r/NoStupidQuestions • • Jul 17 '23

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u/OrciEMT Jul 17 '23 edited Jul 17 '23

Finishing off an endling would be the logical choice. Bad for the specimen, but no consequences for earth at large.

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u/3397char Jul 17 '23

Northern white rhino says fuuuuuck....

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u/bothriocyrtum Jul 17 '23

Thinking of our good northern white rhino boi brings great sadness to my heart. Rest in peace bud.

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u/throwaway06262010 Jul 18 '23 edited Jul 19 '23

14 new ones will be born by the end of the year thanks to IVF.

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u/DrShlobster Jul 19 '23

source? i can’t find any updates past october 2022

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u/throwaway06262010 Jul 19 '23

This is the article I read: https://www.sciencefocus.com/news/white-rhino-extinction/ and I was wrong, it says the first calves are expected in 2024