176K views · 489 shares | While humans often use social media profiles to communicate with each other, the rhinoceros has a much lower tech solution. Their profiles are buried in their poop! | National Geographic Animals | Facebook

🦏 Meet Markus — a rare white rhino calf born at Cotswold Wildlife Park, England! One of only five born in Europe this year, Markus is named after conservationist Markus Borner, known for his work saving Tanzania’s black rhinos. While white rhinos are the most common of the five rhino species, poaching still threatens their survival in the wild. #whiterhino #babyrhino #cotswoldwildlifepark #markusborner #endangeredspecies #wildlifeconservation #shorts #reels #animalshorts #cuteanimals | Indiatim

The Last of Their Kind — The Northern White Rhinos Once roaming freely across Central Africa, the northern white rhinoceros is now on the edge of complete extinction. The last male, Sudan, passed away in 2018 at Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya — leaving behind only two females, Najin and her daughter Fatu, who now live under 24-hour armed protection. With no males left, natural reproduction is no longer possible. But hope hasn’t vanished. 💚 Scientists are using advanced techniques like IVF and s