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They Lied About Rhinos and You Believed Them

Casual Geographic | May 13, 2026



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Jamie’s story: https://medium.com/for-the-love-of-the-rhino/the-aftermath-of-poaching-saving-the-next-generation-of-rhinos-c2757ef6beb8
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Some of the clips featured were licensed from Newsflare

Music used:
Daisy Circuit- MarioKart Wii
Fungal Wastes- Hollow Knight
Greenpath- Hollow Knight
Soulicious- Dyalla
ILY Baby- Dyalla
Wario’s Goldmine- MarioKart Wii
Chain Chomp theme- Mariokart
Chance- Chuki beats
 @bdproductions 

Clips Used
Rhino plays with keeper- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpXab3NrGgU
Rhino walks through Sauhara- https://www.instagram.com/reels/DVn-MgYDK3s/
Black rhino meets white rhinos- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=psYuthBry_E&t=4s
Baby rhino charges safari truck- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jaSZaDvrTN0
Orphan rhino sleepover- https://www.instagram.com/reels/DWvQosKAEIL/
Baby rhinos crying for milk- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ButjN7hDkPo
Warren the baby rhino comes running when called- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBjEVFQlKrk
Cat adopts a baby rhino- https://www.instagram.com/p/CAgJlULnbCI/?igsh=N3RpNDA0NDhhMTJs
Charlie and Machos being cute- https://www.instagram.com/p/BcuHJGel0cD/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=embed_video_watch_again

Stock Footage from:
Gettys
Pond5
Shutterstock
iStock
Newsflare

Research cited
Rhino eyesight- https://rhinoresourcecenter.com/library/references/refractive-state-of-the-rhinoceros/

Written by Casual Geographic

Comments

This post currently has 42 comments.

  1. @johncashwell1024

    May 13, 2026 at 2:29 am

    I was able to see Nola, a Northern White Rhino, at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park in March of 2015. It was the best birthday present that I had given myself at that point in my life. Unfortunately, Nola died in November of that year. I had driven from Michigan to San Francisco, stayed there a few days, then headed down to San Diego for the remainder of my vacation. L.A. was avoided at all costs.

  2. @johncashwell1024

    May 13, 2026 at 2:29 am

    So far, the best way to prevent and/or punish poaching has been to kill the poachers. Rhinos & Elephants in areas protected by armed wildlife protection officers have rebounded massively. Everyone knows not to enter the protected areas, they are well marked and everyone also knows that being found there means that they will be shot on sight and not apprehended.

  3. @KerianHalcyon

    May 13, 2026 at 2:29 am

    Every rhino on the planet could be saved if we put a big massive wall around a certain country that's responsible for 99% of all of their poaching. I stand by that, and I do not care how angry people might be or how controversial a take that may seem.

    Deal with the CCP and every rhinoceros can finally live free.

  4. @Matsunoman

    May 13, 2026 at 2:29 am

    In all of my years, I’ve never known the rhino to be a dangerous animal, quite the opposite, when I was little, maybe seven or eight, we found out about how these guys are poached for something as simple as their horns sometimes. Absolutely despicable, but not surprising considering what we’ve done as a species. Hippopotamus on the other hand, terrifying, they are the deadliest animal in all of Africa. I wouldn’t get within a hundred feet of one, out of fear it might attack me just because it feels like it. 😂

  5. @discordlexia2429

    May 13, 2026 at 2:29 am

    I mean I always knew rhinos were dangerous but I never heard they were very aggressive, just that they could kill you if they wanted. Hippos were the ones I was warned about. Hippos were the murder tanks of Africa to me.

  6. @atlasxxiii

    May 13, 2026 at 2:29 am

    lol the rehabilitations has 1 white caretaker out 200 caretakers but somehow… Somehow the white caretakers gets all the exposure as if they ate not there the orphans wont get the life saving care.

  7. @bluemoondiadochi

    May 13, 2026 at 2:29 am

    Fun fact on WHY Nepal has so many rhinos: they put the army in charge of protecting the rhinos. As in, live fire exercises with poachers as moving targets. You know, constant surveillance of terrain, silent moving, target acquisition, moving in for neutralization, all the good stuff an army is about. And well, when you switch a couple of game wardens with shotguns with the national murder machine, well, you get results.
    And everyone is happy; both rhinos (they survive) and soldiers (they get some exercise). only poachers… they're not happy. they're kind of ded.

  8. @vampirichare

    May 13, 2026 at 2:29 am

    I do think it's a good idea to treat all wildlife as dangerous, ie don't touch wildlife, but I do always feel skeptical as someone who's passionate abt ocean conservation (great whites and orcas specifically) when animals are heavily demonized.

  9. @terranceavery_1

    May 13, 2026 at 2:29 am

    Plot twist, the Unicorn talked about in the bible, is almost certainly, and extinct version of the one-horned rhino (Rhinoceros unicornis)

    In not religious, but I can be open minded enough, to use my knowledge.

  10. @clark5426

    May 13, 2026 at 2:29 am

    Crypto poaching is a thing, people invest in exotic animal products thats liquidated into digital asset, essentially turned into bitcoin/crypto currency. It is one of the new emerging investment trends

  11. @etsap1236

    May 13, 2026 at 2:29 am

    “We shouldn't humanize them.” It always annoyed me when people would say this, cause it's not that we're humanizing them. It's that they're bringing out the humanity in us. We didn't make them act this way we just didn't see it before so it forces us to see them for what they are. An individual who can act the way it wants to. Sometimes as a cuddle bear and sometimes as an aggressive bear. That's part of why understanding animal behavior is so useful in the wildlife biology field.

  12. @moniqueconradie2624

    May 13, 2026 at 2:29 am

    Rhinos are dangerous. They cannot see properly, they'll rip your car apart, it doesn't mean you can just get out your car and go rob one like a stupid idiot stew into they disappearing because of rhino hunting people killing them for their horns. So please don't do that, don't buy things that are made out of rhinos voice. They dying out, right? But they're not that bad not to be mixed with the others are rescue animals of rhinos, that's why Very different😊

  13. @KadzNone

    May 13, 2026 at 2:29 am

    Rhinos in general are an endangered species. but there are different types of rhinos some of sub species variants are extinct or near extinct one sub species of rhino that is functionally extinct is the norther white rhino who are down to essentially 2 surviving females and no males the male rhino of the species had to be euthanized due to it's old age of 45 years old it's unknown how much genetic material from this rhino has been saved to potentially fertilize eggs of a female rhino to bring the species back if at all any.. The southern white rhinos have a population of around 15,000. Rhinos in general there are less than 30,000 in the world mostly due to poaching and land development. which is less than half as many that lived in the 1970's alot of the world's survivng rhinos though live in specialized circumstances zoo's nature preserves, and some inside very rich people's personal estates one such rhino was owned by a cartel king pin and they opted to euthanize it mostly due to who owned it rather than reintroduce it back into the wilderness or place it in a zoo somewhere. chances are they will inevitably go extinct as society continues to overpopulate and expand.. They simply don't grow in mayo jars they need 1000's of acres to roam around.

    Think it was near 20 years ago another rhino variant went extinct cause farming as they had a special type of apple they evolved around that they evolved to eat and the apple crops were destroyed to make room for soybean fields and there simply wasn't enough food for the rhino to eat afterwards. beleive it was the western black rhinos.

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