China Launched A Mega Project Using 1 Million Rabbits — The Results Are Unreal
Top 10 Discoveries Official 
What happens when China releases 1.2 million rabbits into one of the harshest deserts on Earth — with no fences, no greenhouses, and no irrigation? A disaster? Think again.
This isn’t a fairy tale — it’s one of the most extraordinary China mega projects in modern ecological history.
In this video, we dive deep into China’s bold experiment in Inner Mongolia, where Rex rabbits are transforming over 15,000 hectares of dead sand into thriving green farmland.
Their secret? A nature-based strategy using rapid-breeding, heat-tolerant rabbits as “ecological engineers” — digging millions of air vents, fertilizing barren soil, and jumpstarting entire ecosystems from scratch.
🌍 While the U.S. spends billions on experimental carbon capture tech, China’s mega project relies on biology, strategy, and smart deployment.
The result? Not just restored land — but new farms, new incomes, and global influence.
From the sands of Inner Mongolia to pilot projects in the UAE and Egypt, China is exporting this ecological model under the Belt and Road Initiative, redefining climate diplomacy with what experts now call “rabbit diplomacy.”
👉 In this documentary-style exposé, Top 10 Discoveries Official reveals how this China mega project is quietly reshaping the fight against desertification, climate change, and food insecurity — using one of the smallest animals on the planet.
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When we first heard about China releasing a million rabbits into the desert, we were skeptical too. But the more we looked, the more we realized—this wasn’t some quirky experiment. It was a bold, strategic move in ecological engineering.
No high-tech machines. No billion-dollar labs. Just the right species, the right system, and a long-term vision rooted in nature.
This story isn’t just fascinating—it challenges how we think about progress, restoration, and global climate solutions. And it deserves to be part of the global conversation.
Because maybe… real innovation isn’t always digital. Sometimes, it looks like fur, dust, and a burrow in the sand.
What do you think about this kind of ecological strategy? Let’s talk.
❤❤❤ Rabbits are noting more than giant earthworms that enrich the soil with their droppings and burrowings. 😂
The US is spending Billion$ on a silly capture system because it is as fake as most of what our politicians do. They use $ so they can steal it. Make sure the big guy gets his 25% ! That was Hunter talking about his father getting his cut from Zelensky laundering all those weapons! wake up Americans. and no, the clown is not fixing anything. he is just as crooked as all of them.
Now China is really taking the great leap forward.
dumb dumb.. China has halted the desert advance you twit.. not just re greening the desert.. but rechannelling water system project.. trillion of yuan has been spent.. it's not doom and gloom.. so don't talk cock..
USA is a useless country
Hard to believe, millions of rabbits have turn farmland into desert in Australia.
I wonder how many rabbit droppings they produce..😅
How do they get enough food?
Allah bless you
Aham, and how did they sustain themselves in the desert
💖🍁💖🐇💖🫡🙇
“While the US is wasting billions on climate projects, China has a solution with millions of rabbits in the desert!”
If you US did this, the president would have unilaterally axed it last month with DOGE
Can't believe that they even manage to survive out there with no water and scorching heat 🙏
Best video
Un esperimento eccezionale che solo le menti Cinesi riescono ad escogitare. Complimenti al genio Cinese.
Ah…. Australia had a bunch of rabbits….in the desert. Didn't work. Amazing that someone thinks that this shill crap is true. Gee what do rabbits eat in a desert? And where did they get all the rabbits from. And china is a ecological disaster. But keep up the dumb science fiction coming.