But when scientists eventually found the lurking animal, it turned out to be a new species. Researchers ventured into the rocky karst caves of Guangxi Province several times in 2024 to survey ...

Chinese researchers have discovered a new species of Petrocodon in south China’s Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region and named ...

Yunnan Province is part of an extensive karst belt that stretches through eight provinces in southern China — from Guangxi and Hubei in the east to Guizhou, Sichuan, Yunnan and parts of Tibet in the ...

Rescue team members search for missing explorers in a karst cave at the source of the Huowang River in ...

Daxin Chinese karst loaches are considered small ... the only area where it has been found. The county is in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region and along the China-Vietnam border.

In 2022, Chinese scientists in the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region uncovered ... This rare landscape, part of a karst formation, was shaped over time as water eroded the surrounding bedrock.

Photo from Qin, Liu, Zhang, Shi, Du and Zhou (2025) In the karst caves of Guangxi Province, China, scientists discovered the long-barbel cave loach, a new species of eyeless fish. This unique creature ...

For 27-year-old Zhou Yuanpeng (pseudonym), a university researcher studying cave-dwelling fish, what began as a routine scientific expedition became a life-threatening ordeal which ultimately turned ...

Two Chinese scientific researchers were successfully rescued recently from underwater karst caves in South China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region after being missing for 69 hours. According to ...

A mountain in Hubei province has become an internet sensation, with its unique karst landscape resembling a puppy lying on its stomach, drawing millions of views on social media platforms.

NARRATOR: Yangshuo is part of Guangxi Province in Southern China. It is a spectacular area, very popular with tourists drawn here by the sights of the amazing karst landscape. At the bottom of the ...

We live on an island near Xingping. Xingping is in Guangxi Province in south China. This area is very famous for the Karst Peak mountains and Li River. The Li River is 440 kilometres long.