The Last Rhinos: My Battle to Save One of the World's Greatest Creatures Free Audiobook Download by Graham Spence,Lawrence Anthony

In 2009, the last white rhino in Zimbabwe was killed. Author Graham Spence Lawrence Anthony and his co-author, Simon Vance, weaved their story around this event in order to paint a picture of the dire straits of the world's only species of large mammals that inhabit Africa. The Last Rhinos is an audiobook that follows Anthony as he travels from Africa to dozens of other countries in search of his quarry, hoping to raise enough money to try and purchase one more male rhino and ensure that at least one member of the species survives.

The Last Rhino is a memoir by Graham Spence of his efforts to save the remaining rhinos from extinction. It tells Spence's story of the fight to save the rhinos and their habitat from extinction. The book is narrated by Simon Vance in an audiobook download.

The Last Rhinos is a naturalist's memoir. It was written by Graham Spence Lawrence Anthony. The audiobook narrated by Simon Vance is available for download through Audible, but there are also hardback and paperback versions of the book.

In 2014, there were only two northern white rhinos remaining: Sudan and Suni. These two rhinos are also the last of their kind in the world. The northern white rhino is a critically endangered species, and many people thought that they would be extinct by now.

"In 2008, when I first heard about the last remaining male northern white rhino, I knew it was my duty as a conservationist to save him. What could possibly stop me? I am the president of Tanzania's parks and wildlife service. The chances that I might be able to accomplish this seemed slim at best."

The Last Rhinos is a story of the efforts to preserve rhinos in Kenya by English conservationist Graham Spence Lawrence Anthony. The author was drawn into the battle after he was asked to write a business plan for a safari company that wanted to embark on an African tour. During his travels, he saw many animals being killed for their horns and sought to find ways to end this practice before it's too late for some of the remaining rhinos in the wild.