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A Florida zoo team traveled to Zimbabwe and used "ridiculous" training techniques to save a wild rhino from going blind. Within two weeks, they taught the 4,000-pound animal to trust humans enough to accept eye drops for a parasitic infection.
When a wild rhino in Zimbabwe faced blindness from a parasitic eye infection, animal behaviorists from Florida flew to Africa with a plan locals called "completely ridiculous." Two weeks later, the rhino was holding still for daily eyedrops.
A retired London zookeeper invented a robot that can vaccinate wild badgers in seconds without human contact, offering a humane alternative to controversial culling programs. The machine, originally built for a shy tiger, could help protect Britain's largest wild carnivore while combating bovine TB.