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To do things in that state. 0k, yeah. it was really hard, it was really hard. i know for us sometimes we have people to help us. we have dogs to help us in our movement and, you know, the caretakers had to step in, which was not easy because he was still aggressive. so he was very defensive in himself. so im really happy for what hes made of himself and being able to still be here. yeah, its so hard. i just, yeah. . .i understand. i have a really rare genetic condition and i had a cataract too t...

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And the same with the cataract — that must be so confusing for him when he was first going blind. was he... was he upset in any way, could you tell that he was upset? yeah, he was very upset. he was the age of one to 14, he was roaming free out in the wild and i think him becoming blind at the age of 14, he had to learn how to do things in that state. 0k, yeah. it was really hard, it was really hard. i know for us sometimes we have people to help us. we have dogs to help us in our movement and...

You know, it detached my retina at the back. sorry. cries. its ok, its ok. its completely fine. but, honestly, when you call baraka a blessing, it is a blessing. it is a blessing to be blind, because it means hes meant to teach people a lesson. hes meant to — hes meant to be here to get people to understand that you shouldnt be poaching these beautiful animals. im sorry. its hard. its taking an emotional toll on you, realising the journey that baraka has been through. james, is he happy? he is...

He was the age of one to 14, he was roaming free out in the wild and i think him becoming blind at the age of 14, he had to learn how to do things in that state. 0k, yeah. it was really hard, it was really hard. i know for us sometimes we have people to help us. we have dogs to help us in our movement and, you know, the caretakers had to step in, which was not easy because he was still aggressive. so he was very defensive in himself. so im really happy for what hes made of himself and being able...

In the local language, baraka means blessed. blessed. yes. 0h, he sounds sweet. is he eating his little leaves? black rhinos are nervous in temperament, which can make them really aggressive and hard to get close to on safari. but this one is an exception to the rule and happily lets visitors feed him. meet " ba ra ka the blind". he lost his right eye to a fight with another rhino. did he lose that first, the right eye? yeah, his right eye first. same as me, yeah. and then the left eye got a dis...

A blessing, it is a blessing. it is a blessing to be blind, because it means hes meant to teach people a lesson. hes meant to — hes meant to be here to get people to understand that you shouldnt be poaching these beautiful animals. im sorry. its hard. its taking an emotional toll on you, realising the journey that baraka has been through. james, is he happy? he is a happy rhino. i think the munching itself, you can tell. we are near the waterfalls.

He was the age of one to 14, he was roaming free out in the wild and i think him becoming blind at the age of 14, he had to learn how to do things in that state. 0k, yeah. it was really hard, it was really hard. i know for us sometimes we have people to help us. we have dogs to help us in our movement and, you know, the caretakers had to step in, which was not easy because he was still aggressive. so he was very defensive in himself. so im really happy for what hes made of himself and being able...

To introduce me to another type of rhino. meet baraka, the blind rhino. this is baraka. oh, i can hear him! in the local language, baraka means blessed. blessed. yes. 0h, he sounds sweet. is he eating his little leaves? black rhinos are nervous in temperament, which can make them really aggressive and hard to get close to on safari. but this one is an exception to the rule and happily lets visitors feed him. meet �*baraka the blind. he lost his right eye to a fight with another rhino. did he l...