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A 10-year-old white rhino in South Africa whose horns were hacked off by poachers was returned to wild after six years on Monday after undergoing 30 operations. The surgeries were carried out to repair the gash in his face.  The rhino was named Sehawukele by its rescuers. Sehawukele means “God have mercy on us”. It was called Seha for short. The rhino was found by police stumbling near a fence in a reserve, so disfigured that he could barely hear or eat.

A recovering disfigured rhino is being rehabilitated and sent back into the wild in hopes that it'll mate and help grow the population.

South Africa rhino returns to wild after brutal attack - Lifestyle - A 10-year-old rhino that had its horn brutally hacked off returned to the wild Monday, after 30 operations over six years to repair the gash in its face. His r...

A 10-year-old rhino that had its horn brutally hacked off returned to the wild Monday, after 30 operations over six years to repair the gash in its face.

Six years ago poachers hacked off Sehawukele’s horns; now he’s back in a game reserve

A 10-year-old rhino that had its horn brutally hacked off returned to the wild Monday, after 30 operations over six years to repair the gash in its face.