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WHAT INSPIRED RHINO NIGHTS?
Saba Douglas-Hamilton tells why she got into wildlife filmmaking and what inspired her to make Rhino Nights.
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IS THE RHINO MISUNDERSTOOD?
Sure they're grumpy and liable to charge at the drop of a hat, but is there another, softer side to rhinos? Saba makes an incredible discovery.
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HOW DOES ONE APPROACH A RHINO?
Approaching a rhino is not to be taken lightly, but Saba explains how you can get up closely without them knowing — as long as you make the right moves.
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WHAT ARE RHINOS LIKE UP CLOSE?
When seen up close — especially at night — rhinos reveal hidden personalities and surprising behavior that few people ever suspected. Saba explains.
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WERE YOU EVER IN DANGER?
Saba tells how she lingered too long in rhino country one night and was approached by a group of the very curious — but very deadly — creatures, one of the key scenes in Rhino Nights.
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WHO'S BLYTHE LOUTIT?
Saba reminisces about the conservationist who fought for nearly 25 years to protect the desert-adapted black rhinos of Namibia. Blythe Loutit is a true inspiration to Saba and others.
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WHO'S SIMSON URI-KHOB?
As Director of Research for Save the Rhino International, Simson Uri-Khob proved to be an invaluable resource in the making of Rhino Nights, as Saba explains.
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WHAT WAS NAMIBIA LIKE?
Harsh, barren but beautiful, northern Namibia was the perfect backdrop for Rhino Nights. Saba describes one of the most unique places on earth.
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