"Hanging rhinos upside down actually improved ventilation (albeit to a small degree) over rhinos lying on their sides," Dr Robin Radcliffe, study author and senior lecturer in wildlife and conservation medicine, said in a statement. "While this was unexpected, and the margins small, any incremental improvement in physiology helps to enhance safety of black rhinoceros during capture and anesthesia."
SAVE the ELEPHANTS, (& RHINOS) (& Tigers too )!
