Video: African Black Rhinos Breeding in Texas

What's This? SHARE Digg StumbleUpon Reddit RELATED West African Black Rhino Now Extinct, Group Says Video: Elephants, Bulldozer Aid Rhino Roundup Texas Facts, Map, More July 12, 2006—From the savannas of Africa to the plains of Texas, the future of the rare black rhinoceros is being shaped by human hands. In light of the July 7 announcement of a black rhino subspecies' apparent extinction, find out how a team at the Fossil Rim Wildlife Center in Glen Rose, Texas, is working to breed black rhinos and combat the damage done by decades of poaching in Africa. EMAIL NEWSLETTER Photos and News of the Week Get the top photos and news of the week from National Geographic News, plus occasional breaking-news alerts. See Sample >> Please enter a valid email address Thank You! Subscription accepted. An email confirmation will be sent. Privacy Policy MOST VIEWED NEWS Total Solar Eclipse on August 1: Where, How to See It PHOTOS: Rare Mummy Found With Strange Artifacts, Tattoo PHOTOS: Over 100 "Quake Dogs" Get Medical Aid in China NEWS FEEDS      Get our news delivered directly to your desktop—free. How to Use XML or RSS