When is a poo not a poo...? 🦏 We caught up with keeper Jenny to go behind-the-scenes and learn all about Southern white rhino poo! Did you know that rhinos poo communally in large piles called 'middens'? Watch below and find out why the rhinos do this - and why their poo isn't quite what you'd expect at this time of year! 💩👇 | Woburn Safari Park

42 reactions · 4 comments | The greater one-horned rhinoceros' conservation reached new heights with eight occasions of 365 days of zero poaching of rhinos and a historical record of 752 individuals in the wild in Nepal. Let’s celebrate these magnificent creatures and continue to create awareness about their importance in nature and work together to protect them. #togetherpossible | WWF Nepal | Facebook