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The word rhinoceros is derived from Greek, and is a combination of two words - rhino (nose) and ceros (horn). The black rhino is perfectly personified by th ...

Time is not on their side. ;

In September, four male and five female East African black rhinos were translocated from South Africa’s private Thaba Tholo Game Ranch to the Grumeti Conservation area in northwestern Tanzania. Saving the life of any species on planet Earth is one of the greatest achievements a...

Charging Black Rhino.

Critically Endangered Just over 5,000 individuals in the wild – Population slowly increasing Black rhinos remain victims of heavy and sophisticated poaching activity, particularly in South Africa, yet their numbers continue to slowly increase despite this ongoing threat. Normal reproduction appears to have offset mortality to some degree and populations across the species’ range have actually remained relatively stable or even increased thanks to staunch anti-poaching efforts. Presently, the…

Photo about African Black Rhino Profile with two horns. Image of unique, african, wild - 15399229

It has been estimated that there may have been as many as 850,000 Black Rhinos in Africa around 1700, and throughout most of the twentieth century, the Black

Alexander Ley on Instagram: "Absolutely the most impressive black rhino we’ve ever encountered! Just look at that horn 😱 #wildlifephotography #rhino #blackrhino"