the parallel mountains of the Hengduan Shan.

These natural barriers serve to isolate Yunnan's plants and animals in each adjacent valley. While the huge temperature range between the snowy peaks and the warmer slopes below provides a vast array of conditions for life to thrive. Through spring, the Hengduan slopes stage one of China's greatest natural spectacles. The forests here are among the most diverse botanical areas in the world.

Over 18,000 plant species grow here, of which 3,000 are found nowhere else. Until a little more than a century ago, this place was unknown outside China. But then news reached the west of a mysterious hidden world of the orient: hidden among the mountains, a lost Shangri-la paradise. Western high society in the grip of a gardening craze was eager for exotic species from faraway places. This gave rise to a new breed of celebrity \ adventurers: intrepid botanist explorers, known as the plant hunters. Yunnan became their Holy Grail. The most famous was Joseph Rock (人名地名查不到就空着，随意杜撰不好吧), a real-life Indiana Jones. Remarkable film footage captured his entourage on a series of expeditions as they pushed into the deepest corners of Yunnan.

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