Tobgye: 25 years as guardian of Tibetan macaques

The Star

Linze Village of Gongbo'Gyamda County in China's Tibet autonomous region is a well-known habitat of the Tibetan macaque, a national second-class protected animal species.  Forest ranger Tobgye has voluntarily taken on the responsibility of protecting the macaques during his mountain patrols since 2000.  WATCH MORE: https://thestartv.com/c/news SUBSCRIBE: https://cutt.ly/TheStar LIKE: https://fb.com/TheStarOnline

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00:00My name is Yuzuru.

00:05My name is Yuzuru.

00:12I am very well with the Nishu.

00:19I am very well with the Nishu.

00:26In this land, we would like to hear from our people who used to live.

00:33They wanted to live in a way to live in a way that they were used.

00:38The land and land have been used to live in a way that has been used.

00:45Our land was very much more and more.

00:50They also thought that, but they used to get up.

00:58If you didn't go down, let's go to the building.

01:07They used to get the land in the city, and help others.

01:17If you have a fish, you can't eat.

01:19If you have a fish, you can eat.

01:23I can eat.

01:27I can eat.

01:32If you want to eat, you can eat.

01:37When you eat.

01:40We can't wait until their homes are free.

01:49Our parents are still in a faith.

01:57We can't wait until the child is free.

02:01It's time for the children to see their own family.

02:06Yo, c'est gui!

02:36C'est gui!

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