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- Rhino Fact File - WWF
Congo They mainly eat grass and are the most abundant rhino species About 11650 occur in Africa They have two horns How to distinguish between black and white rhino in the wild Black rhino are more likely to be solitary and are shyer, keeping to thicker bushy areas White rhino tend to be in groups
- The Threat to Rhinos | Kid Reporters Notebook | Scholastic Inc.
Rhinos, which play an outsize role in their ecosystems, are now critically endangered Rhinos still exist, but maybe not for long According to Save the Rhino, an international nonprofit based in the United Kingdom, the rhinoceros population worldwide hovers around 28,000 There are five rhino species: three in Asia and two in Africa
- Whipsnade Zoo rhino born as part of endangered species . . . - BBC
A zoo has welcomed the birth of a rhino as part of an endangered species breeding programme The calf was born at Whipsnade Zoo on 7 March weighing 45kg Southern white rhinos are still being
- Pictures of the Last Northern White Rhinos - National Geographic
Five years ago, I heard about a plan to airlift four of the last Northern White Rhinos from a zoo in the Czech Republic back to Africa It sounded like a storyline for a Disney film but in reality
- Ranked: The Most Endangered Animals in the World
Ranked: Critically Endangered Animals There are only about 75 Javan Rhinos left in the wild Once found between the eastern edge of the Indian subcontinent all the way to Indonesia, their numbers have been steadily reduced by hunting and encoraching human settlements Now they can be found only at the Ujung Kulon National Park in Java, Indonesia
- Factsheet: Asian Rhinoceros - WWF
Historically hunted for their horn, a prized ingredient in traditional Asian medicines, and devastated by the destruction of their lowland forest habitat, Asian rhino populations are now distressingly small These animals are among the world's most endangered, with one species numbering only around 60 individuals
- What Are the Causes of Black Rhino Endangerment?
The "critically endangered" classification of the black rhino is due to the species' immense, 97 6 percent population drop from the beginning of the 1960s At around the closing of 2010, the estimate for the population of black rhinos was 4,880 specimens
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