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Isolated Giants: The Mystery of East Island's Wild Cattle
In the heart of the South China Sea, East Island, a small gem among the Xisha Islands (西沙群岛), hides a surprising secret. This 1.7 square kilometer island hosts a population of approximately 400 wild cattle—an enigma that has left scientists scratching their heads. How did such a large group of cattle arrive and survive on a remote, seemingly isolated tropical island? The mystery has lingered, drawing curious researchers into an investigation that uncovered a tale stretching back centuries. East Island, situated in the eastern part of the Xisha Islands, is bathed in tropical sunlight and receives ample rainfall year-round. Its small area, roughly 2400 meters long and 1000 meters wide, is covered in dense vegetation—ideal grazing ground for cattle, as…
Isolated Giants: The Mystery of East Island's Wild Cattle
In the heart of the South China Sea, East Island, a small gem among the Xisha Islands (西沙群岛), hides a surprising secret. This 1.7 square kilometer island hosts a population of approximately 400 wild cattle—an enigma that has left scientists scratching their heads. How did such a large group of cattle arrive and survive on a remote, seemingly isolated tropical island? The mystery has lingered, drawing curious researchers into an investigation that uncovered a tale stretching back centuries. East Island, situated in the eastern part of the Xisha Islands, is bathed in tropical sunlight and receives ample rainfall year-round. Its small area, roughly 2400 meters long and 1000 meters wide, is covered in dense vegetation—ideal grazing ground for cattle, as…
In the heart of the South China Sea, East Island, a small gem among the Xisha Islands (西沙群岛), hides a surprising secret. This 1.7 square kilometer island hosts a population of approximately 400 wild cattle—an enigma that has left scientists scratching their heads. How did such a large group of cattle arrive and survive on a remote, seemingly isolated tropical island? The mystery has lingered, drawing curious researchers into an investigation that uncovered a tale stretching back centuries. East Island, situated in the eastern part of the Xisha Islands, is bathed in tropical sunlight and receives ample rainfall year-round. Its small area, roughly 2400 meters long and 1000 meters wide, is covered in dense vegetation—ideal grazing ground for cattle, as…
Isolated Giants: The Mystery of East Island's Wild Cattle
In the heart of the South China Sea, East Island, a small gem among the Xisha Islands (西沙群岛), hides a surprising secret. This 1.7 square kilometer island hosts a population of approximately 400 wild cattle—an enigma that has left scientists scratching their heads. How did such a large group of cattle arrive and survive on a remote, seemingly isolated tropical island? The mystery has lingered, drawing curious researchers into an investigation that uncovered a tale stretching back centuries. East Island, situated in the eastern part of the Xisha Islands, is bathed in tropical sunlight and receives ample rainfall year-round. Its small area, roughly 2400 meters long and 1000 meters wide, is covered in dense vegetation—ideal grazing ground for cattle, as…
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