Breeding
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One of Last Remaining Northern White Rhinos "Retired" From Breeding Project to Save their Species
Scientists working to resurrect the near-extinct northern white rhinoceros said on Thursday that they would no longer be collecting eggs from one of the two surviving living individuals in an extraordinary breeding experiment.
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