by Wolf Bird » Wed Nov 25, '15, 2:26 pm
Only three, and that is not enough to have any hope to start a new population and save the species. There simply would not be enough genetic variation to ensure a healthy, viable population. There would be too much inbreeding and as a result, genetic diseases. Rhinos also don't breed very quickly.
Very sad state of affairs to see this species, among others, vanishing before out eyes. Species go extinct all the time, of completely natural causes, but in this case, humans had an undeniable hand in it between habitat destruction and deliberate hunting for just their horns for non-existent medical properties.
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