Now they live in the wild.

Black Rhinos Mandela and Jasiri are seen at Safari Park Dvur Kralov, in Czech Republic. (AP)
A photographer gets close up to Manny. Five endangered eastern black rhinos from wildlife parks in other countries are ready to be sent back to the wild in Rwanda. (AP)
All of the rhinos in Rwanda were killed during a war about 25 years ago. (AP)
Black Rhino Jasmina is one of the rhinos being returned to the wild in Rwanda. (AP)

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Five black rhinos once lived in zoos. Each one got into a big crate. They flew in a plane. Now they live in Africa. They learn to hunt and care for themselves. They are no longer zoo animals.

READ MORE: All the Eastern black rhinos in Rwanda were killed in a war. These five rhinos lived in zoos in Denmark, England, and Czech Republic. They had to be trained to enter big crates. They were loaded onto a cargo plane and flown to Rwanda. Zookeepers and a vet flew with them. The rhinos will be safe in Akagera National Park. But they will be wild. Genesis 1:25 tells us, “And God made the beasts of the Earth according to their kinds.”