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These black rhinos had been living in a sanctuary due to rampant poaching. Now, they're going home.
Rescue was carried out by KWS Northern Kenya Mobile Vet Unit
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The exercise is undertaken to conserve and manage wildlife in the country.
Fewer than 2,000 rhino remain in Kenya, and the country’s wildlife service needs to keep tabs on them to make sure they thrive. It’s a major undertaking, involving a helicopter, 4x4s and a lot of rangers
Five more critically endangered Mountain Bongos have been successfully released into the Mawingu Mountain Bongo Sanctuary.