NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — There’s just one male northern white rhino left in the world, and he’s getting some help from the Tinder dating app.
A Kenyan wildlife conservancy is teaming up with Tinder for a campaign called “The Most Eligible Bachelor in the World,” focusing on the rhino named Sudan.
They are raising money for research to save the species from extinction. The 43-year-old Sudan and his last two female companions are unable to breed naturally because of issues that include old age.
The campaign by the Ol Pejeta Conservancy and Tinder aims to raise $9 million. The money will be used for ongoing research into methods, including in-vitro fertilization, to assist the rhinos in breeding.
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I’m not into inter-species mating and I don’t have any money to donate, but I’d be happy to be his service human if he’d be my service rhino.
Only reason he’s still alive is because his horns were clipped.
“The 43-year-old Sudan and his last two female companions are unable to breed naturally because of issues that include old age.”
Donald Trump can give the old guy tips on grabbing them by the pussy.