Prince William Supports Efforts to Rejuvenate the Rhino Population
Britain's Prince William feeds a five year-old black rhino called Zawadi during a visits to Port Lympne Wild Animal Park in Lympne, southern England June 6, 2012. Prince William met staff and rhinos involved in a translocation project, aiming to translocate three captive-born black rhino to Mkomazi National Park in Tanzania in order to rejuvenate numbers of the animal in the area. Photograph taken on June 6, 2012. Reuters Pictures
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Britain's Prince William feeds a five year-old black rhino called Zawadi during a visits to Port Lympne Wild Animal Park in Lympne, southern England June 6, 2012. Prince William met staff and rhinos involved in a translocation project, aiming to translocate three captive-born black rhino to Mkomazi National Park in Tanzania in order to rejuvenate numbers of the animal in the area. Photograph taken on June 6, 2012. Reuters Pictures
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