A crash of white rhinoceroses is seen in close up in the typical savannah in Kenya, Africa.

Crash of White Rhinos

Kenya, Africa

Rhinos have a strong sense of smell and hearing, but they have notoriously poor eyesight. They have small eyes set on the sides of their heads, which means they have to turn their heads to see straight ahead. They are color blind and do not have binocular vision. So they can't see clearly unless something is very close by.

However, they do appear quite curious. This crash (group of rhinos) of white rhinos in Kenya could not resist getting a closer look at the camera mounted on a ground pod that I placed in its projected path. By using a wide-angle lens, I was hoping to get a different perspective of these beautiful animals as I triggered the rig with a Bluetooth controller.

Photo © copyright by Dr. Edward Mikol.

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