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- Poachers Are Trying to Kill Every Rhino in Africa for Their Horns
The black rhino population is now about 6,000 There are only two northern white rhinos, both of them female Southern white rhinos number about 16,000, at least three-quarters of them in South
- World’s first rhino IVF could help save the northern white rhino
This involved finding all the surviving northern white rhinos held in captivity around the world and bringing as many back to their native range in the Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Kenya Attempts were made to breed the remaining animals, but none were successful and in 2018 the last male northern white rhino, called Sudan, died at the reserve
- Greater one-horned rhino | WWF
The greater one-horned rhino is a conservation success, with numbers increasing significantly since 1975 Back then there were only 600 rhinos left in the wild After decades of successful efforts, the species increased to 3,500 in India and Nepal by mid-2015 The one-horned rhino is now the most numerous of the three Asian rhino species
- Black Rhinoceros - Facts, Diet Habitat Information
Conservation Status: Critically Endangered People of some cultures believe that rhino horn contains medicinal properties This is most likely not true, however, this is one of the main reasons rhinos are poached There are fewer than 2,550 black rhinos alive today All five species of rhino are in danger of extinction
- How to Feed the World: The History and Future of Food
"Vaclav Smil is my favorite author "—Bill Gates An indispensable analysis of how the world really produces and consumes its food—and a scientist's exploration of how we can successfully feed a growing population without killing the planet
- Continent - Education | National Geographic Society
More than 50 of the highest peaks in the world are in Asia Mount Everest, which reaches more than 8,700 meters (29,000 feet) high in the Himalayan range, is the highest point on Earth These mountains have become major destination spots for adventurous travelers Plate tectonics continuously push the mountains higher
- I’m A Rhino, Are You? A Review of Scott Alexander’s . . .
I am proud to be a rhinoceros! When I started my career in sales at age 20 as a pots-and-pans peddler, I had the great fortune of reading Scott Alexander’s classic book, Rhinoceros Success It
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