World's 'Saddest Rhino' Whose Horn Was Chopped Off by Poachers Finally Returns to the Wild
In South Africa, a "weeping" rhino whose horn was chopped off by poachers has been released back into the wild.
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In South Africa, a "weeping" rhino whose horn was chopped off by poachers has been released back into the wild.
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Apr 14, 2021 11:16 AM EDT This year the third country has announced some good news for rhinos. Populations of the endangered rhinoceros with one horn in Nepal have increased by 16% over the past six years. (Photo : Frans Van Heerden) Population of Rhinos The new National Rhino Count 2021 evaluates the recent number stands at 752 individuals up from 645 in 2015. The number of Rhinos was calculated across the country between March 22 and April 10, involving within four national parks, both Chitwan. In the 1960s there were only about 100 remaining in the country. The Department of National Parks...