Randy rhino in zoo escape

A sex-crazed three-tonne rhino escaped its Australian zoo enclosure in a bid to find a sexual partner.
Horny Satara managed to break free from his wood and steel enclosure at Monarto Zoo, Adelaide as he tried to get to a nearby pair of female rhinos.
But unable to reach the target of his affections he roamed around the open range zoo for over four hours.
Zoo staff used a helicopter to locate the 18-year-old white rhinoceros before shooting him three times with tranquiliser dart and led him to a new, more secure, enclosure.
Despite the trashed enclosure the escape is good news for keepers, Satara is part of a breeding program for endangered rhinos who are normally notoriously difficult to mate.
The rare rhino was caught in the African Kruger National Park about six years ago before being taken to Australia.
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