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I would say theyve got a good chance of embryo transfer [implanting the embryo].Credit: DAI KUROKAWA/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock Protecting rhinos from poaching and providing for safe habitat is already trying and expensive.

They also need permission from the Kenyan government to take the eggs.which today are associated with mythical health benefits derived from drinking the ground-up horn powder.and they recently used the valuable sperm to create the first-ever rhino embryo in a lab.

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