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Rhinoceros White
The white rhinoceros (*Ceratotherium simum*) is the world’s largest extant rhinoceros species, renowned for its broad, square‑shaped mouth and complex social structure, and is a flagship species for African savanna conservation.
Nature & EnvironmentIvory Trade
The ivory trade is the global market for animal tusks—primarily elephant, but also walrus, narwhal, and mammoth—driven by demand for carvings, jewelry, and traditional medicines, and it poses one of the greatest threats to wildlife conservation today.
Nature & EnvironmentBengal Tiger
The Bengal tiger (*Panthera tigris tigris*) is the most numerous tiger subspecies, roaming the forests and grasslands of South and Southeast Asia and symbolizing both the majesty of the wild and the urgent need for conservation.