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Rhinos are Unicorns, but Their Horns Aren’t Magic
A hundred years ago, there were 500,000 rhinoceroses in the world. By 1970, that number had dwindled to 70,000, and today, only 29,000 remain. To save them, various strategies are being employed, from using rhino-horn poison to deploying rhino-defense rangers and even airlifting rhinos to safer locations.
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Executive Producer: Alex Sopinka
Host: Danielle Dufault
Writer & Producer: Dylan Dubeau
Camera & Editor: Andrew Strapp
Examining the nature of the beast.
#rhinoceroses #rhino-horn #conservation #airlifting #wildlifeprotection
See show notes: https://inlet.fm/animalogic/episodes/6827aa2c64cdeeada18e699f
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By AnimalogicA hundred years ago, there were 500,000 rhinoceroses in the world. By 1970, that number had dwindled to 70,000, and today, only 29,000 remain. To save them, various strategies are being employed, from using rhino-horn poison to deploying rhino-defense rangers and even airlifting rhinos to safer locations.
Subscribe for new episodes every other Friday: SubscribeToAnimalogic
SOCIAL MEDIA
TikTok
Instagram
Twitter
Facebook
For more of Danielle's drawings, visit ddufault.com
CREDITS
Executive Producer: Alex Sopinka
Host: Danielle Dufault
Writer & Producer: Dylan Dubeau
Camera & Editor: Andrew Strapp
Examining the nature of the beast.
#rhinoceroses #rhino-horn #conservation #airlifting #wildlifeprotection
See show notes: https://inlet.fm/animalogic/episodes/6827aa2c64cdeeada18e699f
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices