 | Pitman, D. 1983 Rhino rescue in southern Zimbabwe. Newsletter of the African Elephant and Rhino Group 2: 9-10 |
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| Doddieburn, a former ranch that is now State Land. Here, a further 22 white rhino are thought to be threatened by the drought and are being captured and penned. Three are destined for Algeria, together with a number of cheetah. |
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| Ansell, W.F.H. 1978 The mammals of Zambia. Chilanga, The National Parks and Wildlife Service, pp. i-v, i-ii, 1-120 |
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| In Dec 1963 a pair was brought from South Africa to the Zoological park at Livingstone. Another pair went to Kafue NP, where the male died, and the female was transferred to Livingstone. Several calves have been born at Livingstone, and when I left Zambia in 1974 there was a total of 5 animals. |
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| Bigalke, R. 1975 Das Breitmaulnashorn (Ceratotherium simum simum) zum ersten Male in einem Zoo. Zoologische Garten 45 (1): 4-8, figs. 1-3 |
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| About arrival of Zuluana on 29 June 1946, no breeding of this animal. Pretoria had white rhino births from other mothers on 8 June 1967 (male) and 23 oct 1969 (male). The last was called Sewentig. |
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| Anonymous 1975 Orphanage news. Africana 5 (11): ii |
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| Kioko, the baby rhino from Amboseli, is progressing well. He is strong and healthy and he spends only the night inside the hospital. During the day, he stays in a large outdoor pen with three goats to keep him company. He gets plenty of exercise in trying to herd them around the pen, and he is... |
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| Brooke, J. 1973 Kenya: Orphanage. Africana 5 (2): 31 |
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| A 4 ? year old rhino reared at the orphanage and later transferred to the Oldonyo Sabuk NP, broke his horn. |
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| Herbert, H.J.; Austen, B. 1972 The past and present distribution of the black and square lipped rhinoceros in the Wankie National Park. Arnoldia 5 (26): 1-6, map 1, table 1 |
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| On 13 Nov 1961 an immature female captured near the newly forming Lake Kariba was moved to Wankie and housed in a paddock at Main Camp. It was subsequently moved to Matopos NP as it was too small and later to the Zoo in Pretoria. |
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| Hanks, J. 1972 Mammals of Zambia. Zambia National Tourist Bureau |
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| Musi-O-Tunya zoological park - the white rhino was artifically introduced into Livingstone. |
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| Anonymous 1970 White rhino born in Pretoria. Animal Kingdom 73 (4): 30, fig. 1 |
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| 1969 Oct 23, First white rhino sired and born in a zoo, named 'seventy' in honour of being born on the 70th anniversary of the zoo. |
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| Anonymous 1970 Second white rhino born. International Zoo News 17 (5): 168 |
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| Late April 1970 second birth white rhino. Shortly after birth the male baby was a little weak on his legs, but shortl;y tehreafter he tripped over stones and tufts of grass while following his mother round the zoo's Rhino Camp. |
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| Smith, L.J. 1970 White rhino born. International Zoo News 17 (1): 3, fig. 1 |
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| Mother from Natal. Enclosure is 5 acres in extent. Birth on 23 Oct 1969 at 8:55 am. Calf is called 'seventeen' as he was born on the day of the 17 th birthday of the zoo. |
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