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Javan Rhinos (rhinoceros sondaicus) and Sumatran rhinoceros (Dicherorhinus sumatrensis) include animals that are of concern to the government and wildlife lovers. The Sumatran rhinoceros and the Javan rhinoceros are two species of 5 species of rhinoceros that still survive from extinction.

Other rhinoceros are African rhinoceros African rhinoceros and African white rhinoceros. but both types of Batak is already classified in groups that are threatened or critically endangered. This critically endangered status is attributed to rhino species in Indonesia since 1996.

The population of Javan rhinoceros that only exist in the area of ​​TNUK also has its own problems. "The rhinoceros in a population will be vulnerable to extinction due to disease or natural disasters. Therefore, it is necessary to build new hope outside Ujung Kulon peninsula, "explained Head of Central TNUK, M. Haryono in a media visit opportunity in November 2015 ago. The second habitat is also to avoid inbreeding which will lead to decreased genetic quality and species become susceptible to disease. It is hoped not only to develop the second habitat, but to continue until the third, fourth, and so on in order to avoid the extinction of the Javan rhinoceros, especially due to disease outbreaks and natural disasters.

In line with the fate of the Javan Rhinoceros, the Sumatran rhino also needs a rescue effort. Although in sum, the global population of the Sumatran rhinoceros is larger than the Javan rhinoceros population, but its presence scattered in the small sub-sub population causes the population growth rate for the Sumatran Rhino relatively lower than the Javan rhinoceros. Land fires, plantation expansion, illegal logging and hunting are the main issues of rhino conservation in Sumatra. Of the nine Sumatran rhino population pockets in Sumatra and Kalimantan, only four bags remain. Recent studies show that local extinctions have occurred, such as in Kerinci Seblat National Park, which since 2008 has been no longer found this two-horned rhinoceros.

Although humans rarely see it, rhinos are animals that have important services to maintain the quality of the forest. Through the way they eat as "browser" animals (bush-eaters and tree shoots), rhinos help reduce global warming. Yes, that's because the new leaf buds that grow will absorb more carbon dioxide than the old leaf buds.

Javan rhinoceros and Sumatran rhinoceros are protected endangered species that are currently Critically Endangered. Our joint duty to take care of it so that species pride of Indonesia is not extinct and live stories. Let's join in the effort to save and conserve the rhino through http://supporterwwf.org/donation/12/nature-guardian/badak-jawa.html

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