ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 10月11日 04時26分

Photo: @Stevewinterphoto. A White Rhino in Timbavarti South Africa, photographed using remote camera traps while working on my Leopard Story for National Geographic Magazine.

In 2013 alone over 1000 Rhinos were poached in South Africa for their horns,which is believed to have special medicinal purposes. Funny thing is rhino horn is made of keratin, the same as our hair and fingernails; logically that means our fingernails and hair should be just as valuable, or equally worthless. If we stop the demand for rhino horn the killing can stop too. Help Save the Rhino! Visit savetherhino.org or Wildaid.org
Let's not forget about Big Cats either. Visit www.CauseanUproar.org to learn about ways to help the dire situation facing big cats around the world, and come join me "on the trail" for my @NatGeoLive talk about my work with Big Cats.
#WildAid #stoprhinopoach #SavetheRhino #wildlifeconservation
#wildlifephotography #cameratraps #remotecameras #wildlifephotojournalism #whiterhino #bigcatsforever @natgeocreative @thephotosociety #NatGeoLive #Bigcats #CauseanUproar

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