How Many Rhinos Are Left? | State of the Rhino 2023

Every September the International Rhino Foundation publishes our signature report, State of the Rhino. In this report, we document current rhino population estimates and trends, as well as key challenges and conservation developments for the five surviving rhino species throughout Africa and Asia.
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[@kennydickinson8266]

video is too short text transitions are too fast (with peace and love)

[@brandondean2530]

Too Forest3064, Greater One horned Rhinos is another name for Indian rhinos as they have only one horn, unlike White, Black and Sumatran rhinos.The greater part is because they are the larger one rhino. The Javan rhino is also known as the Lesser One Horned Rhino. Lesser because of their size.

[@AryandanBarhat]

Are you indian ?

[@complimentary_voucher]

What the hell is going on in Indonesia with their rhinos and why is seemingly no one panicking? Those numbers are shocking and still falling with every count. This is literally our last chance with these two species, get them all into managed care NOW. We will have another Vaquita tragedy with just one more bad year. I just cannot believe things have been left to get to this point. How many more species do we have to lose?

[@rory5780]

I believe that in the past the populations were overestimated. It’s very annoying that the northern white rhino which is a subspecies gets way more news coverage than the Indonesian rhinos combined

[@anirban5262]

ASEAN should take fruitful steps to tackle population decrease

[@AryandanBarhat]

In india we have already 3600 one horn rhinos

[@anirban5262]

@@AryandanBarhat it's over 4000 in 2024

[@heryanapernata9384]

Kami di indonesia punya 2 species tapi mayoritas orang Indonesia sudah tidak kenal lagi dan membedakan mana badak indonesia asli dan mana badak luar negri..mereka sudah tidak ada lagi di kebun binatang sejak tahun 1990an.

[@forest3064]

You mean Indian Rhino, not “Greater One Horned Rhino”

[@anirban5262]

Both are same

[@forest3064]

@@anirban5262 It is a deliberate attempt to remove the word “Indian” from everything

[@anirban5262]

@@forest3064 yes,,,,,,non indians specially westerners and other South Asians prefer to remove the word 'indian' like indian subcontinent, indian rhino etc...... Although indian rhino is also found outside india i. e nepal...

[@forest3064]

@@anirban5262 Very few are in Nepal region, see Siberian tigers are also in China, but nobody calls it differently

[@anirban5262]

@@forest3064 ohhh... Absolutely..... Though it's found also in Nepal, yet still it's indian rhino species..