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Rhino's in Zoos worldwide
Old 26-09-2008

Hi everybody!
I'm going to make a list of all Rhino's in Zoos worldwide.
I need al little help because I don't know all Zoos which keep Rhino's

Krefeld (Germany)
Eastern Black Rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis michaeli)
2,1 (One male is born this year)

Thank you for help
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Have you tried looking at ISIS ? that maybe of help
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ISIS is a small help because it's to incorrect.
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Marwell has 3 southern white rhino (ceratotherium simum simum)
1 male Hannu born at Knowsley safari park 23/11/83
1 female Sula born at Edinburgh Zoo 12/06/86
1 female Kiri born at Whipsnade 15/8/86
since then there has been two births
1 male Bhasela born Marwell 08/02/99 to Sula and Hannu he has gone to Flamingo land.

1 male Shaka born Marwell 31/12/03 to Sula and Hannu he has also gone to Flamingo land.

Chester have Black and Indian Rhinos
Longleat safari park Have White
Paignton zoo have Black
Edinburgh have Indian
Whipsnade have Indian and White
Knowsley safari park have White
South lakes have White
plus many more hope this helps
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Taronga Western Plains Zoo has one male indian rhino called Dora. he came from San Diego I think. They also have black and white rhinos and other zoos around Australia have whites but I don't know any others by name.
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Taronga Western Plains Zoo has one male indian rhino called Dora. he came from San Diego I think. They also have black and white rhinos and other zoos around Australia have whites but I don't know any others by name.
I think you will find Dora came from Japan
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Yes, Dora came from Nagoya Higashiyama Zoo,
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Chester Indian Rhinos 1.1
male - Patna
female - Baatschi

Chester Black Rhinos (will soon be...) 2.5
males - Sammy, Magadi
females - Manyara, Kitani, Ema, Rosie (and soon Malindi)

And there will hopefully be 2 black rhino calves by May
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Chester Indian Rhinos 1.1
male - Patna
female - Baatschi

Chester Black Rhinos (will soon be...) 2.5
males - Sammy, Magadi
females - Manyara, Kitani, Ema, Rosie (and soon Malindi)

And there will hopefully be 2 black rhino calves by May
I thought Malindi was due to arive in Chester last week?
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west midlands safari park have a few white rhinos
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Toronto Zoo
Indian Rhino 1.1
Southern White Rhino (single female)
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Hopefully this doesn't sound to clueless to ask, but are breeding populations in zoos with Rhinos, are they structered like elephants? As in will a male be present at a particular time due to aggressive nature, or do the males often stay with the females?
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Hopefully this doesn't sound to clueless to ask, but are breeding populations in zoos with Rhinos, are they structered like elephants? As in will a male be present at a particular time due to aggressive nature, or do the males often stay with the females?

Some zoos have very large groups of rhinos some of note are the

San Deigo wild animal park, USA (largest group of Indian rhinos) also a large herd of white rhino and a small group of Black rhino,

Port Lympne UK (Black rhinos), One of the largest groups world wide.

Whipsnade zoo UK (Indian rhino & White rhino herds),

Western plains zoo AUST (Black rhinos, white rhinos & one Indian rhino), also a number of other zoos world wide have large breeding groups
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Thanks, seems rhinos are very social animals, though there was something I read that suggested the Sumatran is solitary
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Thanks, seems rhinos are very social animals, though there was something I read that suggested the Sumatran is solitary
Most rhino do species live alone or in small groups ( usually sharing a mud wallow) however the White rhinos seem to be more of a social animal and do form small herds of cows and calfs

There are a few Rhino websites with lots of infomation that you could have a look at such as SOS RHINO, Rhino resource centre, and others
 


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