It is with bittersweet emotions that we share that after many months of collaborative efforts, we are marking the end of our rhino AI journey after learning that 21-year-old Kibibi is not pregnant.
We’re thrilled to share that rhinoceros Kibibi recently reached the goal of being artificially inseminated. While we can’t yet confirm that she’s pregnant, we are hopeful!
In order to support the population of southern white rhinoceroses, we’re turning to artificial insemination to breed this critical species.
The arrival of a new train presented the perfect opportunity to create positive change.
Under a recommendation from the white rhino Species Survival Plan, Howard will soon be heading to Phoenix Zoo.
Early yesterday afternoon, during a Rhino Encounter, a hands-on, educational experience with our white rhinos, a young guest entered the rhino yard.
There’s a new man in town! You can see Frankie, our newest white rhino, in Expedition Africa in the upcoming weeks.
