When you encounter a rhino on foot, you’ll see they move carefully, suspicious of the sounds around them. For such a large, prehistoric looking animal, you’ll see just how vulnerable they can be.​ Guided by those who know the bush like the backs of their hands, you’ll encounter rhinos in an environment where they are protected at all costs. Dehorned for their safety – as a deterrent to poachers – rhinos are given the best chance of survival. ​ Since the first #WorldRhinoDay in 2011, Kruger has lost 60% of its rhino. As the world’s stronghold for this species, it is a devastating reflection of an unrelenting poaching crisis. In 2022, we’ve got no choice but to give them all we’ve got. ​Kindly visit the link in our bio to learn more about Royal Malewane’s conservation efforts. __________ Video by @anthoard 📸 #rhinoceros #rhinoconservation #rhino #rhinos #rhinolove #conservation #worldrhinoday #worldrhinoday2022 #savetheplanet #bushwalking #bushwalk #walkingguides #wildanimals