Rare pheasants and chickens leisurely stroll in Chu Mom Ray National Park

Many rare breeds of pheasants and pheasants are being preserved and growing well under the canopy of the primeval forest of Chu Mom Ray National Park, Sa Thay commune, Quang Ngai province.

The striped pheasant with beautiful feathers, group IB in the Red Book, is living under the forest canopy of Chu Mom Ray National Park - Photo: XT

On August 15, Mr. Dao Xuan Thuy, director of Chu Mom Ray National Park (Sa Thay commune, Quang Ngai province), said that this reserve is preserving and conserving many rare breeds of pheasants and jungle fowl.

Accordingly, through the camera trap system, many breeds of pheasants and jungle fowl were recorded while living in a strictly protected forest environment.

Specifically, Mr. Dao Xuan Thuy said that Chu Mom Ray National Park currently has 3 chicken breeds classified in group IB - extremely rare and 1 pheasant breed classified in group IIB - rare.

The chicken breeds classified as group IB living here are the Striped Pheasant, Red-crowned Chicken, and Hump-breasted Partridge; the Rose-red Pheasant is classified as group IIB.

In addition, jungle fowl - a common forest animal - also appears a lot in this area.

According to Mr. Thuy, the garden pays close attention to and strictly protects rare chicken breeds of groups IB and IIB.

A pair of ruddy pheasants of group IIB chase each other in Chu Mom Ray National Park - Photo: XT

Chu Mom Ray National Park has an area of over 56,000 hectares, with high biodiversity in the national park system in the country. Located at an altitude of 200 meters to 1,773 meters above sea level, the complex terrain, divided by many large and small rivers and streams, has created a very rich and diverse flora and fauna system for the park.

Chu Mom Ray National Park has many precious species of animals and plants such as: kim giao, pine bamboo, trach, cam lai, gu mat, Truong Son mang, wild buffalo, wild bison, gaur, red wolf, fire leopard, bear, Indochinese tiger, langur species, peacocks, crested pheasants, hornbills...

Through investigation, this place has 950 animal species and 1,895 plant species. In 2004, Chu Mom Ray National Park was recognized as an ASEAN Heritage Park by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

The hump-breasted partridge at Chu Mom Ray National Park is also an extremely endangered chicken species, classified in group IB - Photo: XT

Red-crowned chickens of group IB were recorded living in Chu Mom Ray National Park - Photo: XT

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