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kjdrill: Rhino spots the food delivery truck
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kjdrill: The rhino is drawn toward the driver while the passenger holds the special treat
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kjdrill: Zookeeper jumps back into the truck while the asst. moves forward with the treat
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kjdrill: Zookeeper points to the meal
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kjdrill: Rhino looks toward the other zookeeper
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kjdrill: Rhino spots the other zookeeper
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kjdrill: Zookeeper waits for the rhino to see the meal
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kjdrill: Time to head back to the truck
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kjdrill: Asst. zookeeper jumps back in the truck
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kjdrill: Dinner is served
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kjdrill: The Wild Animal Park has the most successful captive breeding program for rhinos anywhere in the world.
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kjdrill: The black rhino has suffered the most spectacular rate of decline of all rhino species in the last 10 to 15 years with populations reduced by 85%
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kjdrill: Baby rhino with mama
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kjdrill: Rhinos take mud and dust baths to keep cool and discourage biting insects.
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kjdrill: Their acute sense of smell is their primary method of detecting danger. Puffing snorts and grunts, repeated, signal an alarm call or an angry charge at speeds of up to 35 miles per hour.