VOICED: Homecoming for Tanzania rhino species kept alive in S.Africa

The video discusses the relocation of 32 eastern black rhinos to the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania from South Africa, a crucial project for their survival. The rhinos face challenges such as adapting to the dry season and exposure to sleeping sickness. Initially kept in enclosures, they will eventually roam freely. The project is supported by various organizations and aims to impact the Serengeti ecosystem positively. Despite past poaching threats, measures are in place to protect the rhinos, including a specially trained ranger force.

What was the purpose of relocating the eastern black rhinos to the Serengeti National Park?

What challenges do the relocated rhinos face in their new habitat?

How many eastern black rhinos were moved from Kenya to South Africa in the 1960s?

What historical context is provided regarding the population of eastern black rhinos?

What measures are being taken to protect the newly arrived rhinos?