The golden eagle, the king of raptors, was discovered for the first time in Wawu Mountain, Sichuan! So happy to hear this! The golden eagle is the national bird of China and one of the largest birds of prey in the world. They often live in mountains or grasslands and feed on small mammals, birds and reptiles. The discovery of Wawu Mountain in Sichuan shows that the environment in the area is gradually restored and improved, which is very important for protecting wildlife and ecological balance. We should pay more attention to the protection of wild animals and provide them with a better habitat so that they can survive safely.
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