June 19, 2012
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Chris Packham encounters a group of northern white rhinos in Kenya. These giant herbivores could run a man through, as soon as look at him, should they feel like it. The good news is that their eyesight is appalling - which means that as long as Chris moves very slowly he can get quite close to them. But they do have a very keen sense of smell - so there could be trouble if the wind changes. Rhinos like these provide a vital service to the savannah - by simply eating it and pooing on it.
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