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Fota Wildlife Park Welcomes Second Indian Rhino Born in Ireland
Fota Wildlife Park in Cork has announced the birth of an Indian rhino calf, marking only the second time this rare species has been born in Ireland. The park is seeking public assistance to name the new arrival.
11 Aug, 08:19 — 11 Aug, 10:13
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irish-timesHigh1d ago
Fota Wildlife Park in Cork announces second ever birth in Ireland of rare Indian rhino
Classified as vulnerable, there are an estimated 4,000 individual Indian rhinos remaining in the wild
By Jack White
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Fota Wildlife Park welcomes birth of second ever rhino in Ireland
By Philip Cowman
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Fota seeking public's help in naming Indian rhino calf
Fota Wildlife Park in Co Cork has announced the birth of a male Indian rhino calf.
Read full article →the-journal1d ago
Fota Wildlife Park seeks public’s help in naming only the second Indian rhino born in Ireland
Visitors to the wildlife park have been invited to help name the young male calf.
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First report: rte-news · 11 Aug, 08:19|Full coverage: 4 · 2h|Window: 2h
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