Dundas, F.G. 1893. Adventure in East Africa: exploration up the Juba River through Somaliland. Black and White: A Weekly Illustrated Record and Review 7 January 1893: 20-21.
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Outlaw (The) 1895. Interviews at the Zoo: the rhinoceros. Black and White: A Weekly Illustrated Record and Review 8 June 1895: 781.
Berkeley, S.; Lascelles, T.W. 1891. Rhinoceros hunting in Africa – a vicious charge. Black and White: A Weekly Illustrated Record and Review 8 (1), 28 March 1891: 244, 256.
Blyth, E. [Zoophilus] 1869. Animals of Burma. Field, the country gentleman's magazine 34, 1869 October 9: 304.
Meyaard, E. 1995. On the horns of a dilemma: is long-term conservation of the Sumatran rhinoceros (Dicerorhinus sumatrensis) in Kalimantan, Indonesia, still feasible. Report to International MOF Tropenbos Kalimantan Project: pp. 1-13.
Khan, F. 1991. South East Asian rhino conservation workshop, Bogor, Indonesia – October 1-4. Zoo's Print 1991 December: 14.
Kretzschmar, P. 2003. Evaluation of ex-situ and in-situ projects conducted by SOS Rhino in Sabah, Malaysia: plans and recommendations. Report to SOS Rhino. pp. 1-20.
Demaret, K. 1989. Texas rancher Calvin Bentsen, a former big-game hunter, takes his best shot at saving the rhinos. People 1989 December 11: 103-105.
Anonymous 1916. Un aspecto intersante de la guerra en el este africano aleman. Ilustración artística 1916-11-27: 14.
Anonymous 1917. Episodios curiosos de la gran guerra. Caras y caretas (Buenos Aires) no. 977 (1917-06-23): 72.
Anonymous 1914. Notas cinegeticas: el rinoceronte. Caras y caretas (Buenos Aires) no. 812 (1914-04-25): 39.
Brussel, J.B. van 1912. El parque zoologico de Nueva York. Hojas selectas: revista para todos 11 (121): 2-10.
Roosevelt, T. 1914. Como vivo los rinocerontes. Alrededor del Mundo (Madrid) no. 780 (1914-05-10): 425-427.
Anonymous 1911. La enfermeria del jardin zoologico. Alrededor del Mundo (Madrid) no. 616 (1911-03-22): 227.
Roosevelt, T. 1910. Como se va à cazar al Africa: consejos practicos para los imitadores de Roosevelt. Alrededor del Mundo (Madrid) no. 365 (1910-03-30): 246.
Anonymous 1909. El rinoceronte blanco. La Ilustración española y americana. 15-5-1909 p292 53 (18), 1909-05-15: 292.
Anonymous 1899. La caza de animales feroces en la India. El Mundo Científico (Barcelona) 11 (487): 376-378.
Anonymous 1909. Las fieras mas peligrosas de Africa – no son los leones. Alrededor del Mundo (Madrid) no. 593 (1909-06-09): 357.