Young breeder of rhinos

Young breeder of rhinos

YOKOHAMA, Japan - Photo taken Oct. 11, 2013 shows a female Indian rhinoceros named Gopon at the Kanazawa Zoo, run by the Yokohama municipal government. Gopon is pregnant and due to give birth in mid-January 2014.

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