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June 13th, 2009
Rhino, Chitwan National Park

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This week’s photo for Camera Critters is a rhino mother and baby, taken in Chitwan National Park, Nepal. We rode elephants into the park and were able to get quite close to the one-horned rhinoceros, which is an endangered species. I badly wanted to see a tiger, but we weren’t lucky enough on this trip. We did see a sloth bear, which was very exciting and seeing the rhinos was amazing. They’re a bit weird in appearance and look as if they’re wearing a suit of armor.

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9 comments to “Rhino, Chitwan National Park”

  1. Love the picture. I’d want to see a tiger, too. Have a great day.


  2. Very cool shot of mum and baby !!

    That must have been fun, riding the elephant. Last time I rode an elephant, was many years ago at Auckland zoo …we were on a class trip.

    Nice to see another Kiwi posting :-)


  3. Wonderful photo, what a great experience you had seeing these beautiful animals. Thanks for sharing.


  4. Hi Roberta – I hope you have a great weekend. Maybe we’ll both see a tiger one day. The tigers at Auckland zoo are having a birthday party this weekend. They’re one-year-old!

    Karen – it is great to see another Kiwi posting. The elephants at Auckland zoo are quite old now. No rides these days!

    Denise – thanks for stopping by.


  5. Oooh! Baby rhinos are actually quite cute! And they are in the wild too – I saw rhinos and tigers yesterday, but at the zoo – definitely not the same experience!


  6. Love that pic. How cool.


  7. Great photo! You have such fun times.


  8. wow that looks so amazing….I love the photo…


  9. What a wonderful shot and a great place for you to visit.