A team of Chinese zoologists and animal conservationists has been in North Tibet for the very first winter expedition on Tibetan antelopes. Every year, thousands of antelopes migrate to the region to find their shot at love.
Local herdsman says the mating season lasts about three weeks, in the first week, male antelopes drive off other males by making displays or chasing them with their heads down. If that doesn’t work, they will spar with their horns.
The winners could get priority when picking females antelopes during the second week, and the third week is their honey moon.
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