China Spent $100,000 Per Horse to Rewild an ‘Extinct’ Species

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China’s biological conservation is entering a new era — one not led by laboratories, but by wild horses galloping across the deserts of Xinjiang. In this groundbreaking documentary, we reveal how China spent $100,000 per Przewalski’s horse to reintroduce an animal once declared extinct in the wild. But this isn’t just about saving a species — it’s a national strategy combining genetics, AI, and environmental sovereignty.

From gene banks in the desert to AI-powered “Horse Tinder” matchmaking systems, China’s biological conservation model is reshaping how we think about wildlife protection. With no foreign aid and no reliance on Western NGOs, China is building its own ecological legacy — powered by data, instinct, and precision planning.

If you’ve ever wondered how wildlife, geopolitics, and cutting-edge science can merge into one powerful strategy, this is your answer. Discover the future of global ecology — through the lens of China’s biological conservation.

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