Seven Endangered Black Rhinoceros died

Seven Endangered Black Rhinoceros died

There death was as a result of excessive drinking of water with high concentration of salt.
The animals were among 14 black rhinos being transported from Nairobi National Park to the country's biggest national park, Tsavo East. Estimates suggest there are fewer than 5,500 black rhinos in the world, all of them in Africa and some 750 in Kenya. Kenya Wildlife Service vets believe the more the animals drank, the thirstier they became, which quickly lead to salt poisoning, although an independent investigation has been launched to confirm the cause of death.
The WWF conservation agency, which runs the programme with the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), described the process as "extremely challenging" in a statement released to Kenya's Daily Nation newspaper. Black rhinos are under enormous threat, so efforts to try and better protect them, such as translocation, are crucial for future generations,

Something must be done
This animals are needed in the ecosystem to keep nature in check, this is the cycle of life