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Save This Rhino

Premieres 23 April

The world’s critically endangered rhinoceros population is on a path to extinction by 2025, we look into the work being done in South Africa’s largest wildlife reserve to save these gentle giants.
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HIGH-TECH LIFELINE COULD SAVE THE RHINOS

Starts from Tuesday 8.30pm

The remainder of the world’s 30,000 rhinos is predicted to be extinct soon if we don’t work harder to protect them. How is revolutionary technology helping to save the rhino?
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Follow Video SAVE THIS RHINO | RANGERS An insider look at the military-style operations set up to oversee the safety of the local rhino population in their native habitat in the Kruger National Park.

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