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As rhinoceros populations recover, game geeks stampede to Africa
Africa’s rhinoceros populations are recovering, with white rhino numbers increasing from a few hundred a century ago to about 16,000 today. Black rhino populations have also risen from 2,410 in 1995 to 6,788 currently.
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