Does dehorning lead to a change in inter-calf intervals in free-ranging white rhinoceros?

Authors

  • Samuel G Penny Ecology, conservation and zoonosis research group, school of pharmacy and biomolecular sciences, University of Brighton, Brighton
  • Rachel L White Ecology, conservation and zoonosis research group, school of pharmacy and biomolecular sciences, University of Brighton, Brighton
  • Dougal MacTavish Rustenburg, Northwest Province, South Africa
  • Lynne MacTavish Rustenburg, Northwest Province, South Africa and University of Brighton
  • Dawn M Scott Ecology, conservation and zoonosis research group, school of pharmacy and biomolecular sciences, University of Brighton, Brighton
  • Angelo D Pernetta Ecology, conservation and zoonosis research group, school of pharmacy and biomolecular sciences, University of Brighton, Brighton

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.69649/pachyderm.v61i.13

Abstract

Does dehorning lead to a change in inter-calf intervals in free-ranging white rhinoceros?

Cover caption: "Tim" (1970–2020), one of the last remaining iconic "tusker" elephants in Kenya died of natural causes in Amboseli National Park in February 2020, aged 50. Tim whose tusks swept the ground was well-known and much-photographed earning significant revenue for the Kenya Wildlife Service from tourism. © Ryan Wilkie

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Published

2020-10-08

How to Cite

Penny, S. G., White, R. L., MacTavish, D., MacTavish, L., Scott, D. M., & Pernetta, A. D. (2020). Does dehorning lead to a change in inter-calf intervals in free-ranging white rhinoceros?. Pachyderm, 61, 191–193. https://doi.org/10.69649/pachyderm.v61i.13

Issue

Vol. 61 (2020): Pachyderm

Section

Field Notes