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1st-ever white rhino IVF sparks hope that 'doomed species' could still be saved, despite there being no males left
Researchers in Kenya successfully transplanted a white rhino embryo into a female surrogate for the first time. The pregnant mother-to-be died from an unrelated illness before she could give birth, but the procedure showed that some of the world's rarest animals can still be saved.
Embryos of Northern white rhino created. Will they save nearly extinct creature?
More northern white rhino embryos have been created in a lab in the race to save the subspecies from extinction. There are now five in total.
Only two northern white rhinos remain. And they're both female.
Sadly, this success story only stretches as far as the southern subspecies of the white rhino.
A pup preserved in permafrost ate one of the last woolly rhinos on Earth
Before it died in what is now Siberia, this ice age puppy ate a chunk of woolly rhino meat.
Malaysia Says Goodbye to Iman, Its last Sumatran Rhino
Once plentiful across Asia, Sumatran rhinos have steadily declined in recent decades.
Lab-Made Embryos Could Save Northern White Rhinos After Last Male Dies
Two embryos have been created from the eggs of the last living northern white rhinoceroses.
