Experts turn to IVF to save endangered Sumatran rhino


KUALA LUMPUR: Environmen­talists here are turning to in vitro fertilisation (IVF) as a last resort to save Malaysia’s last native rhino, the Sumatran rhino, from dying out.

Borneo Rhino Alliance executive director Datuk Dr Junaidi Payne said a programme backed by the Sabah state government was in the works to produce rhino embryos by mid-2017.

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