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Here’s a black rhino flying across South Africa

by Jess Zimmerman. This photo, by Green Renaissance for the World Wildlife Fund, shows a sedated black rhino being airlifted across South Africa. The WWF's Black Rhino Range Expansion Project aims to move the rhinos into safer habitats, which may mean transporting the beasts more than 900 miles.

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Here’s a black rhino flying across South Africa

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