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These black rhinos had been living in a sanctuary due to rampant poaching. Now, they're going home.

Kenya successfully transferred 21 eastern black rhinos to establish a new viable breeding population for a species on brink of extinction.

"By removing some animals, we expect that the rhino population in those areas will rise up," said rhino expert David Ndere.

Twenty-one endangered rhinos have been successfully delivered to a new range in northern Kenya where the species has not roamed for half a century. The ambitious operation took 18 days to complete

The 18-day translocation to Loisaba Conservancy was executed by highly trained capture and veterinary experts from the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) and its partners, involved the transfer of rhinos from Nairobi National Park, Ol Pejeta, and Lewa conservancies.

LOISABA CONSERVANCY, Kenya (AP) — Conservationists in Kenya are celebrating as rhinos were returned to a grassy plateau that hasn’t seen them in decades. The successful move of 21 eastern black rhinos to a new home will give them space to breed and could help increase the population of the critically endangered animals. It was […]

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Twenty-one critically endangered black rhinos have been safely delivered to Loisaba Conservancy in northern Kenya from other parts of the country, part of a wider mission to secure the long-term future of the species in Kenya. “It’s been a massive operation,” says Tom Silvester, CEO of Loisaba Conservancy, who oversaw the process. “It’s incredible to […]

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