Rhino Reviews

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Parts 10
Time 14m

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Welcome to Rhino Reviews- where we review your books while trying to teach you about the endangerment of rhinos.

To this day, rhinos are still poached for the ivory in their horns. Due to merciless  poachers, these rhinos can no longer use their horns to defend themselves against predators and many end up dead. 

Now many rhinos are kept in special monitored savannah areas, but poaching still goes on. And if nothing else, we should be aware of the endangerment risk of rhinos.

After all, there are only 5000 black rhinos left and it's our job to protect them.All Rights Reserved

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