Endangered China ibises “lose taste for wild life” Four highly endangered red ibises have been taken back into captivity in China, after two days of free living made them lose their appetite, Xinhua news agency reported on Tuesday. English English 中文 Share this article × Copy link to page Copy link to page × Copyright Please read our republishing guidelines to get started. China Dialogue June 6, 2007May 14, 2020 The birds were released into the wild at the end of May after a special training programme. But despite being set free in an area rich in foods including frogs and locusts, they did not eat enough, Xinhua said. See full story Explore topics Energy Climate Food Nature Pollution Ocean Business Forests Justice Water