Zamba, Jamba and Zuberi the rhinoceroses at Manor Park Wildlife Park, Pembrokeshire

Zamba and Jamba, the larger two were the first rhinoceroses in Pembrokeshire in 40,000 years. They have recently been joined by Zuberi (the smallest). As of this photo they are 2.5 and 3.5 years old and will be fully grown at 6 years.

Zamba and Jamba, the larger two were the first rhinoceroses in Pembrokeshire in 40,000 years. They have recently been joined by Zuberi (the smallest). As of this photo they are 2.5 and 3.5 years old and will be fully grown at 6 years.
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Zamba and Jamba, the larger two were the first rhinoceroses in Pembrokeshire in 40,000 years. They have recently been joined by Zuberi (the smallest). As of this photo they are 2.5 and 3.5 years old and will be fully grown at 6 years. Zamba and Jamba, the larger two were the first rhinoceroses in Pembrokeshire in 40,000 years. They have recently been joined by Zuberi (the smallest). As of this photo they are 2.5 and 3.5 years old and will be fully grown at 6 years. Zamba and Jamba, the larger two were the first rhinoceroses in Pembrokeshire in 40,000 years. They have recently been joined by Zuberi (the smallest). As of this photo they are 2.5 and 3.5 years old and will be fully grown at 6 years.
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Date2013-06-23 16:39:31
DescriptionZamba and Jamba, the larger two were the first rhinoceroses in Pembrokeshire in 40,000 years. They have recently been joined by Zuberi (the smallest). As of this photo they are 2.5 and 3.5 years old and will be fully grown at 6 years.
CountyPembrokeshire
CountryCymru/Wales
CopyrightCopyright 2012 Ken Davies , Copyright 2013 Kenvyn & Debbie Davies
Tags 2013 2014 African African Rhino African White Rhino Animals Cymru Fauna Mammal Megafauna Nikon D800E Odd-toed Ungulate Outdoors Pembrokeshire Pembrokeshire Attractions Perissodactyla Rhino Rhinoceros Rhinocerotidae Wales Wales/Cymru West Wales White Rhino White Rhinoceros White Rhinoceroses Wildlife Wildlife Park
CameraNikon D800E
Lens50.0-500.0 mm f/4.5-6.3 
Focal Length380mm
Focal Length (35mm)380mm
Shutter Speed1/800
Aperturef/6.3
ISO Speed720

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