Rhinos reintroduced to Indian park are breeding, but still need support

Mongabay
Jun 10, 2026, 6:26 am273 ptsTop
Manas National Park in India’s Himalayan foothills was once home to some 100 Indian rhinos, almost all of which were wiped out by poaching by the late 1990s. After a campaign to reintroduce them, the population is growing and several calves have been born. But their recovery still needs active support,…

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