Two Albino Rhinos Caught On View In Khartoum
In Khartoum Sudan two rare white rhinoceroses named Paul and Cloe have been captured and are now on display at the Khartoum Kavon facility. Local authorities confirm the pair represents rare albino specimens and mark a notable wildlife event for the region.
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Rarest Big Game: Rhino Population Estimated Below Thousand
Experts estimate there are not more than 1,000 rhinoceroses alive globally. The figure highlights critical conservation concerns for this rare big game species and prompts renewed protection efforts.
Kenyan trapper nets white rhinos for Sudan zoo sale
Carl Hartley, a 33 year old Kenyan trapper, captured Paul and Cloe after a five minute fight. The rhinos were lassoed and winched aboard, then fed a maize meal porridge diet to calm them. Their value tops £10,000 and a foreign zoo could trigger a sale to fund Khartoum Zoo improvements.
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