snowleopard 23 May 2009 Interesting photo. It is surely quite rare to see any kind of rhino species through glass...
Zooplantman 23 May 2009 snowleopard said: Interesting photo. It is surely quite rare to see any kind of rhino species through glass... Click to expand... I am astounded. Imagine being so close without looking down into a pit.
snowleopard said: Interesting photo. It is surely quite rare to see any kind of rhino species through glass... Click to expand... I am astounded. Imagine being so close without looking down into a pit.
Z Z zooman 23 May 2009 This has to be a first! A rhino behind perspex. It actually does not look all that thick.Like aquarium perspex can be.
This has to be a first! A rhino behind perspex. It actually does not look all that thick.Like aquarium perspex can be.
Tim May 23 May 2009 snowleopard said: Interesting photo. It is surely quite rare to see any kind of rhino species through glass... Click to expand... I am not sure whether it was the same enclosure as the one in this photograph but, on a visit to Cologne some years ago, I saw an Indian rhinoceros kept behind glass.....
snowleopard said: Interesting photo. It is surely quite rare to see any kind of rhino species through glass... Click to expand... I am not sure whether it was the same enclosure as the one in this photograph but, on a visit to Cologne some years ago, I saw an Indian rhinoceros kept behind glass.....
Zooplantman 23 May 2009 kiang said: is it just me, or this an accident waiting to happen Click to expand... Not just you I assume it has been tested by the rhinos, but what kind of glass or plexi could withstand one?????
kiang said: is it just me, or this an accident waiting to happen Click to expand... Not just you I assume it has been tested by the rhinos, but what kind of glass or plexi could withstand one?????
Toddy 23 May 2009 There are several scratches on the inside of the glass that must have come from the rhinos' horns. I don't think they charge at it though...
There are several scratches on the inside of the glass that must have come from the rhinos' horns. I don't think they charge at it though...
J J Jurek7 24 May 2009 Two rhinos live there for years and years. Actually, killer whale is bigger than the rhino and seen behind glass
Two rhinos live there for years and years. Actually, killer whale is bigger than the rhino and seen behind glass
B B BjoernN 26 May 2009 Very good decision, the enclosures (outside and inside) are absolutely unsuitable for rhinos....
