Can we save the Sumatran rhino? Indonesia holds out hope

Mongabay
By Jeremy HanceJun 19, 2015, 8:58 am62 pts
'One percent of the world's population,' veterinarian Zulfi Arsan says as he nods towards Bina, a 714-kilogram, 30-year-old female Sumatran rhinoceros leisurely crunching branches whole. A gentle and easygoing rhino, pink-hued Bina doesn't seem to mind the two-legged hominids snapping pictures and awing at her…

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