Research Paper On Black Rhinoceros

the Mastodons suffered habitiatition loss that resulted in having to migrate to areas of tundra that could not sustain their diets of vegetation, which led to population loss. The Westeren Black Rhinoceros is a sub species of Black Rhino and it was declared extinct in 2011. The Western Black Rhinoceros

Africa continues to lose its self-proclaimed title as the cradle of biodiverse ecosystems which house the mighty African elephant and rhinoceros (otherwise known as the continental herd). Wildlands have been fragmented and forests cleared continuously and at very rapid rates. Rising rates of affluence around the world, especially in Asia has led to the intensity of the black market of the rhino and elephant ivory market which has seen the deterioration of this vast and much needed component of the ecosystem

My interest in the white rhino started about three years ago when I was doing a research paper about the African elephant. I came across the white rhino as I was searching for the fellow species that were being threatened by hunters in Africa. I never really paid much attention to large wild animals before because of the fact that they are large and I figured that they wouldn’t be threatened like most smaller animals. One threat this wild rhino is facing is habitat loss due to agriculture and settlements

plight of the species (Kobus, 2011; Tubbs, Hartig, Cardon, Varga, & Milnes, 2012). The wild populations of rhinoceroses are quite successful at reproducing and are increasing their population numbers, but the captive population of Southern White Rhinoceros is not sustaining itself (Berkeley et al., 1997; Carlstead & Brown, 2005). Female’s born in captivity show the appropriate

The West African Black Rhinoceros, the Caribbean Monk Seal, the Tasmanian tiger, And the Javan Tiger all have one thing in common, they are now extinct. And the reason? The reason is all around you. In the 3.5 billion years Earth has sustained life, there have been five major extinctions in the past 500 million years caused by natural disasters. Today, there are about sixty-six known species that are either endangered or vulnerable to extinction. Due to human activity, we are now undergoing a worldwide devastation

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