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Title: Nepal's rhino - one of the greatest conservation success stories
Author(s): Martin, E.B.; Vigne, L.
Year published: 1995
Journal: Pachyderm
Volume: 20
Pages: 10-26, figs. 1-3, pls. 1-8, tables 1-11
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Asia - South Asia - Nepal
Distribution - Records
Indian Rhino
13 animals from Chitwan to Bardia, Nepal. They were released in the Karnali floodplain in the west side of the park. Three crossed the border into India, one was illegally killed .
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Asia - South Asia - Nepal
Distribution - Records
Indian Rhino
25 animals from Chitwan to Bardia, Nepal. They were released in the eastern section, in the Babai valley. Four of these were poached in 1992/93.
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World
Organisations
All Rhino Species
1991-1994 provided money for information about poachers in Nepal.
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Asia - South Asia - Nepal
Value
Indian Rhino
Blood, is supposed to regulate menstruation Urine, is consumed to alleviate respiratory disorders Meat, is eaten either dried or as a stew to give extra energy.
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Asia - South Asia - Nepal
Value - Related to Horn
Indian Rhino
1993, Nepal, average horn (700 g), paid to gang, Nrs 50,000-100,000 ($1087-2174) First middleman, Nrs 300-400,000 ($7042-9390)/kg Middleman, 1993, Nrs 550,000 ($11,224)/kg
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Asia - South Asia - Nepal
Value
Indian Rhino
Nepal. Meat is eaten either dried or as a stew to give extra energy.
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Asia - South Asia - Nepal
Value
Indian Rhino
1993, Nepal, 12 total, Nrs 4,000 ($87)
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Asia - South Asia - Nepal
Culture
Indian Rhino
Blood Tarpan Ceremony. Traditionally, each head of State had to perform a sacred ceremony offering rhino blood from a newly killed animal to the Hindu gods, the Blood Tarpan Ceremony.
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