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- Rhinoceros accounting in Kruger National Park, South Africa
Achieving a COVID-like reduction in poaching pressure predicts 264 (211–336) black rhinos by 2030, 294 (198–423) black rhinos by 2040 and 338 (210–506) black rhinos by 2050 (Fig 2) Achieving a zero poaching rate of black rhinos predicts 317 (245–391) black rhinos by 2030, 427 (287–578) black rhinos by 2040 and 572 (365–823) by 2050
- Wildlife scientists grapple with excesses in rhinos population
A report covering all the rhino areas for the period ending December 31, 2022 shows that black and white rhino population was 1,890, comprising 966 black rhinos, 922 southern white rhinos and two
- Rhinoceros - World Deer
Clear the misunderstanding of black and white The name of black rhinos is adopted for this reason The black and white rhinos are found in the same region, so they are named black and white rhinos to avoid confusion However, their skin color is similar to other species
- The story of rhinos (and the best places to see them)
Black rhinos are smaller, but still can be anywhere between 700kg and 1400kg Black rhinos are browsers – they eat leaves, twigs and branches – so they’re most often found in thickets and woodlands
- A ‘crash’ of rhinoceroses – Museum of Zoology Blog
In the last 10 years, nearly 10,000 rhinos have been killed for their horns, with the majority of these in Africa Thankfully, conservation efforts mean that three of the five species have populations that are increasing or staying the same, but much more effort is needed to “keep the five alive ”
- Rhino numbers rebound as global figures reveal a win for . . .
Article written by Patrick Greenfield Originally published by The Guardian (Fri, 22 Sep, 2023) Tally rises to 27,000 but is still a far cry from former half a million, and Javan and Sumatran rhino remain critically endangered Global rhinoceros numbers have increased to 27,000 despite populations being ravaged by poaching and habitat loss, new figures […]
- How legal hunting supports African rhino conservation
In 2004, the year before legal black rhino hunts were introduced, the two countries conserved about 2,310 black rhinos, some 66% of Africa’s total By 2018 that number had risen to about 3,975
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