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Borneo rhino captured in the wild by camera trap

WWF captures extraordinary video of rare Sumatran rhino

A video “camera trap” positioned inside the forest of Sabah has captured rare footage of an elusive Sumatran rhinoceros. The two-minute video – showing the animal eating, walking to the camera and sniffing the equipment – is the first-ever footage of behaviour in the wild of one of the world’s rarest rhinos.

Posted on 24 April 2007 | Read more

Sumatran Rhinoceros <i>(Dicerorhinus sumatrensis)</i>, Cincinnati,Ohio, USA

Steps for rhino protection in the Sabah side of the Heart of Borneo

A database on rhino habitat including food plants consumed by rhinos was established from January to June 2006 as very little data on rhino food plants was recorded during the previous rhino study in Sabah.  At least 35 plant species were identified.

Posted on 05 March 2007 | Read more

Camera trap picture of Sumatran Rhinoceros,
Sabah, Malaysia

Shy forest dweller ‘captured’ on film

Several main field camps have been established in the Heart of Borneo.  The field team regularly faces hardship and sometimes danger in carrying out their work in the field.  In February 2006, one of the field camps was washed away by flash floods.

Posted on 05 March 2007 | Read more

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