The rhinoceros is a slow reproducing species. The results are published in Theriogenology. It is hoped that the data will improve birth management and obstetrics in rhinos and help to reduce the number of stillbirths or perinatal problems in zoological gardens. They recorded timelines for pre-birth development, milk production, hormone levels, gestation length and documented the onset of parturition, different stages of labour and fetal position at birth. To help fill gaps in knowledge about rhinoceros parturition, scientists from the Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research (Leibniz-IZW) together with zoo veterinarians closely monitored 19 pregnant white rhinos in six European zoos.
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