2,000 South African Rhinos Destined for Freedom
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A conservation group has come to the rescue of the world's largest private rhino breeding operation after the owner in South Africa said he didn't have the funds to sustain his farm. Kate Bartlett spoke to experts about plans to release the 2,000 animals into the wild. Camera — Zaheer Cassim.
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