Sumatran rhino jackson

He arrive din 1886 and died in 1900. I don't know, if the ever made any attempt to breed with him and Begum, but I'm surd the didn't. It looks like they used the same exhibit, but maybe in erxchange.

What massive horns for a sumatran rhino...I havent seen a picture of one with a set like this before. Thanks for posting it zebraduiker!

Just unreal having them live as long as they did for the times, makes you wonder why the modern collection plan went wrong

See picture in my gallery of Torgamba with huge horns.

http://www.zoochat.com/748/sumatran-rhino-port-lympne-1995-a-48456/

London Zoo's Sumatran rhinoceros "Jackson" can still be seen today mounted in the Bristol Museum.

@Tim May I've just been reading this blog about him (in life and death) , definitely an interesting specimen with a fascinating history.

Jackson the Rhinoceros