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| Title: |
Moving to save the black rhino |
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Anonymous |
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1996 |
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Wilderness Sanctuary |
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20 |
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8-9, figs. 1-3 |
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Africa - Southern Africa - South Africa
Distribution - Poaching
African Rhino Species
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| During the last 5 years, South Africa lost 78 rhinos, at least 5 from private land. |
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World
Culture - Art
All Rhino Species
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| Walker, Clive H. - black rhino head, sketched in 1993, colour - see cover of Wilderness Sanctuary, no.20, 1996 |
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Captive - Africa
Management
White Rhino
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| Animal Rehabilitation Centre, Pretoria. Karen Trendler phones, who suddenly found herself having to take care of a 4 months old abandoned and wild white rhinoceros from Pilanesberg GR. |
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Africa - Southern Africa - South Africa
Management
White Rhino
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| 16 May 1996, a ranger found one of the white rhino females dead with her calf still lying alongside her, still alive. Cause of death unknown. A decision was taken to capture 'Munyane' and take her to Conita Walker's home at Doornleegte. The calf was then 3 ? months old.
By the time Munyane wa... |
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Moving to save the black rhino
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