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- 5 things Tiger King doesn’t explain about captive tigers
One of the world’s largest tiger farms–the Harbin Siberian Tiger Park–is located in the northeast corner of China At least 8,000 tigers are estimated to be held across more than 200 tiger farms in East and Southeast Asia–that's more than double the number of tigers left in the wild
- Views by the Bay: April 2022
A journal from what was once the most beautiful place on Earth
- Threats | Rhino Information | Save the Rhino International
Rhinos are threatened by poaching, habitat loss and political conflict Learn more about the work we're doing to reduce threats to all rhino species and how you can get involved
- Poaching the creature thats more valuable than gold - BBC
Rhino horn is one of the world's most expensive commodities, fetching about $60,000 (£40,500) per kilogram - it's worth more, gram for gram, than diamonds and gold
- White Rhino Population: How Many White Rhinos Are Left In The . . .
White rhinos are majestic and iconic herbivores They serve as a representation of biodiversity on Earth They are mainly found in grasslands and savannas in South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and Kenya Unfortunately, the global white rhino population decline poses a serious threat to biodiversity There are around 16,000 individuals left
- How Long Do Rhinos Live? Rhino Life Cycle Explained
The horned beasts live longer in captivity than in the wild Fausta, the oldest rhino in the world, died in Tanzania at the age of 57 years It was kept in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area She was fortunate enough to die of natural causes How long do rhinoceros live? These giants live from 35 to 45 years in the wild
- Khama Rhino Sanctuary in Serowe, Botswana (Google Maps)
The Khama Rhino Sanctuary (KRS) is a community based wildlife project, established in 1992 to assist in saving the vanishing rhinoceros, restore an area formerly teeming with wildlife to its previous natural state and provide economic benefits to the local Botswana community through tourism and the sustainable use of natural resources
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