Rhinos are NOT what you think they are!

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[00:00:00]They lied about rhinos and you believed them by Casual Geographic.

[00:00:04]>> The babies are one of the most dangerous animals in the world. So, I built this cage to keep them secure.

[00:00:08]>> I remember this.

[00:00:09]>> Oh my god.

[00:00:10]>> I remember this.

[00:00:13]>> Rhinos are armorplated puppies and I'm tired of y'all acting like they're not.

[00:00:16]I feel bad built for it.

[00:00:18]>> Did you I could have swore you said that since they were blind they were dangerous.

[00:00:22]>> I mean they are but that don't make them out of fear. Yeah. That's like that's out of like I'm doing my thing AND YOU RUNNING. A >> clearly didn't mean to scare that dog.

[00:00:32]He'd apologize if he could. But because this ancient Chungus horse is tragically misunderstood and I get that they're danger.

[00:00:39]And the experience of being chased by one will have you grateful to be alive.

[00:00:43]>> Just cuz they puppies don't mean they can't turn up.

[00:00:45]>> The only ones that'll cuddle you and let you survive. What I didn't realize is that baby rhinos have no concept of stranger danger. They're like several hundred pounds of zooies packaged into a path and they'll recruit whoever to join them. And I know I'm not supposed to humanize them for their good, but you're gonna have a hard time telling me I'm not watching a tank toddler trying to play with a wilderbeast and a wilderbeast actually choosing to humor him. Especially since here you can see him messing with an entire herd. And from the way his mother got everyone's act together, I can guarantee you that wasn't the first time. For an animal thought to be solitary and antisocial, rhinos have an interesting habit of bonding with completely different species. How can this type of innocence be denied? That rhino could easily turn that mjack into a wet spot. Yet, I'm supposed to believe this dressed unicorn's a Little legs, bro. Little legs, bro. That's >> I didn't even mention the fact that the same behemoth that can send Lion Pride's packing also sounds like a whining land whale. Like, I did not think I could love them more, but here we are. Even the clips of them allegedly being aggressive really just looks like a little guy starting stuff out of ego and the rhino begrudgingly ending it. I can just hear him saying, "Come on, is this really what we need to be doing here?"

[00:01:48]>> The more you learn about the rhino, the more you understand that they're absolute units just trying to exist. The fact there's a place in the world where rhinos walk amongst the people like through the streets like a sentient city bus.

[00:01:58]>> HELL NO.

[00:02:00]>> I KNOW THEY NOT like you know but like >> he trip out it's over.

[00:02:03]>> Oh I see one of them [ __ ] running into the zoo. I say OH CUZ HE WAS LIKE I WAS COMING around the corner like oh they're going to rando. That [ __ ] turned around. He was like in the corner of his end. So if he turned around it's open space. That [ __ ] just randomly turned around and took off. I said it was like the cartoons where you jump.

[00:02:21]I'm just walking. I'm like, Mason, THERE GO RHINO GONE.

[00:02:25]>> THIS PART CAUSED no problems. Should tell you something. And when you have the full context of what's happening here, it only gets more wholesome.

[00:02:31]That's not AI CGI. It's just your eyes seeing Nepal. Places like Sora have regular rhino commuters making their way downtown with confidence of someone who's been >> behind was and probably there first.

[00:02:43]Anyone thinking the rhino's out of place should know the feelings likely mutual.

[00:02:46]And as humans encroach on their home turf, the mythical looking onehorned rhino is returning the favor by passing through cities to find food.

[00:02:53]>> This feels like a movie scene where it's like the garden and some [ __ ] that's going to the whole garden up and just >> you got to be calm.

[00:03:00]>> You got to be calm. You got to sit still.

[00:03:02]>> You see, about 20% of the onehorned rhinos on Earth are found in Nepal. And 90% of those are in Chinuan National Park, which means residents of Chuan have gotten ridiculously comfortable with an ancient nose horn having the right of way. I do appreciate that you have Nepalese treating a two and a half ton glass the same way New Yorkers treat celebrities unremarkably and like they're nothing special. It's like both sides have an unspoken pack where nobody >> that's a tourist.

[00:03:28]>> For the most part, both parties respect each other's space. Even if it means the only deposit you make at the ATM is in your pants. The reality of packador and pedestrians both.

[00:03:39]>> Imagine you walk in a door. Oh [ __ ] my phone.

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[00:04:16]>> What's What's wrong with you? No, >> I don't know. I was thinking of something clever. It's 4:00 a.m. We've been ghost hunting.

[00:04:21]>> Yeah, we've been ghost.

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[00:04:24]>> Low key, a lot of them are exactly where they want to be. Almost 10 years ago, a young, basically baby rhino was rescued from a flood that separated him from his mother. The toddler was terrified, traumatized, and had likely been attacked by a tiger. and wildlife specialists worked around the clock to rehabilitate and eventually prepped the nose horn to go back to the wild too good a job cuz when the time came for his return to the rhino named Mikoli refused bro took one look at the forest and knew he wasn't built for it so every time they tried to free Moli like a plus-siz homing pitching but go knew he wasn't >> [ __ ] what make a tiger look >> I think they had drugged them and was re-releasing them oh they woke up >> what so every time they tried to free Moli like a plus-sized homing pitching, Mgali would be right back. So now he and many rhinos like him are a consistent presence in the Nepali streets to the point where locals can recognize individuals. Shout out to Nepal. Like for real, I've already ran my mouth too much to make any more promises, but I got to hit you on and see this for myself from a respectful distance. The concept of an animal many see as mamalian road raids coexisting with people is an image more people need to see. To be fair, these are Indian rhinos. The black ones are the ones folks say you got to watch out for.

[00:05:38]>> Imagine going to Nepal just out of like I want to go to Nepal >> and then turn around >> and you just like or like you going somewhere and you got to go through Nepal through this like you're like oh yeah yeah I'm going just spend the night here and then we can continue in the morning. You wake up it's a store right there. Okay. You walk outside, [ __ ] WHAT THE [ __ ] WHAT? WHAT?

[00:05:56]>> EVERYBODY ELSE just >> what a rhino tell that story for years.

[00:06:02]>> On sight, which is impressive considering sight is their worst sense.

[00:06:06]Black rhinos are said to be wildly aggressive and scientists have watched them get triggered by tree trunks and termite towers. And the same rhino rage bait that'll buck up to butterflies has one of the highest mortal combat rates of any mammal with 50% of males dying by the horn of another and 30% of females also flatline by their own kind. So you see why scientists just labeled them as angry rhinosidal introverts of the one kind.

[00:06:28]>> It turns out we were off. They're a lot more social than we thought. And with special starlike cameras beyond my comprehension, we were able to see that black rhinos in the Kalahari Desert will have secret nighttime watering hole reunions with nearly 20 rhinos at a time. and they're the opposite of their reputation. You'll hear baby rhinos having playdates in the dark with excited squeaks of joy, and you'll see adults greeting each other as old heads do. We had no idea a battle unicorn could be so social. They could even be romantic, too. There was a documentary of this exact thing, and my favorite part was when a male tried to shoot a shot with a female who proceeded to ignore him for a bigger bull with a longer horn. And right when it looked like the gigachad was about to score, rhino number one returned with an antelope skull on his face. Bold move, Cotton. And wouldn't you know, his weird vibe managed to win her over. He actually decided to go with him.

[00:07:14]Unfortunately, he clearly didn't expect to get that far because when the time came, he couldn't. I did not think I was going to get secondhand embarrassment.

[00:07:23]>> Somehow, in complete darkness, the lights were just too bright. And because an animal half blind definitely can't read a room, the female was only able to get rid of him by pretending to be asleep.

[00:07:33]>> [ __ ] MAN.

[00:07:34]>> MY BOY HAD IT. HE COULDN'T GET IT UP, BRO. YOU NEED TO SUSTENO, BRO. [ __ ] Only people who seen a certain movie know what that mean. Know what that is.

[00:07:43]>> Not saying this is relatable, but a certain demographic definitely felt that one. And it turns out there might be a reason why we got black rhinos so wrong.

[00:07:51]It's the fact that scientists would only study them during the day. I.e. when life in the Kalahari is at its hottest.

[00:07:56]And what they thought was antisocial behavior was really just rhinos pressed by heat stress and trying to save energy. At that size, it makes sense why they'd be horny. It's kind of like how people used to think male lions didn't hunt, but only because where lionesses catch prey in the open plains, male lions usually catch them slipping in thick brush where it's harder to record some.

[00:08:16]>> See, they be lying to us.

[00:08:18]>> Only Yeah, cuz y'all didn't know the rest of the story. MY [ __ ] BEEN OUT HERE HUNTING THE WHOLE TIME. THEY JUST DO IT SMARTER.

[00:08:26]>> THEY DO SMARTER.

[00:08:27]>> Sometimes it's not looking in the right place. It's got to be the right time, too, cuz even the big bad black rhino has a social hour. Now, all this talk of Indian black might have you confused.

[00:08:37]There's a lot of rhinos, enough to lose track. We going to run through the rhinos, but first you should know that the rhino party used to be popping. The rhinocerad family has a glorious history. There was a time of every niche you see today. Some acted like horses.

[00:08:50]Some moved like hippos. A few took the roles of tapers and elephants. And there was even one rhino that was basically giraffe coded. Fun fact, the largest land mammal to ever live was a rhino.

[00:09:00]Today, there are five species, two in Africa. the black and the white rhino.

[00:09:04]And right about now, you're probably as confused as kindergarten me when folks told me I was black, but I swore I was brown. While the white rhino was actually supposed to be wide, as in their wide mouth. It's the easiest way to tell them apart because you won't be able to unsee it. Black rhinos apparently got their name from their skin post mudbath. Think of that one elephant picture. But yeah, a big mouth and black face is basically how they got their name. In Asia, you'll find the last three types. The pride of Nepal is the Indian or onehorned rhino. They're the ones that look aesthetically ancient. Then you have the smallest species of rhino, the Sumatran, at barely 2,000 lb. Mind you, rhinos are the second largest land animal. 2,000 lb is basically baby weight. They also have by far the cutest children. Like, these genuinely look prehistoric. I I really can't get enough of this. Look at this dude.

[00:09:50]>> All right, let me lock in. And then you have the incredibly rare Javan rhino.

[00:09:54]Though, to be fair, you could probably call any rhino rare. Matter of fact, let's run through where they stand. The white rhino has two subspecies. The southern white rhino went from less than 50 to now nearly 2,000. The northern white has two.

[00:10:08]>> That's the end of the sentence. Two left. Fatu and naji. We'll talk about them later. Black rhinos remain at less than 7,000 and estimates say that over 2,700 are southern central rhinos. Over 1,400 are over southern black rhinos. There was also the western black rhino, but they got discontinued in 2011. We won't be seeing them again. Sumatran species is said to stand at 34 to 47 left with the northern Sumatran rhino already extinct, but allegedly there's a tiny population somewhere in Myanmar. Actually, for their sake, no, there isn't. Then there's the Bourneian rhino said to have less than five left. Any other Sumatrans after that are western Sumatrans. Don't get bored. We're almost done. But you also have the Indian and the Javan rhino, which are monotypic, meaning they have no subspecies, and their numbers are estimated at over 4,000 and about 50, respectively. So yeah, the rhinos aren't doing too hot, and some may be a history lesson for the next generation.

[00:11:00]Now, I know I said the armor puppy thing, but there's a difference between a pitbull and a piss fit that can rotate a jeep. Most animals will ignore safari cars and the people in it. It's like the fourth wall, so it really says something that rhinos will showcase, >> but I'll be honest, I never go back.

[00:11:16]>> Imagine him in this car. That's crazy.

[00:11:20]>> I never car for them even though I literally >> [ __ ] Never mind. It was the he was he was on both of >> gas the same scene up even this can escalate into an obituary especially since these rhinos have something >> old school twin you by his head he could just turn and be like man get away from me >> pin you in this on this car >> Africa don't and that's the ability to punch a quary especially since these rhinos have something the ones in Africa don't and that's the ability to punch holes in you with more than just a horn as Indian onehorn rhinos also have sharp tusky incizer teeth that can bleed you locals in Nepal have gotten their legs and ribs fractured in attacks and one man even went to Chinuan National Park to look for vet.

[00:11:59]>> No one was injured.

[00:12:00]>> No one was injured. He's okay.

[00:12:02]>> That body was later found with bite marks with rhino tracks nearby in an area with elephants, tigers, and sloth bears. Rhinos are some of the most dangerous animals alive and mostly for an unfortunate reason. Rhinos might not be as blind as we used to think, and more recent studies put their vision at about the level of a rabbit. It's just that their long distance is really only good for clocking movement. And from over 100 meters, they can't tell a tiger from a tourist. And pray PTSD means they'll crash out with extreme prejudice.

[00:12:30]>> He out of there, bro. He got off. OH [ __ ] >> EXACTLY. GET OFF SCOT-FREE. Locals in Nepal protecting crops have put up electric fences and rare one horns have been found dead by electrocution. One of them was eating pregnant and poaching is still very much a problem. Obviously, not just in Nepal. They are doing things to help. But first, I feel like we lost the vibe we had going earlier. So, before we get into that, how about a pit stop somewhere a little less serious?

[00:12:56]Are you aware of how rhinos flirt? It's endearing, unhinged, at some point, straight up out of pocket. You can probably tell that those horns are for more than just attracting mates, but it's when the male wins that things really get weird. Imagine getting into the equivalent of multiple human car crashes for a girl, and as soon as you approach your princess, she becomes a track star. The female rhino will literally lead the winner on. And the male can chase after her for hours, nah, several days, weeks even. Like, I bulked up for you and you're going to make me do cardio. And you know, she knows what she's doing cuz sometimes she'll stop, give him a little kiss, and keep running. Jury's still out on what exactly is the method. Some say it's testing the male to prove himself so she doesn't have an out of shape dead beat polluting her gene pool.

[00:13:34]>> Nah, they do that to us. You know what I'm saying? Us in the human race, too.

[00:13:37]They be leading, [ __ ] You know what I'm saying? Type [ __ ] Don't worry, Rhino. You're not alone, TW. baby. You know what I'm saying?

[00:13:42]>> It's also been said that the male might chasing the girl to keep her in his territory where he still has jurisdiction, which might explain the whines and whimpers he makes while chasing. She got my boy begging for it.

[00:13:52]Have some pro. It'd be like that.

[00:13:54]Sometimes they reverse roles and the female starts chasing the male while whistling at him. So, after getting a grown man to whimper like a no no audio, she then cat calls him. I promised out of pocket. But if the habitual ritual leaves him with any pride, he'll capitalize and make the most of his time by spending up to an hour with his USB in her port and can upload his DNA data.

[00:14:15]His time by spending up to an hour with his USB in her port and can upload his DNA data nearly 90 times a session. That felt so dirty to say, which is not only impressive.

[00:14:24]>> Hey man, you made me do all this. You better BELIEVE I'M ABOUT TO GET THIS [ __ ] IN. We got to go see.

[00:14:32]You chased this, didn't you? need to change this.

[00:14:35]>> Two animals the size of a sedan. That endurance is probably why people were obsessed with turning their horns into Okay, we'll we'll get to that. A year and some change later, you'll get one fully cooked or weighing as much as a human man. And I promise you, you're not ready for the rush of dopamine baby rhino zooies come with. You'll be happy to know they don't exactly grow out of it when they get bigger either.

[00:14:54]Prepuberty rhinos playing is a prescription you didn't know you needed.

[00:14:57]It'll melt the coldest heart.

[00:14:59]Respectfully, I don't care how thugged out you are. That's a lot of energy.

[00:15:02]Life can't be that bad. I did reach a little bit when I said they disregard stranger danger. They're such mama's boys. They'll square up with anyone and anything that even looks at their mom the wrong way.

[00:15:13]>> Apparently that includes safari trucks.

[00:15:15]They'll Leroy Jenkins a pride of lions too. So actually they do acknowledge stranger danger. Not for themselves.

[00:15:23]>> Say, man, back up off MY MAMA LANE NOW.

[00:15:25]>> MAMA, WAIT. IT'S SEVEN OF YOUR OLD [ __ ] >> THEY FIND THEMSELVES BEEFING with a brolic baby. And I'm sure with years of vet school, not a single second prepared them for that. Just know that if you're going to tranquilize the mom, you should probably give a dose or two for her dependent. Or else everybody going to sleep. That is a big baby. Baby rhinos can spend up to 4 years with their mom.

[00:15:44]So, it makes sense why they'd ride for her. But it's also why orphan rhinos have such a hard time. I don't care how tough you think you are. If you read the stories of a baby rhino's first night in an orphanage, it'll absolutely break your heart. These babies are often severely traumatized and spend the night calling out to their moms. Some will refuse to eat and some will even smash their heads into the walls out of stress. That's kind of sad. Depressing as that is, it's also why babysitting a rhino full-time is a legitimate career option. Major respect to the beautiful souls doing it. Most times, rhino social workers have to sleep in the same pen as their adopes to help with the separation anxiety. Sleep being the optional word since rhino caretakers have to feed the cabs every 3 hours. The rhinos get so attached to their humans that workers have to leave an article of clothing or something that smells like them in the pen if they ever have to be away for long. Or else you'll have a half-tonon toddler crying and nobody wants to hear that. It doesn't take long until you have a Serenetti Subaru that comes running when called. I would do highly questionable, possibly unethical things for Warren. That is my baby boy. Also, no shade, but Warren's got better recall than some of y'all's dogs. Y'all need to lock in. I cannot stress about healing the fact that rhino cuddler is a viable profession. Just ask her.

[00:16:53]>> Bro, imagine he lay on you by accident.

[00:16:55]>> You're crushed.

[00:16:56]>> You're cooked.

[00:16:57]>> Crush. And giraffes do that to their young by accident. Damn.

[00:17:01]>> Amy Trainer, aka the manager of the rhino orphanage. But if you ask the rhinos, they'll just say that's mom.

[00:17:05]Jaime's made it her life mission to rescue and rehabilitate orphan rhinos.

[00:17:09]Sometimes that means sleepovers where she keeps a sick newborn warm with her own body heat. Sometimes it's taking the tikeke out for a run. Sometimes it's wallowing in mud so one of her babies, like Ali, have the confidence to do it, too. And sometimes it just means being a pillow. As a reward, she's one of the few people alive that can claim this picture. I just know she's the goat at two truths in a lie. I'm going to link her story and YouTube channel cuz like like I said, she's the freaking goat.

[00:17:33]But if Rhino's bonding with people is a surprise, let me tell you, they'll bond with anything with a pulse. Daisy and Moaji, two orphans, was a surprise.

[00:17:40]>> That [ __ ] is happy. That lady is happy as Rhynos. Let me tell you, they'll bond with anything with a pulse.

[00:17:46]Daisy and Maji were two orphans placed together at the Wild Rhino Sanctuary, and they've been locked in ever since as they sleep together, eat together, and I'm pretty sure Maji thinks she's a rhino. Considering Daisy was found sick and alone only 12 hours after she was born, and Maji was found severely anemic and suffering during a rainstorm, I don't think it's a stretch to say they pretty much saved each other. If I had a nickel for every time an orphan zebra and rhino became best friends, I'd have at least two nickels. It's not a lot, but Titan and Naughty basically recycled the same script. Is that a baby elephant? Oh, no. They'll be there now.

[00:18:18]There's also the rhino that bonded with a goat. And I defy you to tell you, >> bro. That [ __ ] Ce I need to travel.

[00:18:28]>> Bro, bro, that proves that friendship can be anywhere, bro.

[00:18:31]>> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

[00:18:33]>> He's not trying to run exactly like his friend. Then there's a rhino that was adopted by a cat named Mui. The devil works hard. cat distribution system works harder. But probably my favorite story is how it >> bro. Speaking of the cat distribution system, bro, you had a cat that showed up at the house a few days ago. It was like the most talkative cat ever. We had to leave. I put some water out there for the cat, bro. Came back. The cat is gone. Cat has not come back. That cat returned. That cat is mine, y'all. He just wanted some free. You know what I'm saying? He wants some free drink, bro.

[00:18:59]You cold, bro?

[00:19:00]>> Yeah, bro. I'm a little chilly. Hippo and a hippo with a horn became inseparable. Charlie the Hippo was found weak, premature, and abandoned by his pod at only two days old.

[00:19:10]After joining the orphanage, Charlie was still cripplingly traumatized. So, of course, caretakers gave him a friend, Makoszi. Another orphan left for dead in a drought that had her hanging by a thread. The two instantly became a bonded pair, and Charlie must have really felt some kind of way cuz he started to identify as a rhino. Hippos are normally active and eating at night and chilling in the water during the day. But Charlie would be on the clock whenever Makoszie and the other rhinos were, which was daytime. More importantly, camping in the water is how hippos hide their skin from the sun. But rhinos don't mess with water like that.

[00:19:41]So neither did Charlie, even if his loyalty got him sunburnt. They had to bring in a second hippo for Charlie. Not just so he'd have another friend, but more so he'd remember who he actually is. With Cozy and Charlie spending more time with their own kind, they'd never go too long without checking in with each other. Both eventually graduated from Zulu Land Rhino Orphanage and were released into the wild. them. While they probably won't be seeing each other again, they saved each other in a way that should only exist in a movie. Now, I know I've been ducking the elephant in the room, but be for real, you don't need someone on YouTube to tell you poaching is bad. Not only do you have people slaughtering over two tons of animal for like 5 lbs of horn, they're used for things like medicine, curing hangovers, allegedly other stuff. But more importantly, as a status symbol, brother, it's [ __ ] hair and nails.

[00:20:23]You literally scratch your ass with status symbols. Like nails, the rhino's horn does grow back. The problem is humans harvesting it hacked the horn from so deep the rod was left with a gaping nasal cavity and half its face split open >> instead of just cutting off a nail >> or just don't do it. These [ __ ] I need to hold a lie. Bro, >> this might be too far what I'm about to say. Bro, but I think we should have hunters for the poachers. Bro, if you going out there to boom an animal, >> throw the game warning.

[00:20:49]>> I do. They got game warning >> out there. They got some sort.

[00:20:51]>> I'm just saying like if you going to to shoot an animal, you should you know what I'm saying? If you get boomed, you shouldn't. You know what I'm saying?

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[00:21:47]>> And often the rhinos left alive. Some vultures have even gone as far as breaking into zoos and orphanages to savage the rhino. I think we can agree poachers deserve a colonoscopy with a cattle rod. And it's not like people haven't tried everything.

[00:21:59]>> Poaching in a zoo is how desperate are you? Come on, man.

[00:22:04]>> Stop them. At one point, there was a conversation of injecting poisons and dyes into the rhino's horn to not only kill its value, but make it more detectable in airports. But that project was mostly a dud because the dyes didn't last that long and no horn was ever caught by airport scanners. A recent idea has scientists planting radioactive material into the horns to deter poaching. And then there's the obvious option of just filing the nails down.

[00:22:26]But again, like nails, the horns grow back and have to be retrimmed every couple of years. It just feels like most of the measures are just bandating the symptoms and not the problem. Which reminds me of the fact that violence is not the answer. But life is multiple choice, so the best action might just be fighting fire with fire. Respect isn't the right word for what I feel for a field ranger. The name ranger doesn't even do them justice.

[00:22:46]>> So they're game war.

[00:22:47]>> Hey, bro. Y'all let me know y'all need super switches. I I'll set y'all up with some super switches. I let boy. Hey, look. I see this [ __ ] >> I agree with the I get with the ATF or whoever I got to get with to get y'all some super switches. Well, hey, they'll never boy, they'll never they'll never come back.

[00:23:04]>> Marines, no plug, no sponsor, but you should really watch this movie just to see how they train. And I don't think y'all are understanding Field Ranger means waking up every day to a job where you can get shot on site. They don't just love animals, they live for them, and they're willing to die for them, too. Obviously, the circumstances aren't great, but honestly, the image of an animal being protected by guards armed with assault rifles. It's kind of sweet.

[00:23:25]Major shout out to the rangers of the world. Special shout out to the scientists, too. Especially the We need to get these rangers get them some armor.

[00:23:33]>> We need to get them bulletproof vehicles, some vest.

[00:23:37]>> You know what I'm saying? And they need some Beaolf 50s. They need Baolf 50s with a super switch. Even if they miss, whoever they aiming at is gone. Okay, let me explain something to you. A ba wolf is a bad thing to have. You put a super safety on it, it's over for overall, bro.

[00:23:56]>> One's trying to revive an extinct species. Like I mentioned to are the last two remaining northern white rhinos on Earth. The last male Sedan passed away in 2018 at the ripe rhino age of 45. And to make it even worse, Najin's weak legs and Fatu's compromised uterus means neither of them can birth a baby. That should be game over for the whole species. But in 2024, scientists actually succeeded in creating the world's first IVF rhino pregnancy, JUST WITH A CLOSELY RELATED SOUTHERN white rhino. Now, the hope is that if they can repeat this just with the northern whites, we might be able to buy some time for the rarest rhino. Fatu and Nene's eggs have already been harvested and sent to a lab where they added the preserved baby batter of male northern white rhinos to create a pure embryo that was then frozen. Now, it's just a matter of finding a suitable surrogate southern white rhino. And if all goes well, we might just live to see a baby northern white rhino for the first time in decades. We can only hope.

[00:24:49]But yeah, that's going to do it for this video. No, it won't, cuz I really can't stress how low poachers will go and how bad it can get for the people fighting against them. You know, the same Zulu land rhino orphanage where Charlie met Makozi. Well, that was only established after poachers raided the original Tula Tula Sanctuary in 2017, killing rhinos, assaulting staff, and doing things that I definitely can't >> if I was if I was rich enough. See, like, you know, I'm a I'm a I'm not the best person. I believe in pressing a button, but some stuff like this, if I had real money. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

[00:25:17]>> How much does this have to be worth for them to >> It can't be not enough.

[00:25:21]>> I'm telling you, I promise you, I'd be down there with rocket launchers if I had nothing to live for. They willing to go in a sanctuary compete on this channel. They really be risking their lives to protect theirs, and they need all the support they can get. So, I'm going to be donating to both Zulu Land and Jamie's the Rhino Orphanage.

[00:25:37]>> Hey, y'all donate as well. Who knows, you might even see me out there or Nepal. I will not kidding. That is a gem that I want to see for myself water. Hug your mother. Touch grass. Hug your father. Give your local rhinos the right of way. Do not touch them. And I'mma see y'all in the next one. Peace.

[00:25:53]>> You'll You'll see him out there for