One of the richest men in America is embroiled in a heated legal battle with South African wildlife officials to recover the trophy head of a white rhino bull.
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The Cincinnati Zoo is hoping a rhino's second pregancy will result in what officials say would be the world's first live birth of an Indian rhinoceros conceived through artificial insemination.
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A Cincinnati Zoo rhinoceros whose groundbreaking pregnancy resulted in a stillborn calf in 2008 is expecting again.
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UP to 70 decorated rhino sculptures will stampede onto the streets of Chester next summer capturing the imagination of tourists and residents alike.
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Zimbabwe has lost about 200 rhinoceroses -- a quarter of its total population -- to rampant poaching over the last three years as security and the economy deteriorated, state media reported on Tuesday.
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3-Nov-09 10:00 AM
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Rhinos aren't bashful when courtship beckons.
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31-Oct-09 10:00 AM
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Eastern Black Rhinoceros calf Asani tucked into his first birthday treat on Thursday.
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30-Oct-09 3:00 PM
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Pittsburgh Zoo visitors could see some hot and very heavy action in the rhino yard in coming days as black rhinoceroses meet and mate for the first time.
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30-Oct-09 3:00 PM
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The trick was on the Lowry Park Zoo visitors at today's annual pumpkin toss, a holiday treat for the animals.
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30-Oct-09 10:00 AM
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That poaching is rampant in India is hardly news and it would be an understatement to say that the menace is on the rise.
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29-Oct-09 3:00 PM
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Restating its stance in favor of tiger farming, the Chinese delegation at the ongoing Kathmandu Global Tiger Workshop said Wednesday that China cannot put an end to its tiger farming as medicine produced from tiger parts is supplied to 60 countries.
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29-Oct-09 3:00 PM
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Here's a chance to catch a glimpse of one of Africa's most magnificent mammals the two-horned rhinoceros in North Bengal's Jaldapara forest.
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28-Oct-09 10:00 AM
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28-Oct-09 8:26 AM
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IT may be one of the highest-billed wildlife tourism spots in the country but the lush Lower Kinabatangan forest in the east coast of Sabah is taking on a different shade of green – that of oil palm fields.
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27-Oct-09 11:00 AM
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SA National Parks (Sanparks) boss Dr David Mabunda has declared war on rhino and wildlife poachers in the flagship Kruger National Park following the slaughter of more than 90 rhinos across the country this year.
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26-Oct-09 11:00 AM
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FOURTEEN black rhinos were released into an undisclosed game reserve in northern KZN last week as part of the Black Rhino Range Expansion Project.
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26-Oct-09 11:00 AM
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Police and the wildlife crime control bureau have launched a massive manhunt to trace the subscriber of a mobile number which was recovered from a poacher who was shot dead at Orang Rajiv Gandhi National Park recently.
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26-Oct-09 9:30 AM
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The forest department has decided to stop elephant safari in Jaldapara Wildlife Sanctuary following the recent incidents of rhino poaching. This has robbed the sanctuary of one of its biggest attractions.
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25-Oct-09 8:00 AM
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Alarmed at the spurt in rhino poaching cases at Assam's Rajiv Gandhi Orang National Park, the Centre has constituted a two-member team to probe into the deaths of the one-horned endangered animal.
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23-Oct-09 2:00 PM
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Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife has given away 14 more black rhino as part of a bold project to expand the living space of the critically endangered species.
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