There are Rhinos walking on the streets all the time in Sauraha,Chitwan. They understand humans look at them,no harm,that is why they are calm,locals are used to it,some even feed them.
There are Rhinos walking on the streets all the time in Sauraha,Chitwan. They understand humans look at them,no harm,that is why they are calm,locals are used to it,some even feed them.
It's a shame that the paraceratherium went extinct. They would have been even more amazing to see. They were a relative of the rhino, only they were about 21 feet high and probably the largest land mammal to ever live (although there's leg bone thought to be from a relative of the mammoth and elephant that, if estimates are correct, could have been even larger).
@@rockacekarki6530 nice. Even in India we managed to raise it to 3600😁 wild ones (80% of Wild one horned Rhinos in the entire world) . Good luck neighbors these proud animals rightfully deserve their place in nature
Rhinos are basically cuddly puppy dogs. They are only considered aggressive because they cant see well and as a response the attack everything insight.
Its name is Meghauli (because it was found at place called meghauli) and was orphaned at young age. Park rangers brought it to National park headquarters where it grew up with humans around. So even after being released in wild, it keeps coming back to city.
Plot twist the rhino is experiencing his 1st edible and wants to get home to finish binge watching Yellowstone and devour a 1000 liter drum of strawberry Häagen Dazs.
Infact, this rhino has been nursed and kept as pet by the adjacent local army camp since it was rescued as baby. And this Rhino just wanders in the area and never harms the people and/or damage the properties. Hence, you would see this Rhino freely roaming around in Sauraha Town. Amazing Rhino ! Amazing Nepal ! Visit Nepal 🇳🇵 P.S. I am from Nepal and I have visited the place several times and explored the story about this Rhino.
This rhino is the one of only 752 currently found in the country. Over 90 percent of them in Nepal are found in the area of Chitwan National Park, where they coexist with leopards, gharials, and tigers. The creature was pretty close to extinction in the last century, but with these 752 actually being an increase from 645 in 2015, this is a conservation success story with its amazing recovery thus far. The pandemic's lockdowns have helped rhinos be able to roam freely and reclaim its habitat without tourists. But there's still lots to do, as this only bumped its status from endangered to vulnerable. And the percentage of growth has decreased from 5 percent to 3 percent.
No importa si éste animal sea salvaje o doméstico, verlo caminar e interactuar con otras criaturas (humanos) que lo respetan y admiran es un claro ejemplo de QUÉ SI SE PUEDE. Yo viví esa misma experiencia en Pokhara, Nepal y cambio mi vida por completo. Eso sí recuerden que se puede sacar el animal de la selva, pero no la selva del animal
He was treated well and learned to be peaceful. But he has a good temper dont know if others are like him. He is no danger to persons. Would like to see more rhinos walking in the streets in other parts of the world.
It'll be calm and "peaceful" until some dumb tourist or innocent kids spook it intentionally or by accident, and then you have an unfortunate incident.
Rhino: If i kept calm, they might think I'm just a normal horse Also Rhino: Proceeds to draw attention from every person he comes across with it's massiveness
This was orphan rhino raring on conversation facility. After become adolescence, authority try to release to wild. But, he refuse many times and live in Sauraha, Nepal. Please come to visit Nepal. Namaste. He freely roaming on streets and gives problem to local farmer.
I have seem that Rhino. It is famous in Nepal. Was raised by the army, now it has lost its fear of humans. It is a regular sight. It walks up the street, turns into an hotel and walks through the grounds to a field where it finds its favourite food.
For those who do not understand Nepali Language at 0:04 A guy in the background says "Might as well cancel the jungle safari, we already saw the rhino (In the city)."
@@jaybomb5638 You need to read more about how ecosystem works. Yes, you must protect every species, at least not cause harm due to your activities. Your survival depends on their existence, since all species are connected to each other, dependant on one another. If one species fall, it destabilizes natural equillibrium, if so many fall, it can destroy whole biosphere.
Well no Wild animals Especially big one like this guy can cause dammage withouth wanting to Did you know why we left nature and wilderness 9000 years BC Wilds animals were one of the main reason. I really REALLY want something like that to be normal But it's impossible First they are dangerous This rhino was raised by human and never really went back into the reserve and like to chill with the weird primate that feed him Most other of his kind wouldn't be as calme Also it's not it's place, he need green plants, calm and vegetation But when we know that rhinoceros are giant puppy with stress issue when alone and willing to be friend with any people/animal in captivity A sort of semi-cohabitation could be possible If we feed them and that the village is welcoming for them, if we are able to mannage those behemoth and willing to risk of accidents that can and will injure or kill people It could be possible. Same for leopard, theres'village with dozen of them Rules to survive, don't left your child alone, Don't wander outside in the night (The day is at Man, the night is at the leopard) Don't sleep in a quiet and isolated place, don't get too far from the village and house, Always be with someone else when you leave places with sound and peoples Try to not look into the attic/under the roof Let the stray dogs multiply (more prey for leopard mean less chance to have human on the menu) Sound fair and good to me, a small prixe to pay for such wildlife in our house
There are Rhinos walking on the streets all the time in Sauraha,Chitwan. They understand humans look at them,no harm,that is why they are calm,locals are used to it,some even feed them.
They're real, and their presence isn't a rare sight for us (though we know these guys are extremely rare). If we saw them approaching, we would immediately climb up the nearest tree or watchtower. I'm neither Indian nor Nepali, so the rhinos at our place are not Indian rhinos.
This might be weird for everyone when i say this. Including me. But I'ma say it anyway because i'm jealous because most of them had the chance to pet it. That is the most adorable thing i've seen in awhile. There. I said it. The Rhino was just chillin'. He was like “Yo, everyone how's it goin'”
It was a great decision of Nepal government to hand over all the possible security measures solely to Nepalese Army in order to preserve and protect the wildlife terrains and habitats. The Army seems to have well equipped surveillance gadgets, weapons and physically fit, active and tactical manpower to handle the situation. After the entry of Nepalese Military in the preservation of wildlife, the poaching was drastically reduced within the initial years of operation and is nil since then. The poachers didn't get any chance to bypass the strict supervision and monitoring policy of the Army. Since there are least poaching activities, the population of one horned rhinos, bengal tiger and different other endangered species has escalated recently. All thanks to Nepalese Army for their wonderful contribution.
Are there any grasslands? If yes, then your Government should take some Great Indian bustards. India and Pakistan are failing in protecting them and can become extinct anytime. Already extinct in Maharashtra state of India because of stupid people in it's habitat and corrupt government.
Nepal, a Hinduism majority nation, true to its culture really respects the individuality of all elements of nature and lets them exists parallel while showing compassion to them. You can really find many examples of even leopards coming down into small villages in Nepal and co-exist along with the villagers without harming them and doing their business. Wish the whole world was this inclusive and cohesive
Probably the greatest crime perpetrated upon Humanity & this Planet is the belief system that there is a much better place than Earth and that no matter how much we suffer here we are going to have a "better" there in that LaLA Land and also the belief system that the Planet & all it's resources were created to serve Human beings. No doubt without Humans & their perverted "beliefs" this Planet will fluorish.
If anyone is wondering how did this wild animal entered the city; then the answer is that this city is situated walking distance away from "Chitwan National park". And yeah there are gunmen to protect wildlife there. So, no need to worry much.
We can’t let these creatures die If you see poachers trying to kill these things don’t hesitate to turn them over to the police or take them on yourself 😡
Yeah, that's a bright idea. Unarmed tourist vs criminals armed with an AK/AKS/AKM series rifle in 7.62x39 Russian Short? What could possibly go wrong? *REPORT* but do *not* approach.
This is in Chitwan in Nepal for those who need the place name. This species is called greater one horned rhino and it is only found in Nepal now as it is categorized as an endangered species. Long time back used to be native from Pakistan to Myanmar. But due to human pressure they are going extinct
This Rhino seems to be very gentle and calm. Walking through the street like a very good gentleman abiding movement laws in the street. No hectic walking. No disturbing. Walking in a straigt line. As if better than human. Wonderful creature. At the same time thanks all the Wise Commentators for their informative comments about Rhinos.
@@GregLemons Thank you for your explanation. But I am not clear which sentence or word in my comment has stuck you to remark me as ' silly ' - would you clarify please. Your honest clarification would help me to correct myself in future.
That's the Great Indian Rhinoceros. About 3000 of them live in the wild in India and about 650 in Nepal. Its body looks like it's covered with massive armour plates.
I am glad that the people there respect and care when the rhino enters the human environment, every living creature must respect it even though there are differences in living castes!!!
When we were at chitwan, on the new years eve, celebrating.. this handsome tank was running wild down the streets. We were awestruck to see him. ❤ Nepal is a beautiful place to be..
Please don't donate to any so called animal welfare organisation or individual on Internet... Do your proper research before doing so... There are loads of scammers masquerading as animal lovers/charity/rescuers
