Usage of "white rhino"

Usage of white rhino in English

South Africa is home to 90 percent of Africa's white rhino population. 
 Reuters 

That experiment could take place with a southern white rhino surrogate mother. 
 The Guardian 

The first rhino to lose its horn was Pamir, a white rhino male. 
 The Irish Times 

One of the most seriously threatened animals is the white rhino; also the gerenuk. 
 The new yorker 

It is also renowned for its white rhino conservation programme. 
 The South African 

It's the first successful artificial insemination birth of a southern white rhino in North America. 
 BBC 

There are just two northern white rhino (NWR) females left alive. 
 The Guardian 

A southern white rhino has been born at San Diego Zoo, California, following artificial insemination. 
 BBC 

A fresh white rhino carcass, two horns, a rifle, and other poaching equipment were recovered. 
 The South African 

Any future for the northern white rhino now lies in the hands of pioneering scientists. 
 BBC 

It is believed that the men shot, killed and dehorned a white rhino in May. 
 The South African 

The black rhino is a critically endangered species while the white rhino is near threatened. 
 Reuters 

The researchers trying to save the northern white rhino using IVF (18-month gestation period). 
 The Guardian 

Dublin Zoo has welcomed a new 60kg baby -an as yet unnamed white rhino calf. 
 The Irish Times 

The northern white rhino species has just five rhinos remaining and they are all in captivity. 
 The South African 

A nine-day-old southern white rhino is the latest addition to the San Diego Zoo Safari Park. 
 BBC 

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