Tibetan antelopes are highly hunted and poached for their underfur, shahtoosh, prized for making shawls and other textiles but illegal in trade. The illegal trade has led to a drastic decrease in Tibetan antelopes' population, who are now classified as endangered species. In recent years, there have only been 75,000 antelopes, a sharp decline from 1 million in the past. To prevent further harm, the Chinese government has taken a few measures, but more needs to be done to protect the Tibetan antelopes completely. Show more