Saving the Chinese sturgeon


Living fossil: The preserved Chinese Sturgeon at the Chinese Sturgeon Research Center in Yichang, Hubei province.

FOR thousands of years, the Yangtze River has been an important water source for the Chinese, enriching the lands while becoming a breeding ground and home for a variety of marine life.

The rare Chinese Sturgeon is one fish that spawns here.

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