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We will save them: The quest to rescue nearly extinct white . . . Even if babies were born from the embryos, the genetic diversity would still be "too low" to revive the species, Save the Rhino International CEO Jo Shaw told AFP It is probably too late for northern rhinos, she said, and the focus should be on the Javan and Sumatran subspecies, which each have fewer than 50 surviving
Rhinos returned to Kenyan plateau, decades after poachers . . . The rhinos were taken from three parks experiencing overcrowding to the private Loisaba Conservancy, where herds were wiped out by poaching decades ago "It's been decades since rhinos roamed here, almost 50 years ago," said Loisaba security manager Daniel Ole Yiankere "Their numbers were severely impacted by poaching
7 Fascinating Facts About Rhinos | Earth. Org We prepared a list of fascinating and interesting facts about rhinos, a wonderful, yet sadly dwindling animal species on Earth — 1 There Are Five Different Rhino Species The five rhino species are: White rhinos, Black rhinos, Greater one-horned, Sumatran and Javan rhinos Black and white rhinos are also known together as the African rhinos
Sumatran Rhino Rescue Highlights One Year of Achievements . . . On World Rhino Day (September 22), Sumatran Rhino Rescue, a groundbreaking, collaborative approach to conservation, celebrates its first anniversary In support of the government of Indonesia’s Emergency Action Plan to save the Sumatran rhino, Sumatran Rhino Rescue brings international and Indonesian NGOs together to create and implement a collaborative plan to save the species, working hand
Fascinating rhino facts for kids - National Geographic Kids 1) Our planet is home to five species of rhinoceros – the black rhino and the white rhino, which live in Africa, and the Sumatran, Javan and Indian (or greater one-horned) rhino, which inhabit the tropical forests and swamps of Asia
Save Javan rhinos that survived eruption - Nature The volcano is not the only threat — the remaining rhinos could succumb to other disasters, such as disease, drought and poaching The decades-long prevarication in setting up more populations
How to Save Black Rhinos - Smithsonians National Zoo There are three subspecies of black rhino still alive today The south-central black rhino is a more numerous subspecies They have a compact body, proportionally large head and prominent skin-folds The south-western rhino is a smaller subspecies that has adapted to survive in desert and semi-desert conditions