Vets continue to keep close watch on Iman


The last surviving female Sumatran rhino Iman sleeps most of the day as she struggles to recover from uterine bleeding since Dec 14 at the Tabin Wildlife Reserve in Lahad Datu.

KOTA KINABALU: Iman, Malaysia’s last ­surviving Sumatran rhino, resting as she recovers from a burst uterine tumour she suffered about three weeks ago.

Veterinarians are keeping a close watch on her as they are unable to conduct an ­endoscopic cauterisation procedure in her current weak condition.

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