Question

What challenge did Hume face with the black rhino in comparison to the white rhino when it came to ranching, as noted in the case study?

Group of answer choices

Black rhinos required a different and more expensive diet compared to white rhinos, significantly increasing the ranch's operating costs.

The black rhino's untamable nature led to frequent escapes from the ranch, posing a challenge for containment and management.

Black rhinos less docile nature would led to conflicts that could result in injury or death, making it difficult to keep them together and raise meaningfully sized rhino herds.

The gestation period for black rhinos was significantly longer, making the breeding process less efficient and more costly.

Unlike white rhinos, black rhinos could not be easily trained for ecotourism activities, which limited their potential as a tourist attraction on the ranch.

Black rhinos were more susceptible to diseases, requiring Hume to invest more in veterinary care and medical treatments.

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Black rhinos required a different and more expensive diet compared to white rhinos, significantly increasing the ranch's operating costs.