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Where to see Southern White Rhinoceross in the UK

1 place to meet one

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Southern white rhinoceros: A heavily built grazer under severe pressure from poaching.

A type of Rhinoceros.

The Southern white rhinoceros is one of the largest species of rhinoceros, known for its distinctive broad mouth and two impressive horns. These magnificent creatures primarily inhabit grasslands and savannas in southern Africa, where they graze on a diet mainly composed of grasses. Unfortunately, the Southern white rhinoceros is critically endangered, primarily due to poaching for their horns and habitat loss. Conservation efforts have been implemented to protect and increase their population, with some success seen in recent years. An interesting fact about these rhinos is that they can weigh up to 2,300 kilograms, making them one of the heaviest land mammals after elephants. UK families can learn more about these incredible animals by visiting zoos and wildlife parks that feature them in their exhibits.

Plan a day around southern white rhinoceross

Safari Park

Blair Drummond Safari and Adventure Park

Stirling, Stirlingshire

Blair Drummond Safari and Adventure Park offers an exciting day out with a variety of animals and attractions.

From £214.7(9.6k)