Introducing the Sumatran Rhino Rescue, an effort led by international conservation organizations to rescue, rehabilitate, and protect the world’s dwindling Sumatran rhino population. Fewer than 80 of these rhinos remain; will you help us save them? http://onnatgeo.org/tP | National Geographic Society

In recognition of WORLD RHINO DAY, Mongabay footage of one of the planet's most endangered rhinos: the Sumatran rhino. Video shot at the Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary in Way Kambas National Park, Lampung, Indonesia. Special thanks to Yayasan Badak Indonesia (YABI) and the International Rhino Foundation for providing access to the site. #WorldRhinoDay | Mongabay.com

A Sumatran rhino has successfully given birth at a sanctuary in Indonesia, giving a boost to conservation efforts for the critically endangered animal. | AFP News Agency

With only about 80 remaining, the Sumatran rhino is critically endangered. Learn about new efforts to save the species: https://on.natgeo.com/2PVxX31 | National Geographic

The Sumatran rhino is so rare that even scientists and rangers who’ve dedicated their lives to their protection have often never seen one in the wild. There are thought to be fewer than 80 individuals, scattered across 10 small subpopulations. Opportunities for breeding to improve the future of this species are rare. We’re working with the Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary to bring more hope for this species. The Sanctuary is the only facility in the world dedicated to the breeding of and research into t