Close watch on Iman - the last female Sumatran rhino


KOTA KINABALU: Severely ill Iman, the nation’s last female Sumatran rhino, conti­nues to be under the close watch of her doctors.

The amount of food and fluid consumed as well as how much she urinates and defecates are now being monitored as Wildlife Department veterinarians hope for Iman’s health to improve.

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