A legislative framework for the movement of animals between protected areas has been established in Kenya in large part because to the work of the wildlife services there. Animals may move due to conditions like sickness, lack security, or drought. Diverse tactics were needed to move these animals. Their primary means of transportation are trucks and helicopters.

The rhinoceroses’ reversing stance in the helicopter is one of the most striking features. In this section, I’ll explain why it’s crucial to transport pets in this manner.

The animal’s heart and lungs, according to Doctor Robin, are strong enough to withstand the strain of inverted flight. Rhinos’ blood flow is impacted when they are turned on their sides. The force of gravity prevents the oxygenated blood from getting to the lungs’ gas exchange regions. A rhinoceros’ lung has the same perfusion whether it is standing up or hanging on its hind legs.

Animals don’t feel pain when they don’t have to use their legs extensively. At this moment, all they can feel is the strap around their ankle getting tighter….See_More