Sentences with phrase «rhino makes»

A mechanical rhino makes an appearance, but it's not really a fight — it's just there to knock down the rocks keeping our heroes from the drill tank.

A cute allover print of jungle pals like giraffes, elephants, and rhinos makes this Safari Sateen Fitted Crib Sheet from carter's a fun choice for your little adventurer.

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Tim has made investments in a number of unicorn and rhino companies including: Tesla, SpaceX, Skype, Hotmail, Baidu, and Coinbase.

Uzzis shoot pistol ammunition and are not appropriate hunting weapons and I certainly wouldn't wish to go up against a rhino with one (likely to make him very angry).

The organic rhino rattle is a sweet, gender - neutral newborn toy that makes a foolproof addition to any baby gifts.

«High demand for rhino horn means poaching can not be defeated with force on force,» Jooste noted after his appointment, «The only thing that can make a difference is taking on the crime networks.

The harsh environment in which they operate, deprived of natural resources or infrastructure to raid (such as in eastern DRC or the Niger delta), makes ivory and rhino horn trade that much more important.

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Mark Loewen of the Utah Museum of Natural History in Salt Lake City, who made the discoveries, describes Utahceratops as «a giant rhino with a ridiculously supersized head».

In newspaper ads on Sunday, South African National Parks invited potential buyers to «make a written offer to purchase white rhinos in batches of 20 or more».

About 300,000 years ago, herds of rhino - sized creatures migrated across the floodplains of east - central Australia, mimicking the treks that zebras and antelopes make across Africa's Serengeti today.

Vladimir Pitulko, of the Institute for the History of Material Culture in St. Petersburg, discovered spear foreshafts made of mammoth ivory and woolly rhino horn, stone tools, and bones that display signs of butchering.

THREE days after World Wildlife Day, poachers broke into a French zoo not far from Paris, made their way to an enclosure that housed a white rhino called Vince, shot him three times in the head and used a chainsaw to detach his horn.

I did not mention that the really scary, dangerous parts didn't make it onto film — like having a drugged lion walk up to me, having a rhino's horn miss me by 6 inches, or just being on the road at night with crazy South African drivers.

Horn sold by rhino farmers within South Africa will no doubt be smuggled out of the country, which will make it harder to police sales.

«Either we give up or we try to make every fertile rhino contribute to the future of this species,» says John Payne, executive director of the Borneo Rhino Alliance (BORA) in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.

Faced with this problem, zoo veterinarians felt it was time to make use of IVF and other reproductive technologies to help maintain a breeding population without having to transport rhinos hither and yon.

At the end of March, Hildebrandt and two of his IZW colleagues flew back to Sabah on a uterine - rescue mission, accompanied by huge suitcases filled with veterinary paraphernalia: green scrubs, anaesthetics, antibiotics, drips, probes, a carbon - fibre catheter patented by Hildebrandt and his colleagues for the insemination of rhinos, and a gun case containing a 2 - metre - long video endoscope tailor - made to fit Puntung's reproductive tract.

As revealed by a few simple searches on the Etsy marketplace for terms such as «pre-ban», «real leopard», «real ivory» or «rhino horn», there are currently several hundred products made with parts of endangered animals listed on the site — the vast majority of them labeled as «vintage», «pre-ban»...

Weekday mornings are tough for me — I sleep like a drugged rhino and barely make it out the door in time.

If your idea of «easy» is somewhere along the lines of scaling Mount Kilimanjaro naked with a rhino strapped to your back — a rhino who makes nonstop gross, unwanted sexual comments to you.

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The few recordings that Jenkins made during her career recall a goose in mid-throttle, or a particularly amorous rhino.

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To make him less attractive to poachers (who kill rhino for their horns), Sudan's horn has been removed.

As for why the corruption, all the obvious reasons: a) the country's made up of a zillion different historically hostile tribes arbitrarily thrown together as a country by the Brits; b) life is short, there are few official safety nets (e.g., unemployment insurance, pensions), so there are few moral qualms about taking care of your own, no matter what; c) there's not yet any sort of history of democracy, of regulation of profiteering — this is a very young, very capitalist country; d) the outside world and all its wealth provides tremendous incentives for corruption — the amount and indiscriminate nature of foreign aid, the fact that the amount of money that would eventually be paid for, say, a rhino horn dagger will trickle down to paying the poacher enough money to cover his kids» school fees for years; e) the fact that the west encourages the illicitly wealthy in the developing world to hide their loot in western institutions (e.g., Swiss banks).

Kong makes our list again with their Cozies plush toys, available individually in 6 adorable characters: alligator, elephant, lion, moose, rhino and monkey.

Three of the Big 5 graced us with their presence over the course of the next 2 days — lion, elephant and rhino (Welgevonden boasts one of the largest rhino populations of any private game reserve in South Africa)-- but my favourite sightings are always of the «less in demand» inhabitants of the reserve — a herd of Waterbuck making a hasty retreat and thereby showing off their target - like markings on their rears, Warthog scrounging and digging for roots, Klipspringers hopping from rock to rock, being introduced to a huge scorpion.

Three of the Big 5 make the reserve their home — white rhino, buffalo and leopard — whilst you will also see hippo, giraffe, warthog, numerous buck and sable antelope.

Scorpion, rhino and more make an appearance but sadly have lost what it means to be a supervillain and act more like mindless beasts.

Some of them like the jumping monkey - frog - thing and the charging - metallic - looking - rhino damage you by making direct contact.

Tigers and rhinos are killed to supply markets for alleged potency potions made from body parts.

Except there is no scientific proof that a rhino's horn — made of keratin, just like human hair and fingernails — has any medicinal properties.

Even the stub horn of a rhino calf was worth more than a Zambian farmer could make in 10 years of scratching in the dirt.

Currently a rhino is butchered every six hours in Africa, the issues are many, but there's far too much money at stake to believe that legislation alone can make the difference, we had to find a way to protect these animals effectively in the field; the killing has to be stopped.

By 2010, white rhino numbers had climbed to more than 20,000, making it the most common rhino species on the planet.

Similarly a case could be made for any of the rescued species such as the North American Bisson, White & Black Rhinos to suffer extinction even if we try to keep them from harm, again to due to lack of genetic diversity, that is my speculation but for the cheetah it is a bit dire as they have very little diversity in their immune system, they are almost clones, and that is not good.

Authorities at the Hong Kong International Airport made a record seizure of illegal rhino horns last week, estimated to be worth about $ 2.2 million, officials said.

Our programs persuade consumers not to buy illegal or unsustainable wildlife products, such as shark fin soup, ivory and rhino horn, and to make better transportation and food choices in order to reduce climate change impacts.

South Africa reported record losses of rhinos in its protected areas, while several high profile poaching events made international headlines.

The IUCN warns that other rhinos could follow saying Africa's northern white rhino is «teetering on the brink of extinction» while Asia's Javan rhino is «making its last stand» due to continued poaching and lack of conservation.

And now, after 46 years away from their native habitat, decedents of those rescued rhinos have begun making a historic journey back to the Serengeti recently, in one of the «most ambitious» relocation efforts ever undertaken.According to a report from The Telegraph, five rhinos were transported from a conservancy in South Africa to their native home in Tanzania's Serengeti National Reserve via a Hercules C - 130 aircraft.

Making matters worse, rhinos are among the most endangered species — with many populations facing near extinction.Rhino Horns Are Believed to be Medicine According to The Times, the unusually high number of rhinos being imported to China is the subject of a report to be presented at the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species, meeting next weekend.

Demand for rhino horn, ivory and other products made from parts of tigers, turtles and other endangered species is increasing in China and the Far East as living standards rise.

3) Question: Hey, I got that Ecko «rhino» tattoo so I can get the lifetime 20 percent discount but just realized that the offer was made on April Fool's Day.

But the northern white rhino project is fundamentally different from other projects like the Woolly Mammoth Revival, and that makes the money worth it, says Joseph Bennett, an assistant professor at Carleton University, who's criticized the costs of de-extinction and is not involved in the northern white rhino project.

So new eggs will have to be made from other rhinos — otherwise the northern whites will be too inbred to thrive.

Meanwhile, there's option number two: making rhino eggs and sperm in the lab.

But research on the project has stopped: «There's no clear economic incentive to making northern white rhinos in the laboratory,» O'Connor tells us.