As a result, poachers continue to kill the animals to take the horn, despite increased surveillance and protection. Asian rhinos are also threatened by habitat loss and the degradation of their forest ...

Because there are so few left, there is a lack of genetic diversity in the herd, and only about two males for every female. The Javan rhinos also face habitat loss as their rainforest habitats ...

The survival of white rhinos hangs in the balance. As well as poaching, habitat loss and climate change, they are also threatened with bovine tuberculosis (bTB), caused by Mycobacterium bovis (M.

Despite extensive conservation efforts, the species couldn't recover from the heavy toll taken by poachers, who targeted the ...

Human development and habitat loss are also considered threats to the southern white rhino. The international trade in rhino horn has been banned by the Convention on International Trade in ...

"We are devastated by this loss and thank you for your understanding ... The African savannah-like habitat is home to a white rhino (picture from Colchester Zoo in 2021) The African habitat ...

Some of the greatest threats they face include loss of habitat due to human encroachment, declining populations of their natural prey, and retaliatory killings arising from human conflict. Habitat ...

The statement continued: “these sorts of incidents are extremely rare and we are devastated by this loss ... the habitat. Colchester Zoo has been open since 1963 and first welcomed rhinos ...

“We are devastated by this loss and thank you for ... s website says it first welcomed rhinos in 1972, with the Kingdom of the Wild mixed species habitat completed in 2001.