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Ramet Gan Safari Achieves Historic First in Rhino Blood Draw
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By קובי פינקלר
First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 5 hours ago
What happened
The Ramat Gan Safari in Israel has successfully drawn blood from a conscious rhinoceros using positive reinforcement and trust-building techniques, a first for the facility. This method avoids the risks associated with sedating large animals and aids in crucial medical monitoring and conservation efforts for the endangered species.
- 01Ramat Gan Safari drew blood from a conscious rhino for the first time.
- 02The procedure relied on trust, training, and positive reinforcement.
- 03It avoids risks of anesthesia for large animals.
- 04This aids medical monitoring and rhino conservation efforts.
- 05The safari is a leader in modern animal care in Israel.
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