pleas advice wrote: » Did they get a, emm, 'sample' before he snuffed it?
ThinkProgress wrote: » Sure it's grand, they have a few of them in captivity... this was the last wild one left. Besides, they kind of all look the same anyway... just grab one of the southern white Rhinos... nobody will know the difference. "Does it have a big horn on it's head? Yep! "Job's a good'un!" :P
ThinkProgress wrote: » Sure it's grand, they have a few of them in captivity... this was the last wild one left.
Alun wrote: » Errm, no they don't, not the Northern subspecies anyway.
ThinkProgress wrote: » They don't seem to like breeding too much... that could be a problem when it comes to the auld extinction thingy! :pac: Pandas too... they've been trying to go extinct for years... but we won't let them!! Rhinos kinda look a bit sad and depressed to me... maybe it's just their turn to go extinct?
pleas advice wrote: » I think there's a few populations of humans surviving in the wild, in Brazil and Paupa New Guinea anyway, as far as I know
wakka12 wrote: » Everyone likes to blame poachers but we, in the west, are probably much more to blame through the deforestation we cause by our massive demand for cheap resources from developing countries
razorblunt wrote: » How has deforestation killed off this Rhino species?
jmayo wrote: » Actually the giant panda has been downgraded, ore would that be promoted, from ‘Endangered’ to ‘Vulnerable’ on the global list of species at risk of extinction.
Oasis1974 wrote: » We need to clear trees to build houses and apartments theirs a housing shortage unless you weren't aware?
Donald Trump wrote: » Don't forget about Leitrim!! Edit: Ah ****e. Just noticed someone else had given the same point about Dundalk! Bastard
ThinkProgress wrote: » Humans are also extinct from the wild... quite sad when you sit back and think about it. We only exist in captivity! (despite being the smartest animal on the block)
jaxxx wrote: » I wish we were extinct, period, let alone just in the wild..
zoe 3619 wrote: » Well,fair play to whoever gathered the 'sample'.Just spending a moment thinking about the logistics of that..Apparantly the two females aren't fit for breeding from.Don't know if that's due to age,state of health or close relationship (one's his daughter,other is grand daughter) Find this fairly heart breaking to be honest.Poor creature has been living for years with a team of armed guards around him to protect him from poachers.
ThinkProgress wrote: » They don't seem to like breeding too much... that could be a problem when it comes to the auld extinction thingy!