
The ground trembled as two massive white rhinos, each weighing over two tons, charged at each other in Zimbabwe’s El Dorado Game Park in Macheke. The blood curdling crack of horn against horn echoed across the savanna. When the dust settled, one rhino stood bleeding, its precious horn shattered, its life hanging in the balance.
This wasn’t just any injury. For Zimbabwe’s dwindling white rhino population, every individual matters. As blood trickled from the gaping wound, park rangers knew they had minutes, not hours, to act.
