White rhino tracking in Matobo National park
Matobo Park is one of the only places where white rhino can still be found, although poaching is pushing the species to the brink of extinction. Guide Ian Harmer led us on a rhino tracking adventure. Matobo, Zimbabwe. 17th October 2011
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Ian Harmer by a skull of a white rhino skull which died as a result of poaching in Matobo National Park.
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- date:17 October 2011
- dimensions:15.72 x 11.92 in. (4716 x 3576 px)
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- file size in memory:51.26 MB
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Matobo Park is one of the only places where white rhino can still be found, although poaching is pushing the species to the brink of extinction. Guide Ian Harmer led us on a rhino tracking adventure. Matobo, Zimbabwe. 17th October 2011
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- id:919481
- date:17 October 2011
- dimensions:15.72 x 11.92 in. (4716 x 3576 px)
- dpi:300dpi
- file size in memory:51.26 MB
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