Sudan, the Last Male Rhinos in the World, has died
By Indra Kenken
@Ken1rt (45)
June 1, 2018 9:31am CST
Perhaps this information has been a while, but I just re-informed that the last male white rhino had died, and now only two females left.
Animal conservation center in Kenya announced, one of the last three white rhinos in the world to die.
The veterinarian team from the Pejeta OI conservation center was forced to inject Sudan to death Monday.
Because, with age that has reached 45 years, Sudan experienced various complications of the disease.
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if the world population of humans keeps increasing then their would be deforestation and this resulting in many more animals becoming extinct 
@maximax8 (31046)
• United Kingdom
1 Jun 18
The white rhino was very beautiful and it is horrible Sudan was the last one alive. I wish that no more wild animals go extinct. I was able to go on a safari in India to Pench National Park. I think my money helped the wild animals there.
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@Friendlypink (3805)
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1 Jun 18
It's sad to hear that tbe last white male rhino passed on. It means that kids in the future can only see them in pictures and educational videos or museums.
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@Ken1rt (45)
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3 Jun 18
Many things we can see now directly, but can only be seen in pictures or museums by our children and grandchildren
