The last Sumatra rhino in Malaysia died
Malaysia's last male Sumatra rhino died, there is only one female living in captivity in the country.
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Malaysia's last male Sumatra rhino died, there is only one female living in captivity in the country.
A rare Sumatran male rhino has been flown by plane from Cincinnati Zoo (USA) to Indonesia to find a mating mate before extinction, the Telegraph reported on November 2.
Ratu, a 12-year-old Sumatra rhino in the rhino reserve of Indonesia's Way Kambas National Park, became the focus of conservation experts of the International Rhino Found…
The third pregnancy, after two previous attacks, seems to have rekindled the hope of successfully breeding one of the world's most endangered mammals for conservation.
Wildlife experts in Malaysia have said they have found a female Borneo rhino, a subspecies of Sumatra rhino, and are preparing to pair with the male Sumatra rhino called…
Malaysia has just caught a Sumatra rhino at Borneo Island (Malaysia), opening the last chance to save this rare animal at the risk of extinction.
A recent wildlife survey in Malaysia shows evidence that there is still hope for the endangered Sumatra rhino. The poll at a place commonly known as the center of Borneo…