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Maconde View Point, Mauritius: The Macondé Point is part of one of the most scenic roads in Mauritius. In the history of the island, the Macondé rock was used as a shelter for slaves who managed to escape their masters; nowadays, it only serves to be one of the most popular places for tourists during their trips to the south of the island. Located on the south coast of Mauritius, Baie Du Cap is a small, quaint village in Savanne District... Savanne or Savannah is a district of Mauritius, situated in the south of the island. Wikipedia

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I just found out some people still get pensions too!!! Good Morning!!!

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World Rhino Day

Visit a wildlife preservation, “adopt” a rhino, or donate to any of the many organizations caring for this fascinating but tragically endangered species.

Almost every child in the world should be able to immediately recognize this magnificent beast, with its heavy grey skin and prominent horn (or horns!) upon its snout. The rhinoceros is a much-loved critter!

However, it is deeply endangered in the wild and is quickly on the road to extinction if something isn’t done to help this animal in its plight. So it is that World Rhino Day was established to help raise awareness and protect what remains of these magnificent creatures.

History of World Rhino Day

As far back as the early 1990s, the crisis related to rhinos in Africa, particularly the black rhinos in Zimbabwe, became well known and people began to be concerned. By 2010, it was apparent that the potentially hazardous future of the Rhinoceros still wasn’t well known to various people around the world. At that time, most people did not know just how close the planet was coming to the total extinction of this majestic species.

So critical and dire was the condition of the species that less than 30,000 rhinos were alive in the world at that time. It was because of this that the WWF-South Africa announced World Rhino Day with the desire to save the world’s remaining rhinos, an effort that grew to be an unprecedented success.

In 2011, a woman named Lisa Jane Campbell fired off an email to Rhishja, a fellow lover of rhinos who wanted to see the five species of rhinos in the world continue to thrive and be there for future generations to enjoy.

At the hands of these two incredible women, World Rhino Day has become a phenomenon that spreads across the globe and has been a resounding success.

There’s still work to do though, as there are only about 100 Sumatran Rhinos left in the world, and between 60-65 Javan rhinos. So, while the rhino populations of Africa are doing well, there are certainly still more to save.

Taking the time out on Rhino Day to be aware and share the concern about the struggle this species faces is a great way to celebrate the day!

How to Celebrate World Rhino Day

Celebrating World Rhino Day starts by people deciding to educate themselves on the plight of rhinoceros in the modern world. In this way, people can figure out what actions they can take to help save those that remain. Try these ideas for celebrating this important day:

Learn More About Rhino-Friendly Organizations

Take a look at these reputable organizations that are doing what they can to help remove the burden from the lives of rhinos:

World Wildlife Federation (WWF). For almost 50 years, WWF has been working on behalf of rhinos by aiming to expand protected areas where rhinos can live and breed safely, improving security to prevent poaching, helping with law enforcement to keep the trading of wildlife illegal, and promoting wildlife based tourism that expands experiences and funds more efforts toward conservation.

Save the Rhino International. Beginning in 1992, Save the Rhino uses extreme challenges to raise money in the UK and beyond to help fund efforts for rhinos. Working to protect rhinos from poaching, educating communities who live near rhinos, and bringing experts together to share information and skills allows this organization to be effective in their goal of saving the rhinos.

International Rhino Foundation. Fighting for the survival of rhinos, this organization offers support through grants and field programs that have affected rhino conservation in at least ten countries. Focusing on protecting, education, breeding, conservation and demand reduction, this group was also founded in the early 1990’s.

Adopt a Rhino Orphan

In addition to the organizations listed above, Helping Rhinos is a group that pairs people with baby rhinos whose parents are not able to take care of them. Adoption participation is a minimal cost per month or year, and those who want to adopt can choose which baby rhino they want to help support.

Adoption comes with a certificate with the name, photo, and fact sheet of the adopted rhino as well as a subscription to e-news from the Helping Rhinos Organization. Check out the website to see stories of which rhinos are available for adoption and how they came to be rescued and placed in the rhino orphanages for care.

Share with Family and Friends about Rhinos

Rhinos are such an impressive symbol of strength, resilience, and tenacity that it would be a heartbreaking shame to have those traits disappear as they become a species that used to exist. Don’t let these magnificent creatures disappear from the world, get together with friends and family and see what you can do to help build funds to protect them.

Throw a little party or get-together in honor of Rhino Day where guests can be educated on the worries about the future for Rhinos. Be ready to share fun facts about the uniqueness of rhinos, how important they are to their habitat areas, and what makes them such an interesting species. Help guests understand what they can do to help promote the cause, and perhaps take some donations to send to organizations, or encourage guests to consider adopting one of the orphan rhinos.

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Exporter of Spin Flash Dryer in Mauritius

Drytech Engineering Systems is a leading Manufacturer, Supplier, and Exporter of Spin Flash Dryer in Mauritius. We are Based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. Drytech Engineering Systems offers spray dryers, flash dryers, spin flash dryers, and multi-effect evaporators. We provide two types of the spin flash dryer like Fully Automatic Spin Flash Dryer, Semi-Automatic Spin Flash Dryers. Features of Spin Flash Dryer: Disintegration System: Breaks down wet cakes for effective drying. Hot Air Injection: Pre-heated air is used to dry materials quickly. Cyclone Separator and Bag Filter: Collects dry powder efficiently. Energy-Efficient Operation: Operates at a voltage of 440V/50HZ. High Output Level: Rapid drying of paste and fluid-based substances. Chemical and Thermal Resistance: Durable design for various applications. No Sticking or Accumulation: Ensures smooth operation. Working Principle: Material Introduction: Materials are fed into the drying chamber in a fine, dispersed form. Hot Air Injection: We inject hot air at high velocity, promoting rapid moisture evaporation. Drying and Separation: A high-speed rotor creates agitation, mixing materials with hot air. Dried particles are carried to the cyclone separator for collection. What materials can be dried using a Spin Flash Dryer? Suitable for filter press wet cakes, fluids with high viscosity, and thick pastes. What are the energy requirements? Operates at 440V/50HZ, ensuring energy-efficient performance. How does the drying process work? The drying process involves material introduction, hot air injection, and drying/separation in a cyclone. What are the advantages of a fully automatic dryer? Enhanced efficiency, reduced manual intervention, and precise process control. Can I customize the drying parameters in a semi-automatic dryer? Yes, operators can adjust feeding rates, temperature, and drying times as needed. Drytech Engineering Systems is an Exporter of Spin Flash Dryer Mauritius covering locations such as Port Louis, Plaines Wilhems, Vacoas-Phoenix, Beau Bassin-Rose Hill, Curepipe, Quatre Bornes, Rivière Noire, Pamplemousses, Savanne, Grand Port and Flacq. Contact us today for more information, pricing, and availability. View Product: Click Here Read the full article

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Asphalt Drum Mix Plant in Mauritius

Gajjar Equipments Private Limited Provides an Asphalt Drum Mix Plant in Mauritius. We are based in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. Gajjar Equipments Private Limited are manufacturer, supplier, and exporter of Asphalt Mixing Plant Asphalt Batch Mix Plant, Asphalt Drum Mix Plant, Counterflow Asphalt Drum Mix Plant, and Mobile Drum Mix Plant. What are the components of a drum mix plant? Drum mix plants have components like cold feeder bins, weighing conveyors, drying and mixing drum with burners, and bitumen tanks. They also feature a filler hopper, wet dust scrubber, charging conveyor, control panel, and optional silos for hot storage. What are the common operations of an asphalt mixing plant? The common operations of a drum mix plant involve the collective weighing of aggregates before they are added to the drum. Once the aggregates are in the drum, the process continues with heating the aggregates and adding bitumen and filler material to the same unit. What is the function of an asphalt plant? The asphalt mixing plant weighs materials such as aggregates, bitumen, and filler, then adds them at a specific elevated temperature to produce hot mix asphalt. What is drum mix plant used for? Asphalt Drum mix plant  is used for paving roads, airports, parking lots, runways, and streets. This versatile and durable material is known for its longevity and resilience. What is a drum mixing plant? The drum mixing plant is a continuous type of asphalt plant that performs all processes seamlessly. Inside the drum, we heat the aggregates and mix them with bitumen and filler material. Features and Benefits of Asphalt Drum Mixers: 1260°C Resistant Coated Cerawool: The drying drum features a coated cerawool layer, covered by a stainless steel sheet, ensuring maximum heat retention. Half Chain Drive: This design minimizes vibration and ensures smooth, trouble-free operation of the drum. Versatile Burner Options: The burner is available with various fuel options to suit different needs. Rugged Design: Built with a robust and proven design for enhanced durability. Pollution Control: Equipped with both dry and wet dust collectors for effective pollution management. Insulated Bitumen Tanks: Fully covered tanks ensure optimal heat retention for efficient operation. Ongoing Design Improvements: Continuous enhancements make the design simple and maintenance-free. Optional PLC Control Panel: The advanced PLC control panel is maintenance-free for user convenience. Factory Testing: Each unit undergoes thorough testing at the factory before dispatch. Gajjar Equipments Private Limited Provides an Asphalt Drum Mix Plant in Mauritius including locations like Port Louis, Plaines Wilhems, Vacoas-Phoenix, Beau Bassin-Rose Hill, Curepipe, Quatre Bornes, Rivière Noire, Pamplemousses, Savanne, Grand Port and Flacq. For more information and inquiries, feel free to contact us. Read the full article

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Blijdorp opent eerste verblijven Masterplan 2050: African Jungle & waterlelie-kweek

Foto: Diergaarde Blijdorp (Facebook) “Wat hoort er een bij een regenwoud? Regen!”, grapt Vrienden-voorzitter Marcel Kreuger. In een bos aan paraplu’s en poncho’s werden op zaterdag 13 juli de African Jungle volières geopend in Diergaarde Blijdorp Rotterdam. De riante vogelkooien, die samen bijna 600 m2 beslaan, zijn het allereerste deelproject van Masterplan 2050: de ambitieuze en spraakmakende…

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- NEW ERA!! Yesterday, August 17th, Savannah decided to change the name of the fandom from Savanners to "Sirens". I'm excited to this new chapter. 🧜‍♀️💙

- NOVA ERA!! Ontem, 17 de agosto, Savannah decidiu mudar o nome do fandom de "Savanners" para "Sirens". Estou ansiosa por este novo capítulo.

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'To have or find always the right stand as some men'

Hofeinfahrt mit jeder Menge wählbarer und freier Garagen.

Male styles. Stile dt.

für von da an wieder genaueres Hingucker oefter und Sehen.

'Suchen sie vielleicht nach einem neuen Wagen für sich als deutschem Dichter und Komponist?' 'Gehoeren sie hier zu Mercedes?' 'Nicht ganz. Aber fast!'

'Helmut Schmidt rauchte stattdessen noch Pfeife!'

'Haben sie vielleicht so etwas wie auch eigene Künstlerintelligenz hier?" 'Nein, wir besitzen nur die normale!'

Haribo-Werbung aus den 50er-Jahren für Konfekt. 'Geben sie's raus!!'

Der Angriff gilt unuebersehbar den kompletten Zaehnreihen - in vorderster Linie immer jenen von Maennern. Er setzt schon mit der Kindheit erstmals ein!

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some 'Open Ers'. *Men

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Ein erneut mir begegnender Bus des Reisedienstes Univers oder dem Universum gleich selber! (Zu gern würde ich selber einmal in einem solchen auch mitfahren, nur um zu wissen, wie das ist, oder auch mehr über das Ziel herauszufinden oder den genauen Zielort!!)

jemandem sehr gezielt folgen wollen. dem, einem Er! *Erfolg haben

'Komm' vorbei und grill mit!'

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"Rhinoceros", gouache and black ink on paper, 30 x 40 cm

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Save The Rhino Day

Save the Rhino Day, celebrated globally on May 1, is a day centered around raising awareness of the rhino’s plight in the world, and highlighting ways to help this incredible animal. This day is especially important given the current devastating statistics — on average, one rhino is poached somewhere in the world every 22 hours. On this day, various animal rights organizations, non-profit companies, zoos, animal activists, and other concerned groups provide opportunities to encourage more rhino conservation efforts from people around the world.

History of Save The Rhino Day

To trace the origins of the Rhinoceros, we’d have to go back some millennia — almost 56 million years ago, to be precise. That’s when the first ancestors of the modern Rhinos roamed the planet. They were more horse-like in structure and had no horns. Old rhino bones found from this period in North America show a gradual evolution from this old horse-like structure into one more aligned with today’s rhino. Over these years, there were three distinct species that scientists think might be the ancestors of today’s rhinos. One of these was called the ‘running rhino,’ which was adapted for speed.

Another was more aquatic and resembled today’s hippopotamus. The last, most direct ancestors to the modern rhinoceros appeared approximately 25 million years ago and had multiple sub-species in their families. Of these, the wooly rhinoceros was one of the largest subspecies, weighing in at almost four times the size of the average African elephant, and boasting one-meter-long horns. This species inhabited a large area, from Siberia to the British Isles. These plant-eaters lived alongside the wooly mammoths, and have been found fossilized in ice and in cave paintings made during that period.

These rhinos only lived in Asia initially but began traveling to other places around 25 million years ago. Over time, these rhino ancestors roamed the continents, primarily living in Eurasia (Europe and Asia combined) and North America. However, the American rhinos went extinct sometime between 5.4 and 2.4 million years ago.

Rhinos have also featured in many Asian and African legends — they are the fire-stamping heroes in many stories from Burma, India, and Malaysia. According to these stories, rhinos appeared every time a fire was lit in the forest and would stamp out the flames. So popular is this tale that it even featured in a popular 1980 South-African movie named “The Gods Must Be Crazy.”

Unfortunately, these once-abundant creatures have lost out to human activity. Hunting, and now, poaching and habitat loss, have drastically reduced the number of rhinos across the world. Rhino horns are also integral to traditional medicine in many parts of Asia, with people believing it has mystical powers. Since 2007, there has been a sharp increase in poaching activity and illegal trade of rhino horns, to the extent that many subspecies of rhinos have been declared extinct and the entire rhino population is listed as ‘endangered’.

Save The Rhino Day timeline

1973

A Symbol of Queer Identity

Two Boston artists, Daniel Thaxton and Bernie Toale create a lavender rhinoceros as a symbol to increase awareness of gays and lesbians and put it in a series of subway posters.

2011

No More Black Rhinos

The Western Black Rhino — which used to live in Cameroon, Chad, the Central African Republic, Sudan, and South Sudan — is declared extinct because of excessive poaching.

2012

A Ray of Hope

For the very first time, a Sumatran rhino — the smallest of the rhino family — is born in captivity in the Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary in Indonesia; this miracle repeats in 2016, and then in 2022.

2018

A Sad Farewell

The world bids goodbye to the last known male northern white rhino; only two females survive to this day.

Save The Rhino Day FAQs

What day is World Rhino Day?

On September 22 each year, the global community celebrates the rhinoceros and explains what people can do to help them.

How many rhino species are there?

At present, there are five species of rhinos in the world — the white rhino and the black rhino (both found in Africa), and the Indian, Javan, and Sumatran (all found in Asia).

Are rhinos endangered?

The black, Javan, and Sumatran rhinos are still listed as ‘critically endangered,’ while the entire species is classified as ‘endangered.’

How to Observe Save The Rhino Day

Learn about the rhinoceros: Uncover more interesting information about this magnificent animal. Watch documentaries featuring the rhino, read books and other literature about them, and discover more studies and research that show just how the rhino lives.

Visit a rhino: Why not go see a rhinoceros in real life? Check out rhinos at a local zoo or plan a trip to visit rhinos in the wild.

Help save the rhino: Research the efforts various groups make towards saving the rhino, and check out what you can do to help. These could include online volunteering services, donations of funds, and more.

5 Fun Facts About The Rhinoceros

The rhino communication method: Rhinos make funny sounds — like snorting, sneeze-like sounds, and even honking — and use their bodily waste to 'speak' to other rhinos.

They don't have 20-20 vision: Rhino eyesight is notoriously poor, so much so that if an animal only 100 feet away — in an open space, too — stood motionless, the rhino wouldn't be able to spot them.

How the white rhino got its name: This rhino isn't actually white — English explorers mistook the Afrikaans 'wyd,' which refers to the huge girth of this animal, as 'white' and the name stuck.

Their horns are like our nails: Rhino horns are made up almost entirely of keratin, which is also the protein found in human hair and nails.

And still, people steal their horns: Even as rhino horns are proven to have no health benefits, signs in museums — like the National Museum of Scotland — notify visitors that the horn on display is a replica, as the real one has been stolen.

Why Save The Rhino Day is Important

It helps increase awareness: Rhinos are becoming increasingly rare in the wild, and only continuous efforts to raise awareness, like celebrating Save The Rhino Day, can help this endangered species. Do your bit today to support rhinos.

Creating safe havens for rhinos: The spike in awareness such days provide also subsequently raises the amount of help being offered to save the rhinos. These increased efforts could help secure various safe and protected spaces for the rhino to survive and thrive.

Building a rhino-loving community: Conservation efforts have had a significant impact in the past — various subspecies of rhinos have seen their numbers gradually increase over the years as a result of these activities. After these celebrations, we are left with a passionate and motivated global community that wants to see the rhinoceros flourish in the decades to come.

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Von Swakobmund nach Etosha | From Swakobmund to Etosha

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(+ Rinder | + cattle)