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Fauna and Flora There are more than 700 vertebrate species living in Tibet, 123 of which are under the national key protection---- a third of the total within China. The Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is typically home to such rare animals as chirus, kiangs, wild yaks and argolis, it is also where China's unique, Thorold's Deer and endangered species such as black-necked cranes are to be found. Of the the million or so terrestrial animal species that have so far been described about 85% are insects. Due to its unique variety of climatic conditions some twenty five per cent of all insect types can be found in Tibet. Of these the Zorotypus sinensis Huang and Zorotypus medoensis Huang are under national protection.
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