ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 9月23日 03時41分

Image by @beverlyjoubert. His horn is covered in green scrapes - paint residue from a custom-made container that carried him out of a poaching hotspot in South Africa to relative safety in Botswana. Accompanied by vast security detail, he has travelled by plane, truck and helicopter to reach this new home. #RhinosWithoutBorders is working to move 100 animals to keep them from being poached for their horns and to create new breeding nuclei - an idea that saved the rhino from extinction once before. Despite huge anti-poaching efforts and millions of dollars, the levels of poaching are still extreme with rhinos killed at a rate of 3-4 a day - an unsustainable number. But dozens of these huge animals have already been moved to safety and the project has seen the birth of 7 calves so far. This #WorldRhinoDay, as this rhino makes his way into a safer land of plentiful water and lush grasses let us celebrate those people who work tirelessly, putting their own lives on the line in order to save these species. And let us also celebrate the successes that are happening despite the current incessant illegal trade in rhino horn.

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