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Indonesia to capture last-known wild Bornean rhino for IVF
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Animal protectors want to save the Borneo rhinoceros from extinction. In addition, the female Pari is to be fertilized with sperm of the likewise threatened Sumatra rhinoceros.
·Vienna, Austria
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The Indonesian authorities are trying to capture the last known rhinoceros of Borneo living in a wild state. The objective: to collect its eggs in order to launch an in vitro fertilization program that could prevent the permanent disappearance of this subspecies in critical danger of extinction.
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