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CRITICALLY ENDANGERED SPECIES: Javan rhinoceros very close to extinction 
The Conservation Report | by Buck Denton | Sat, Mar 7
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People tend to associate the rhino with Africa. However, rhinos are found from India down through Southeast Asia, and some of the most endangered species of rhino are found outside of Africa (although all species of rhino are threatened with extinction).
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