Britain's Prince William feeds a five year-old black rhino called Zawadi during a visits to Port Lympne Wild Animal Park in Lympne, southern England June 6, 2012. Prince William met staff and rhinos involved in a translocation project, aiming to translocate three captive-born black rhino to Mkomazi National Park in Tanzania in order to rejuvenate numbers of the animal in the area. Photograph taken on June 6, 2012. Reuters Pictures FREE Shipping for Orders over $125 at CutterBuck.comPopular Posts
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Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Prince William Supports Efforts to Rejuvenate the Rhino Population
Britain's Prince William feeds a five year-old black rhino called Zawadi during a visits to Port Lympne Wild Animal Park in Lympne, southern England June 6, 2012. Prince William met staff and rhinos involved in a translocation project, aiming to translocate three captive-born black rhino to Mkomazi National Park in Tanzania in order to rejuvenate numbers of the animal in the area. Photograph taken on June 6, 2012. Reuters Pictures FREE Shipping for Orders over $125 at CutterBuck.com
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