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Conservationists in Aberdare National Park have raised alarm over spotted hyenas preying on young endangered black rhinos. The predator attacks are believed to be slowing the rhino population growth. Innovative measures like AI monitoring and strategic fencing are being introduced to safeguard the species.
HYENAS THREATEN YOUNG BLACK RHINOS IN ABERDARE
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