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Conservationists and animal agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung are mourning the agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung of Sudan the rhinoceros. Sudan was the world's agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung male northern white rhino. Sudan, 45, was put down at a zoo in Kenya after " agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung-related complications". He had been in agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung health due to his old age. Officials say his agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung "worsened significantly" and he was not agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung enough to stand. His agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung had deteriorated and his skin had "extensive wounds". The zoo's agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung said: "Sudan's death was a cruel symbol of human disregard for agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung and it saddened everyone who knew him."

Hunters have hunted the northern white rhino to agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung-extinction. There were more than 2,000 in the agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung in the 1960s but their numbers agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung fell because of the agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung of their horns. The only northern white rhinos alive today are Sudan's daughter and granddaughter. They live in agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung so they will be protected. There are hopes they can produce agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung to keep their agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung going. In vitro fertilization agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung using semen from other dead rhinos could be used with Sudan's agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung. The zoo wants to raise $9 million to fund the agecaptivityconditionconservationcontinuallydirectorlastlossloversmusclesnaturenearoffspringpoorspeciesstrongtechniquesvaluewildyoung project.