Zhou Zhenglong won the female doctor's help to claim the footprint of a suspected wild tiger in South China

Jiangxi female doctor helps Zhou Zhenglong to find tiger Zhou Zhenglong to claim suspected tiger footprint

6 Animal Surveillance Cameras Quiet Wild South China Tigers

When Zhou Zhenglong, a hunter in Zhenping County, Shaanxi Province, was released from jail, he faced a large number of media interviewed and once said that he would still go up the mountain to find a tiger. Zhou Zhenglong did not break his word and began to look for tigers after his release from prison.

Is there any wild South China tiger in Zhenping, Shaanxi? In order to explore the truth of the matter, Dr. Hu Dan from the Foreign Rural Medical Education Research Center of Jiujiang University, who has been paying close attention to the Wild Tiger Survey, made a special trip to send six animal surveillance cameras donated by a telecommunications company in Shenzhen to Zhenping Zhou Zhenlong on June 12th. Home, and how to use it correctly. Yesterday, our reporter conducted an exclusive interview with Dr. Hu Dan.

Receive animal surveillance cameras for night work

According to Dr. Hu Dan, the six animal surveillance cameras were donated by Dr. Hu Xiaoping, a communications company in Shenzhen, and Liu Liyuan, an associate professor at Beijing Normal University. Entrusted by her friend, she set off from Beijing on the afternoon of June 12 and sent animal surveillance cameras to Zhou Zhenglong's house.

On June 13th, after Dr. Hu Dan arrived at Zhou Zhenglong's home, he followed Zhou Zhenglong up the mountain and taught Zhou how to properly use animal surveillance cameras. "The camera can shoot automatically, and with infrared, can work at night." Hu Dan told reporters on the phone, the six animal surveillance cameras can also waterproof rain.

According to media reports, Zhou Zhenglong has already installed two sets in the mountains. Zhou said that the place where the surveillance cameras are installed is that the tigers have seen one or more passes there, and they will appear again after some time. He is confident that he can shoot the tiger.

Dr. Hu Dan told reporters that as Zhou Zhenglong went up the mountain, she found that the mountains were lush, but did not find the footprints and feces of wild South China tigers. After learning to use animal surveillance cameras during the teaching week, he left Shaanxi.

Has been concerned about the wild South China tiger incident

“My behavior only represents me personally. I mainly want to know the truth of the matter.” Dr. Hu Dan told reporters that she had to make corrections to previous foreign media reports. The unit she worked for was Jiujiang University, but Jiujiang University. She is not yet an associate professor. The title of associate professor is currently being selected.

The reporter learned that Dr. Hu Dan was born in 1978 in Jiujiang, Jiangxi. He is currently deputy director of the Foreign Rural Medical Education Research Center of Jiujiang University and is mainly engaged in medical education research. When the South China Tiger incident in 2007 triggered concern in China and the world, Dr. Hu Dan was studying in France.

“At that time, everyone was very concerned about this matter. I am also very concerned about it.” Dr. Hu Dan said that for several years she has been paying close attention to the wild tiger survey because it is a very significant thing.

Zhou Zhenglong found the beast footprints and said it was a tiger

According to foreign media reports, at 5 o'clock in the morning on June 21st, Zhou Zhenglong, 57, and visiting Caijing reporter Xu Kai set out on the mountain to look for tiger trails. It was alleged that at 9:00 am the same day, they found a series of large animal footprints on a flat ground, some of which were fresh and old. Because Dabashan only had a heavy rain two days ago, Zhou estimated that the fresh footprints should be left in about 10 hours. According to Zhou Zhenglong's measurements, the width of these footprints was 14 cm and the step distance was 90 cm. He judged this as a footprint left by an adult tiger.

Zhou Zhenglong and Xu Kai tracked forward and found another footprint of the same animal on a slope and photographed it. Since Zhou Zhenglong’s physical strength had deteriorated a few years earlier, and with arthritis as a cause, his legs had been painfully severe and the two had subsequently gone down.

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