First photos taken of rare Vietnamese rhinoceros

First photos taken of rare Vietnamese rhinoceros

HANOI, Vietnam - A photo released by the World Wide Fund (WWF) shows a male Javan rhino lumbering through a swamp. WWF said the photo, taken in May, marks the first time the animal has been captured on film in Vietnam.

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