This video is called Rare Javan Rhinos Filmed.
Translated from Dutch NOS TV:
In Indonesia, scientists have found traces of four young Javanese rhinoceroses.
According to the WWF, all four of them were born recently; this means an unprecedented ‘baby boom’ for this threatened species.
Of the five rhino species still alive in the wild, the Javanese rhino is the rarest.
In Indonesia, at most 56 are stil alive, and in Vietnam eight.
The animals are rarely seen as they live deep in the jungle.
WWF researchers saw footprints of three little rhinos and came eye to eye with the fourth one.
WWF calls the discovery a sign of hope for the species.
See also here.
World’s most endangered mammal, Javan rhino, captured on camera: here.
September 2010. An international partnership is racing against the clock to ensure the survival of the last viable population 48 Javan rhinos by carving out a safe haven in the dense jungles of Indonesia’s Ujung Kulon National Park. This entire viable population, living on the island of Java, is quite literally stuck between a rock and a hard place: here.
Sumatran rhino in Borneo: here.
The Sabah rhino population, a subspecies of the Sumatran rhino, has dropped to less than 50 individuals: here.
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Rare rhino pregnant
4:10 AM Friday Feb 19, 2010
A rare Sumatran rhino in an Indonesian wildlife sanctuary will give birth in May to only the fourth calf of the endangered species born in captivity in more than a century.
The wild Indonesian-born mother, Ratu, was mated with Cincinnati Zoo-born Andalas.
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/animals/news/article.cfm?c_id=500834&objectid=10627138&ref=rss
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