Video: Rhino Journey of an extinct horn in Vietnam
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the International Rhino Conservation Fund (IRF) affirm: the one-horned Javan rhinoceros (Rhinoceros sondaicus annamiticus) is extinct in Vietnam.
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Ms. Tran Minh Hien, Director of WWF-Vietnam expressed.'It is heartbreaking that conservation efforts have not protected this Javan rhinoceros. We have permanently lost part of the heritage of nature, a symbol of biodiversity values in Vietnam. '
WWF believes that loss of habitat is a key factor leading to the extinction of the Javan rhino in Vietnam, and warns that inadequate law enforcement, ineffective management, encroachment of land and construction Building infrastructure inside and near protected areas only adds to the pressure on already-vulnerable species populations in these areas.
Christy Williams, WWF Asian Elephant and Rhino Program Coordinator, said: 'Bringing back rhinos back to Vietnam is an expensive and impossible work. This species has been permanently lost from Vietnam. '
Below is a short video about Java rhino provided by WWF:
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- Inject poison into rhino horn to prevent poaching
- Rhino image of a horn shot in the leg
- Save the rhino's synthetic rhino horn
- In just a few years, the rhino will become extinct
- Manufacturing fake rhino horn to save real rhinos
- Rhino horns have only pharmacological properties such as buffalo horns, ox horns ...
- The demand for rhino horn in Vietnam has decreased significantly
- The piece of rhino horn and the man spirit
- Sao Viet first called for not using rhino horn
- Rhino protection campaign
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