Did you know that black rhinos are very aggressive and dangerous animals that either flee or charge when tracked? Today, however, Rhulani’s head guide Alasdair introduces us to an atypical black rhino mom—whom we’ve named "Mia"—strolling leisurely through the area with her calf, almost like a white rhino.
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