Operation Rhino | Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom

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From the Natal National Parks of South America, Marlin participates in relocating large animals.
Catch back-to-back remastered episodes of Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom every Sunday night on RFD-TV or the next day on our RU-vid channel and WildKingdom.com
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4 ноя 2022

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@madmaxmedia 8 месяцев назад

Thank you for bringing back my childhood.

@marthaperdew 4 дня назад

I loved this program, thank you for this ❤️

@henryratajczak7806 Месяц назад

Probably one of the best shows ever made. I watched these fantastic shows with my kids and always enjoy the quality family time.

@lukeevans9698 19 дней назад

We had an identical set of World Book Encyclopedias in our family's library as the one behind Marlin Perkins in his studio shots, and we watched Wild Kingdom every week.

@kwebster62 Год назад

"rhino horn is composed primarily of keratin, a protein also found in human hair and fingernails. But rather than being made of hollow fibres, rhino horn grows in layers from specialized skin cells in layers, which are keratinized (invaded by keratin proteins), becoming hard and inert, with all cellular function ceasing. At the centre of the horn, there are layers of calcium and melanin, two materials that help to keep it even tougher. Just like a horse’s hooves or a turtle’s beak, rhino horn is solid." From Savetherhino

@Anne-ee1pw Год назад

“Now when the dart is shot at the rhino” we’ll folks unfortunately homeless drug addicts intercepted the dart and are now fighting over it trying to stab themselves to get their next fix! I’m so glad this was filmed decades ago. It’s unbelievable that these massive animals have been hunted/poached to the point we fear that they could become extinct. These are actually very informative. More people should watch these olds shows. It’s a whole lot better to put in your brain than some of the garbage floating around on the internet.