Cat Tien National Park Grassland - Dong Nai, Vietnam

On the open grassland of Cat Tien National Park (Vườn quốc gia Cát Tiên) in southern Vietnam, this camera watches deer graze in the long grass, with the edge of the forest never far away.

This part of the park is a recovery zone for rescued and rehabilitated plant-eaters, giving animals that once lived in captivity wide open space to graze, learn to live in a herd again and adjust to the seasons before they return fully to the wild.

Grasslands like this also support wild gaur and muntjac, and the park as a whole protects about 278 square miles (71,920 ha) of lowland forest and wetland across three provinces.

Did You Know? The gaur is the largest wild cattle species on Earth, and a big bull can weigh up to 3,300 pounds (1,500 kg).

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