Two Endangered Sumatra Rhinoceros Await Young
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The Indonesian government announces the pregnancy of two rhino females of Sumatra, a major hope for the survival of this species among the most threatened in the world The Indonesian government has
Ratu, a rhinoceros of Way Kambas National Park on Sumatra Island, is 238 days pregnant, almost half of the gestation, of her fourth child. Ratu's daughter, Delilah, is 250 days pregnant of her second child. Mother and daughter should be born in May. There are less than 80 rhinoceros of Sumatra in the wild and the species is classified in critical danger of extinction by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN). "The pregnanc…
There are less than 80 Sumatran rhinos left in the wild, and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) classifies the species as critically endangered.
The Indonesian government has announced the pregnancies of two Sumatra rhinoceros, good news for the survival of these animals, whose species is one of the rarest and most threatened in mammals.
JPNN.com West Java: Ratu and Delilah, two generations of Sumatran rhinos at SRS Way Kambas, are pregnant at the same time and are predicted to give birth in April-May 2027.
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