Biosphoto | 2057280 | This Black Rhino has stumbled into a cavity and tipped into the water point. After many difficulties given the apic submerged banks, he managed to climb out of the water. Three lions took the opportunity to attack the rhino at the exit of the water. | © Michel Bureau / Biosphoto
Biosphoto | 2057280 | This Black Rhino has stumbled into a cavity and tipped into the water point. After many difficulties given the apic submerged banks, he managed to climb out of the water. Three lions took the opportunity to attack the rhino at the exit of the water. | © Michel Bureau / Biosphoto
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This Black Rhino has stumbled into a cavity and tipped into the water point. After many difficulties given the apic submerged banks, he managed to climb out of the water. Three lions took the opportunity to attack the rhino at the exit of the water.

Lion (Panthera leo)Bank (rive)ChargeReportCITES Appendix 2CITES Appendix 1National parkDefense (attitude)Critically Endangered (IUCN) CRVulnerable (IUCN) VUDustBlack rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis)DicerosPantheraEtosha National ParkWatering placeAnimal sequenceOverviewThreatGroupPreyAdultNobodyBig catWildcatFelineCarnivoranFreshwater wetland areaAttackConvention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES)Threatened endangered speciesRhinocerosOdd-toed UngulateUngulateMammalRhinocerotidaePerissodactylaMammaliaCynodontiaFelidaeCarnivoraNamibiaSouthern AfricaAfricaPredation Search by keywords
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