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Grogan, E.S.; Sharp, A.H. 1900. From Cape to Cairo: the first traverse of Africa from south to north. London, Hurst and Blackett. pp. i-xvi, 1-377.

From Cape to Cairo: the first traverse of Africa from south to north

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Location Mozambique Subject Distribution Species Black Rhino (bicornis)

Sees rhino, not shot.

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Location Mozambique Subject Distribution Species Black Rhino (bicornis) Year 1900

Rhino seen at Wadelai.- Wadelai, on west bank of Nile, 2.44 N, 31.24 E.

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Location Mozambique Subject Distribution Species Black Rhino (bicornis) Year 1900

in area of Luala. Shoots a rhino and keeps the head. - Luwala, Tanzania, 7.40 S, 36.33 E

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Location Mozambique Subject Distribution Species Black Rhino (bicornis) Year 1900

Ravine Station, near lake Rudolph - Sees a rhino.

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Location Mozambique Subject Distribution Species Black Rhino (bicornis)

I consider the rhino an overrated beast and cannot think that he cannot be really dangerous in any but thick country. He certainly will charge, unprovoked at times, but it is only a blundering resentment at the unwelcome scent of the intruder. A shot at close quarters will almost invariably turn him. I have seen a large number, but have never been charged by one.

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