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Groundbreaking surgery as Kenyan veterinarians save rare White Rhino calf

A five-day-old white rhinoceroses' calf has been given a new lease of live after a team of Kenyan wildlife veterinarians successfully performed what is believed to be the first recorded corrective surgery for atresia ani in a white rhinoceros. The calf, a hermaphrodite named Bahati, was diagnosed with atresia ani, a rare congenital condition in...

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Groundbreaking surgery as Kenyan veterinarians save rare White Rhino calf

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WIRE — A five-day-old white rhinoceroses' calf has been given a new lease of live after a team of Kenyan wildlife veterinarians successfully performed what is believed to be the first recorded corrective surgery for atresia ani in a white rhinoceros. The calf, a hermaphrodite named Bahati, was diagnosed with atresia ani, a rare congenital condition in...

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