Southern white rhino ISL Keeper Talk

Irish Name: Srónbheannach bán deisceartach
IUCN Status: Near Threatened

The Southern white rhinoceros is one of two subspecies of white rhinoceros, the largest of the rhino species and the third largest land mammal species in the world after African and Asian elephants. Southern white rhinos can weigh up to 2,500 kg and have a wide flat mouth, thick grey skin and two horns – one large horn to the front and a smaller horn further up their nose. Their horns are made of keratin, the same material as skin, nails and hair.

Check out our ISL Keeper Talk below!

Southern white rhino ISL Keeper Talk

Irish Name: Srónbheannach bán deisceartach
IUCN Status: Near Threatened

The Southern white rhinoceros is one of two subspecies of white rhinoceros, the largest of the rhino species and the third largest land mammal species in the world after African and Asian elephants. Southern white rhinos can weigh up to 2,500 kg and have a wide flat mouth, thick grey skin and two horns – one large horn to the front and a smaller horn further up their nose. Their horns are made of keratin, the same material as skin, nails and hair.

Check out our ISL Keeper Talk below!

Southern white rhino ISL Keeper Talk

Chime

ISL Interpreters for Dublin Zoo’s Keeper Talks were supported by Chime.

Chime is the National Charity for Deaf and Hard of Hearing People. Their mission is to empower individuals by providing expert advice, advocacy, and resources that promote access and inclusion.

With centres across the country, Chime offers a wide range of services including audiology, assistive technology, social groups, family support, and much moreThey work closely with individuals, families, communities, and professionals to ensure everyone can live confidently and fully participate in society.

Get in Touch:

Email: [email protected]

Phone: 018175700

Text : 0879221046

Website: Chime.ie

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