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5 Aug 2025
A South African university has launched the “Rhisotope Project”, which uses radioactive isotopes to protect rhinos by making their horns traceable and undesirable to poachers.
African Rhino | Asian Rhino |
Appearance & Behaviour
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Appearance & Behaviour
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Habitat: Found in grasslands, savannas, shrublands, and deserts | Habitat: Asian Rhino: Lives in tropical and subtropical grasslands, savannahs, and moist forests |
Size: White Rhino is the second-largest land mammal after the elephant | Indian Rhino is the largest among Asian rhino species. |
Conservation Status:
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Conservation Status:
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