The Northern White Rhinoceros is now virtually extinct with only two surviving females in captivity. There is now a concerted captive breeding program


The Northern White Rhinoceros is now virtually extinct with only two surviving females in captivity. There is now a concerted captive breeding programme where it is hoped Rhinos from South Africa will help increase numbers for reintroduction progammes in Uganda


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Location: Entebbe, Uganda
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