WORLD'S LAST MALE RHINO DIES IN KENYA.

Wildlife is a gift to mankind to appreciate the quality taste of beauty of our divine creator. Games when tamed can make an interesting friend to man. We can imagine the list of animals that this generation were deprived the opportunity of a first hand experience with. We only have a knowledge of these animal's existence from scientific discoveries.

One of these animals is the Northern White Rhino Sudan, I could not hold back trying to get my hands on something to read about this animal first time I saw it's beautiful photos. I found the creature to be of a unique solitude character as it never looks up unless it senses danger, it only goes about it's boundary as it wallows in the mud, cooling it's skin from the hotness of the sun. Although they have poor sight but are blessed with an acute sense of smell and hearing.

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More and more can be said about the unique features of this animal, and tourist who had travelled to the beautiful land of Africa must have also had an experience of how these animals behave.

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The last male northern white Rhino in the world had just passed away less than 72hours now it has lived for 45 years now and it saddens me heart knowing that this is a great threat to the extinction of this animal. We are left with just two females of it's kind and it seems impossible if we are to ever have a baby rhino.

The rhino had spent two weeks in late February and early March lying in his pen due to discomfort from a deep wound on his right hind leg, his condition worsened significantly and he was unable to stand up and was suffering a great deal. All attempts made to save the rhino's life failed and it finally died.

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Now we are just going to fold our hands and watch these animals bid a goodbye to the world and there is nothing that can be done to help save their existence.

Why should we now not try to save the games that are left ?. We should be more concerned to save the continuity of wildlife in the world because I have come to understand that although new species had not yet been discovered but loosing a hold of the specie already found is even worse.