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(3 Jul 1992) 9227D RR9227D 3.7.92 ZIMBABWE: RHINOS: RR DURATION: 7 MINS 13 SECS / ENGL SOT: 1 MIN 22 SECS MUSIC: "Wildlife/Safari - Flute and Drums (A)" by Art Heatlie STORY: Wildlife experts are locked in a life or death race to save Zimbabwe's dwindling numbers of black rhinos. National Parks' teams have launched a dehorning operation to make the animals worthless to poachers who shoot them for their horns. But even if sawing off the horns saves some rhinos' lives, it may already be too late to save the species itself from extinction. SHOWS: Aerial view Matusadona National Park near Lake Kariba, near border with Zambia: tranquilised rhinoceros, surrounded by conservationists: Veterinary Surgeon, Dr Even Anderson, using chainsaw to cut off horns: sawn off horns on display in office: Parks and Wildlife Officer, Andy Searle locks horns into safe: map showing number of poached black rhinos: Andy Searle sot: Surgeon preparing cocktail of tranquilising drugs: team on board helicopter: tranquilised young rhino on ground: Searle and Dr Anderson checking electronic tag: painting number on rhino's back: measuring, then sawing off horn: filing down rough edges: painting on antiseptic tar on stump: logo on officer's cap showing two-horned rhino: spraying yellow antiseptic on stump: Dr Anderson and Officer Searle injecting rhino: Dr Anderson sot: rhino staggers up: aerial past elephant herd: ZOOM to elephant carcass: Searle with gun approaches carcass: Searle sot: sunset over park: (WTN) Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...