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Face to Face With Deadly Rhinos

You can go tracking black rhinos on foot in Sera Conservancy, a unique and thrilling experience that allows wildlife lovers to contribute to the protection of these critically endangered species. PHOTO | COURTESY

By  Wendy Watta

Contributor

Nation Media Group

Tracking mountain gorillas in Rwanda, Uganda and Congo has been talked about world over, but few know about following black rhinos in Samburu’s Sera Wildlife Conservancy in Kenya.

At the community-owned Sera Conservancy, we started the unique and thrilling journey of tracking rhinos at 6am because the animals generally sleep during the day to escape the scorching heat.

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