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As feisty as his name implies, a critically endangered Black rhino calf is thriving after being born at White Oak Conservation the internationally respected wildlife refuge north of Jacksonville.
Rocky weighed in at 70 pounds when born in August at the nonprofit refuge for rare species owned by philanthropists Kimbra and Mark Walter. Now four months old, Rocky tips the scales at 250 pounds.
“Mom has been great and protective, keeping him very close,” said Brandon Speeg, director of conservation at White Oak. “That’s why in the wild, rhino calves are not a real easy target for carnivores. They have a large, protective mom to watch over them.”
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When Bowie s mother was told of her legendary son s death as the Alamo fell to the troops of General Santa Anna she said: For sure my Jim wasn t shot in the back.
Mrs Smith can feel proud, too, of her boy reaching the final bell against a massively superior Mexican force. Smith the younger s back was against the ropes all Saturday night but he refused to go down under relentless fire as Canelo Alvarez stripped away his world super-middleweight title.
The outcome was never in doubt. Nor Smith s defiance. Canelo kept coming. Smith s rear-guard action kept him going, injured, long after all hope was lost and his corner threatened to pull him out of combat at the end of the ninth round.