Freunde der Serengeti Schweiz 1999. Nashorn-Nachwuchs in der Serengeti. Habari (Zeitung der Freunde der Serengeti Schweiz) 14 (2): 13.
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Rhino horns are not what they seem
Unlike elephant tusks or cattle horns, rhino horns are made entirely of keratin — the same protein found in human hair and fingernails. They're essentially compressed hair that grows continuously throughout the rhino's life.
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Waldner, R. 2001. Wildtiermassensterben geklärt: Tid durch Parasiteninvasion. Habari (Zeitung der Freunde der Serengeti Schweiz) 16 (3): 10-11.
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Waldner, R. 2001. Rhino Richi im Thaba Tholo. Habari (Zeitung der Freunde der Serengeti Schweiz) 16 (1): 14.
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Waldner, R. 2001. In Ngorongoro-Krater geht der Tod um. Habari (Zeitung der Freunde der Serengeti Schweiz) 16 (1): 3-4.
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Waldner, R. 2002. FSS-Inspektionsreise in Tansania: der wütende Gruss von Nashorndame Neema. Habari (Zeitung der Freunde der Serengeti Schweiz) 17 (1): 3-5.
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Zemp. I. 2002. National-Versicherung investiert wieder in den Nashornschutz. Habari (Zeitung der Freunde der Serengeti Schweiz) 17 (2): 10.
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Borner, M. 2002. Erholen sich die Ngorongoro-Nashörner? Thandis Nashornkind bringt neue Hoffnung. Habari (Zeitung der Freunde der Serengeti Schweiz) 17 (4): 7.
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Suter, R. 2003. Kurzvisite im Mkomazi Reservat: Mit dem Löwenbändiger in der Nashornzone. Habari (Zeitung der Freunde der Serengeti Schweiz) 18 (1): 2-5.
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Waldner, R. 2003. Erste Erfolge des Kidai Rhino Project: Auf nashornpirsch in der Hängematte. Habari (Zeitung der Freunde der Serengeti Schweiz) 18 (2): 2-5.
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Waldner, R. 2005. Neues vom Rhinoprojekt im Selous: langsam trauen sie sich wieder heraus. Habari (Zeitung der Freunde der Serengeti Schweiz) 20 (2): 6.
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Hoepfner, A.F. 1803. Die kleinen Freunde der Naturgeschichte, vol. 2. Eisenach, Joh.Georg Erst Wittekindt.
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Jones, Marvin L. 1995. Zoos and Aquariums of Germany and the U.S.A. 1974-1986-1994. International Zoo News 42 (1): 3-23.
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Walker, Sally M. 2000. From colonial menageries to quantum leap – a history of Singapore’s Zoos. International Zoo News 47 (1): 17-22.
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Modi, G.S.; Prasad, B.N.; Sinha, B.K. 1997. Seasonal effect on the prevalence of parasitic zoonotic diseases among zoo animals of Bihar. Zoos Print 12 (4) : 8-11, 3 tables.
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Naven Kumar, M. 1992. Chemical immobilization of Indian mammals in captivity. Zoos Print 7 (6) June: 3-7, 3 tables.
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A book by Kees Rookmaaker with chapters by Joachim K. Bautze and Kelly Enright.Are rhinos aggressive?
Despite their fearsome reputation and ability to charge at 50 kilometres per hour, rhinos are not naturally aggressive animals. They're more accurately described as defensive, preferring to be left alone to graze peacefully.
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