While black rhinos in Africa once numbered over 100,000, their population is now around 5,000, making them critically endangered. Black rhinos are generally most active during the nighttime when they forage and drink, making them harder to spot than other animals. They are also solitary, and are known for being shyer and more aggressive than white rhinos. Their habitat is mainly throughout southern and eastern Africa, but to spot them, you have to know where to go.

Click here to read about some of the places where you can still see black rhinos in Africa.