Rare One-Horned Rhino Bouncing Back in Nepal

source: National Geographic | Mar 27, 08 | submitted by Ryan

Elephants, GPS, and digital cameras helped conservationists conduct a new rhino census that shows the endangered animals are rebounding in at least one national park.

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