Black Rhinoceros - The Endangered Speicies
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A bit about Black Rhinoceros which now is an endangered species. This slide made for a presentation in the Environmental Science class at Assumption University of Thailand. Educational Purpose Only.
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- 1. Black Rhinoceros The endangered species
- 2. Black Rhinoceros (Black Rhino) • Eastern and central Africa native • 7-8 Subspecies • Classified as critically endangered species Western Illegal black Hunting • rhinoceros declared extinct in 2011
- 3. Population 4,848 According to the WWF’s report
- 6. Why they are in danger?
- 7. Hunting for its horn
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- 9. Why rhino horns? • Ancient Chinese belief • It could be medicine • No scientific proof that belief
- 10. Why rhino horns? • Uses for home decoration • Convert in to the accessories
- 11. Let’s save it! • Uses for home decoration • Convert in to the accessories
- 12. Credits • Black Rhino | WWF http://www.worldwildlife.org/species/black-rhino • Black rhinoceros (Wikipedia) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_rhinoceros • Pictures - Getty Images - AP Photo - National Geographic - IUCN
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