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The Greater One-Horned Rhino Has its Own Scent Code

Rhinos use their sharp sense of smell to keep in touch with the clan. They spray urine to mark territory, and poop in the same spot for several months to let others know their status and to check if any females in the vicinity are ready to mate. Think of it as a smelly social network. In our two-part series on the greater one-horned rhino, we introduce you to different facets of Kaziranga’s gentle giant. Our first film spoke of how DNA testing, obtained from the rhino’s dung, helps catch poachers. See the first: https://bit.ly/2lGPodR Here’s our second. SUBSCRIBE: https://bit.ly/2RJT8aJ WATCH MORE: How DNA testing helps protect rhinos from poachers: https://bit.ly/2lGPodR How Kaziranga is reborn, every year: https://bit.ly/2HmkUWt READ MORE: Where the rhinos live: https://bit.ly/2Mp2O9I Photo essay: https://bit.ly/2OrJriZ Conservation challenges: https://bit.ly/2OqEfv FOLLOW US: Official Site: https://round.glass/sustain/ Facebook:   / rgsustain   Instagram:   / rgsustain   Follow RoundGlass Sustain. Fall in love with the planet with festivals, talks, and stories from around the world.