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2021/07/12 13:00 A yellow-throated marten was caught strolling down a path in an accommodation area of Taipingshan. (Forestry Bureau photo) A yellow-throated marten was caught strolling down a path in an accommodation area of Taipingshan. (Forestry Bureau photo) TAIPEI (Taiwan News) Wildlife in Taiwan has seldom found life so pleasant, without human intrusions, amid the COVID-19 restrictions that have lasted almost two months. National parks across the country have reported sightings of rare animals in broad daylight since mountaineering and trail hiking was banned in mid-May to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. The sight of a Taiwan serow hopping onto the railing of the Bong Bong Train Station and stretching its neck out for a feast of leaves in Yilan’s Taipingshan National Forest Recreation Area has surprised park rangers, wrote UDN. The Bong Bong Train, a railway service that went from transporting log

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