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Grazing White Rhino

Grazing White Rhino

White rhino are the fastest vanishing species in South Africa with >1500 being poached on average per annum. I took this beautiful photograph of this white r...
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White rhino are the fastest vanishing species in South Africa with >1500 being poached on average per annum. I took this beautiful photograph of this white rhino grazing in the Imfolozi Game Reserve, Kwa-Zulu Natal
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