I know Rhinos are partially blind but I wouldn't have the guts to do that 
https://youtube.com/shorts/4WfuedVjh9k?si=5soM3IKGFvimKp8w
https://youtube.com/shorts/4WfuedVjh9k?si=5soM3IKGFvimKp8w
Wow unbelievable bravery!
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Okay, sure...let's be polite and call it "bravery"...
LOL....reminds me of the video of the fool who was teasing a lion at a zoo....he put his hand through the chain link fencing and touched the lion's face and the beast chomped down on his fingers......stupidity rewarded.Okay, sure...let's be polite and call it "bravery"...
I think it's all about context. That rhino is probably in some kind of a nature park, and is well accustomed to humans, maybe even raised in the park from being a small calf. That guide knew that, and so was comfortable getting so close, as he probably has many times before.
If that was a truly wild gnarly old grumpy rhino, bad eyesight or not, you'd be dead in quick order!
If that was a truly wild gnarly old grumpy rhino, bad eyesight or not, you'd be dead in quick order!
In the words of corporal Jones "They don't like it up em you see sir!".
Yeah, that is definitealy a tame rhino. That looks like a game played with it from raising it. Rhinos are thick as pig s***. They react very differently when surprised. Blind charge or run.
Cool video for the tourists though.
The only danger from a rhino like that is it standing on your foot when it comes for scratches.
What's your thoughts on this one?
https://youtube.com/shorts/nXtBbFN78LM?si=McExhfCNedFl_NAm
https://youtube.com/shorts/nXtBbFN78LM?si=McExhfCNedFl_NAm
Pure dumb luck, due to that mamma bear being precariously on the wall. If on firm ground would have been a different outcome for sure.
