Answer: 22 September
Notes: World Rhino Day is celebrated globally on 22 September to highlight the urgent need to protect rhinoceros species. It was first announced in 2010 by WWF-South Africa and officially observed from 2011. The day focuses on the five surviving rhino species threatened by poaching, habitat loss, and illegal trade. Conservationists, governments, and communities join hands through awareness drives, educational programmes, and fundraising events. The initiative calls for global unity to safeguard rhinos for future generations. This year’s observance renewed focus on collective responsibility and stronger wildlife protection efforts worldwide.
