Usually i prefer animals to stay in their naturally habitat, but clearly something has to happen, and if bringing some rhino's to Australia and doing a breeding program will keep them alive I'm all for it. Humans have already destroyed to many things, loosing such beautiful and magnificent creatures would be a crime against humanity and something that can never be fixed.
At the moment there's only ONE northern black male rhino left. ONE, in the whole world. and he doesn't have much longer to live, only a few years at most. Is this what we want our future to look like?


My video's have been playing up of late (thanks booklikes) so if it doesn't work you can go to think link, which is down the bottom or here:
https://au.tv.yahoo.com/sunrise/video/watch/28032049/saving-africas-rhinos/

Accidentally click to this book.

Then know this is from a Nobel Laureate Dario Fo, take a look again.

If you are like me, who think it is not that likely that you will read this within a year, because of the "to-read" pile is too high, at least watch the video. Then maybe remembered this well enough to hit the book again at another time. 

I've seen this version, so cannot comment on the quality. Might add this afterward. 

I was tagged by MartheBozart to do this 10 Influential Books tag. The basic idea is that I choose 10 books that have been influential to me in some way. I decided to group my 10 selections into books that influenced me as 1) a reader, 2) a writer, and 3) a...well, this tier is miscellaneous.

A body in a rundown Opera House.
Simmering resentment in a small Virginia coastal town.
A missing manuscript.
A dark family secret.

When crime consultant Scott Drayco is bequeathed a derelict Opera House in a rundown Virginia fishing village, he doesn't count on finding a body on stage. And that's just the beginning of his troubles....  (More at bvlawson.com)

I'm stupidly excited for this.