Where does the tibetan antelope live?
Here is where its native to and it habitat. It is native to the Tibetan plateau including China’s Tibet Autonomous Region, Qinghai province, and Xinjiang province; India near Ladakh and formerly western Nepal. Tibetan antelope primarily inhabit the Tibet Autonomous Region, Qinghai Province, and Xinjiang Autonomous Region of China. A couple of hundred move seasonally into the Ladakh region of northwest India. The geographical range of the chiru encompasses 600,000 sq. kms (232,000 sq. mis.) and extends 1,600 kms (1,000 mis.) across the Tibetan Plateau between the eastern limit in Qinghai to the western limit in Ladakh. Tibetan antelope prefer flat to rolling terrain, usually above 4,000 m (13,000 ft.), although their habitat ranges from 3,250 m (11,000 ft.) in the north to as high as 5,500 m (18,000 ft.) in Ladakh. Chiru favor alpine steppe, alpine meadow and desert steppe habitats characterized by below-freezing average annual temperatures and a brief growing season. The largest Tibeta
