Photo: Himalaya marmot eaten by wild dogs in N Tibet
Photos record an animal fight in the no man's land in north Tibet between a group of wild dogs and a marmot, which was finally eaten after several rounds.
Marmot, a small rodent with fur and short legs with the average body length of 50 centimeters, mainly lives in alpine meadow at an altitude of 2,500 meters to 4,000 meters.
A Himalaya marmot is fighting against a wild dog in the no man's land in North Tibet.[Photo/Xinhua]
A Himalaya marmot is fighting against a wild dog in the no man's land in North Tibet.[Photo/Xinhua]
A Himalaya marmot is fighting against a wild dog in the no man's land in North Tibet.[Photo/Xinhua]
A Himalaya marmot is fighting against a wild dog in the no man's land in North Tibet.[Photo/Xinhua]
After several rounds of fight with wild dogs, a Marmot was eaten in the no man's land in North Tibet.[Photo/Xinhua]
After several rounds of fight with wild dogs, a Marmot was eaten in the no man's land in North Tibet.[Photo/Xinhua]
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