Category: Black Rhinos

Black rhinos (Diceros bicornis) are among the most threatened rhino species – sadly, a number of populations have all but…View Full Release »

Operation: Stop Poaching Now Over the next few weeks, We will be sharing 10 Ways to Fight Rhino Poaching —…View Full Release »

We didn’t think rhino poaching could get much worse. But it has. Halfway through 2014, poachers are killing at least…View Full Release »

Rhino pregnancies last 15 – 16 months! The only animals with longer gestation periods are elephants, which carry a fetus…View Full Release »

Zimbabwe’s Lowveld region is home to significant black and white rhino populations, including those inhabiting hundreds of thousands of acres…View Full Release »

A postage stamp from the West African nation of Liberia depicts a black rhinoceros, but biologists remain uncertain as to…View Full Release »

The Los Angeles Zoo’s chapter of the American Association of Zoo Keepers (AAZK) recently held its annual Bowling for Rhinos…View Full Release »

In late March, South African wildlife biologists launched an operation that will help re-establish a viable black rhino population in…View Full Release »

Standard procedures undertaken at the scene of a rhino poaching incident can be critical to the ultimate arrest and conviction…View Full Release »

“Crockett” is the first southern black rhino born at a private breeding facility in North America since IRF launched the…View Full Release »