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Nature And Wildlife Tv | Cheeky Baby Rhino Bounces And Skips Down The Road In Front Of Tourists

Cheeky Baby Rhino Bounces And Skips Down The Road In Front Of Tourists

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This is the cutest moment when a newborn rhino runs ahead of its mother’s heavy steps, looking just as lively as a spring lamb.

Nature And Wildlife Tv | Cheeky Baby Rhino Bounces And Skips Down The Road In Front Of Tourists

On a trip to South Africa, safari tour operator Robin Bamber took photos of a baby rhino leaping and posing for the cameras.

You Couldn'T Plan That: Safari Tour Guide Robyn Bamber, 23, Captured Photos Of The Youngster Leaping And Posing For The Camera On A Tourist Trip In The St Lucia, South Africa

As her 1.8-ton mother looked on proudly, the 42 kg calf leaped and kicked about before charging towards Miss Bamber and the guests.

Come On Now: He Came As Close As About 1.5M From The Truck, Giving A Little Snort Of Pride At Astonished Tourists Before Turning Tail And Disappearing Off Into The Wilderness

He got as close as 1.5 meters from the truck before turning around to retreat into the bush.

'Mum, Watch This': The Rhino Calf Spins On His Back Legs As He Frolics In The South African Sun

Miss Bamber found the rhinos at the end of a half-day safari in St Lucia for Heritage Tours &”Safaris.

Nature And Wildlife Tv | Cheeky Baby Rhino Bounces And Skips Down The Road In Front Of Tourists

At first glance, the little rhino looked adorable, but I was scrambling for my camera soon after. “He had guests and I all entertained and laughed.

Nature And Wildlife Tv | Cheeky Baby Rhino Bounces And Skips Down The Road In Front Of Tourists

“The female rhino started to make her way up the road away from us with the little rhino racing ahead. Then, as if to say, “Mum, watch this,” the little rhino came charging straight towards us.”

Let'S Play A Little While Longer: Rhinos Have Two Horns, The Foremost Of Which Is Far More Prominent Than The Rear, That Have Been Known To Grow Up To Five Feet Long

Many rhino species are endangered, and three are actually classified as critically endangered. Poaching is mostly due to persistent illegal hunting, especially for their horns, which are used in traditional Chinese medicine.

Endangered: The White Rhino Once Roamed Grassy Plains Across Sub-Saharan Africa But, Due To Poaching, Significant Populations Are Now Restricted To The Continent'S Southern Tip

Rhinos have two large horns that may grow up 5 feet long, with the larger one being significantly longer than, the smaller one.

Do We Have To Go? South Africa Is Thought To Have A Population Of Around 16,225 Rhinos Living In The Wild, But Loses More Than Two A Day To Poaching

Both males and females use their horns as weapons, but for different reasons. Males use them to court and fight predators, whereas females use theirs to protect their young.

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