Introduction to the Forest Zoo: The Forest Zoo was established in 2010. It is part of the pheasant breeding base of the Hunan Wildlife Rescue Center. It covers an area of more than 20,000 square meters and currently houses more than 200 birds of more than 30 species. Mainly some rare pheasants. The park has lush vegetation, mountains, rocks and streams, which is similar to the wild environment of pheasants, making it an ideal environment for carrying out pheasant rewilding research. The world's largest artificial breeding base for the yellow-bellied tragopan, a national first-level protected animal, has been built here. Since its establishment, the "Center" has adopted and rescued more than 110 kinds of wild animals, more than 80,000 animals, and bred more than 10,000 rare wild animals of various types, making great contributions to the cause of wildlife protection.