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	Celebrating New Year by running in tropical rainforest in Xishuangbanna The 2020 Mengla Tropical Rainforest Cross Country Running Competition washeld from December 31, 2020 to January 1, 2021 in Mengla county of Xishuangbanna prefecture in Yunnan. 　　Two categories have been organized for the third edition of the multi-day competition, with participants competing in either a half marathon or an ...

	Fantastic plants in Xishuangbanna Botanical Garden Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanical Garden in southwest China's Yunnan Province is a paradise for plant lovers. Here, you can try the Victoria amazonica with giant leaves floating on the water that can support a human. You can also stand beside the giant elephant ear with a height of between 1.5 and 3 meters. Besides, you can ob...

	Watch out for 'flying dragons' in Xishuangbanna rain forest Xishuangbanna Tropical Botanic Garden is home to thorny and intertwining vines which appear like flying dragons. The plant named Caesalpinia cucullata can be seen in Yunnan Province, southwest China, and in some other Asian countries. 　　The vines carry small prickles. While walking in the rain forest, people can easily get ...

	Live: Lost in Greenery - Jungle trekking in SW China's Xishuangbanna Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture, located in southwest China's Yunnan Province and bordered with Myanmar, Laos and Vietnam, has been renowned for its abundant diversity of tropical plants and vegetation. Tune in to find out some nature wonders and bizarres, as CGTN's Ge Ning is on an adventurous journey in the rain for...

	Genomes offer new insights into fig-wasp symbiotic system Banyan trees are fig trees that begin their life as epiphyte. The most noticeable feature of banyan Ficus species is their extraordinary aerial roots，which enable them to live as hemi-epiphytes, as do the strangler figs often seen in tropical forests. 　　Being special for the enclosed urn-shaped inflorescence, fig plants re...

	Under-regulated pet trade leaves thousands of species vulnerable Keeping reptiles is fashionable, but what are the consequences for wild reptiles? 　　More reptiles are kept as pets than you might expect. In 2008, the British Federation for Herpetologists reported that reptiles outnumbered dogs as the top pet in the UK, with an estimated eight million in captivity. Yet, unlike dogs, many o...

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