This African park was once called a “silent graveyard” after war wiped out its wildlife; 37 rhinos have returned and produced seven calves
- PC: Conservation InternationalZinave National Park in Mozambique lost much of its wildlife during a 16-year civil war.
- Werner Myburgh of Peace Parks Foundation saw almost no animals there in 2014 and called the silence "like a graveyard".
- Peace Parks Foundation says rewilding began in 2016 and 37 rhinos have arrived there since 2022.
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- PC: Conservation InternationalZinave National Park in Mozambique lost much of its wildlife during a 16-year civil war.
- Werner Myburgh of Peace Parks Foundation saw almost no animals there in 2014 and called the silence "like a graveyard".
- Peace Parks Foundation says rewilding began in 2016 and 37 rhinos have arrived there since 2022.
Sources: Times of India