Where Can Black Rhino Pictures be taken?
A few decades ago the answer would be a list of zoo’s, but fortunately due to the fantastic conservation work done at the Umfolozi-Hluhluwe Reserve in Natal, South Africa, their numbers have increased slightly and although still critically in need of protection, are a little more widespread. Additional South African reserves where the black rhino can be found, are the Addo Elephant Park and the Kruger National Park (southern and central regions). This solitary mammal also occurs in Namibia’s Etosha game reserve. Because of the extreme heat there, a lot of animals that are traditionally diurnal (including the black rhino) only really come out at night. Rumour has it though that some black rhinos regularly make use of the waterhole at Okaukuejo camp, which is floodlit at night and where you can try your luck to add a couple of black rhino pictures to your photo collection. Zimbabwe’s Mana Pools National Park is also host to this rare beast. North Luangwa reserve in Zambia has a few black
