A video about the Southern White Rhinoceros, a heavily guarded animal that was saved from the brink of extinction in South Africa. (You might notice that some of the animals in this video are missing their horns, sadly this is a case of desperate times calling for desperate measures. The South African National Park has sawed the horns off live animals to protect them from poaching.) Narration and film by Tanja Nayak. Photos by Tanja Nayak and photos of black rhinoceros from Shutterstock. Illustrations by Nate Myers.
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Music:
"African Motive" by Valdyslav Krotov
"Afro Beat Jingle" by Matt Oakley
Afrikaans: Witrenoster
French: Rhinocéros blanc
German: Breitmaulnashorn i.e. “Wide-mouthed Rhinoceros,” Nashorn
Ndebele: Umkhombo Omhlophe
Pedi: T’shukudu, Mogohu
Sotho: Mogohu, Tshukudu, Tshukudu e Molomo o Sephara
Spanish: Rinoceronte blanco
Shona: Chipembere
Tsonga: Mhelembe
Tswana: Kgêtlwa, Mogôhu, Tshukudu
Venda: Tshugulu
Xhosa, Swati: Umkhombe
Zulu: Ubhejane Omhlophe, uMkhombe
Black Rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis)
Afrikaans: Swartrenoster
Damara, Nama: !Nabas
French: Rhinocéros noir
German: Spitzmaulnashorn, Nashorn
Ndebele, Zulu: uBhejane (singular), isiBhejane (plural), uBhejane Onzime
Pedi: Makgale
Shona: Chipembere, Nhema, Hema
Sotho, Tswana: Tshukudu
Spanish: Rinoceronte negro
Swahili: Kifaru
Swati: Sibhejane
Tsonga: Mhelembe
Venda: Thema
Xhosa: Umkhombe
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