Bigger drive to save Sumatran rhinos


Great loss: Gelugob in her paddock at the Lok Kawi Wildlife Park.

KOTA KINABALU: The pressure to save the remaining endangered Sumatran rhinos has grown more intense following the death of Gelugob – one of only 10 Sumatran rhinoceros in captivity worldwide.

Gelugob died on Saturday at the Lok Kawi Wildlife Park here.

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