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The Indian rhino population, having almost tripled in forty years, has passed the 4,000 mark, according to data collected and published by the Indian government on the occasion of World Rhinoceros Day.
India’s one-horned rhino count nearly triples in four decades - Manila Standard
NEW DELHI, INDIA — India’s one-horned Asian rhino population has almost tripled in the past four decades thanks to conservation and anti-poaching efforts, according to government figures. Data released on Sunday — World Rhino Day — said the number of the animals, known for their single horn and thick, armour-like skin, had surged from 1,500 […] The post India’s one-horned rhino count nearly triples in four decades appeared first on Manila Standa…
Indian Rhinos, or as they are also known as One-Horned Rhinos, have surpassed 4,000 in number, which means they have almost tripled in 40 years, according to data provided by… More...
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