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Your hard work paid off. She is healthy.

My family lives in the northern part of Mara.

It can take me like ten to twelve hours by bus.

It's quite distant. I do spend most of my time here.

This is Brenda and this is Yvonne...

They are my two beautiful daughters.

My last time since I've been with them is almost

two months now.

Sometimes it's very hard...

but sometimes we have to accept it.

It's more like having two families.

I have my immediate family at home...

and my second family is the rhino.

And I have to care for all of them.

The weight is on our shoulders.

And the whole world is watching us.

We know that she has issues in her reproductive tract

for a long time.

Everything's done.

All is done?

Everything's done.

She has benign tumors and potentially malignant tumors

that are in the uterus.

My father used to work in Ol Pejeta as a fencer...

and I got to visit when I was very young...

and that's how I started building up

being a conservationist.

The best time to implant a rhino embryo...

is at the peak of the surrogate female's fertility cycle.

Mating behavior tells us when this is happening.

Right there are the two surrogates and the teaser bull.

The one by himself on the left is the male.

When the teaser bull starts mating...

we know it's the right time to do the implantation

of the embryos.

The teaser bull is a sterilized male...

So he still mates, but it can't make the

surrogate mothers pregnant.

I think one of the surrogates is ready...

I can see the male is just following them behind...

And this is a really good sign.

This tells us that it is the perfect time to

implant the embryo.

Now my job is to call the team and tell them to get here

as fast as they can.

And don't miss your shot!

Little prayer?

Yeah, prayer? Now it's your turn.

I do it inside.

Yeah, I do it inside.

It has to work.

Can you see where they are?

Get ready. She is the one at the back.

You darted? Yes.

Go away, go away.

Tell people to move away so the tranquilizer doesn't fail.

Can we bring the tent?

Frank, what's the time right now?

The clock is running.

Now it's very sensitive phase.

Give the ketamine, please.

I'm in.

We are in with the needle.

And now we have to concentrate. One hundred milligram ketamine.

And now let's implant the embryo.

Yes, yes, yes...

It's working now...

It's working now...

It's there. Good!

Thomas, success?

El Nino, which is a climate phenomenon...

made by global warming...

produced so much rain here in Kenya...

that the surface of the soil was flushed away...

and hundred year old carcasses...

mummies, buried by the Maasais here...

were released and in these mummies...

there are the bacteria which can live up to five hundred ears.

And they release extremely powerful toxin...

and this toxin killed our rhinos in one hour.

There is Jomo, the sterilized male.

It's really huge male.

That's Jomo there...

Got it?

You have a second dart yeah?

The first dart is in...

so we're just going for the second dart now.

Okay, got it. So first dart is in,

and we start thawing an embryo. Thanks.

Second dart is in.

Bottom left. So diagonally down. Left.

Do you see anything?

Keep pushing. No, in the other direction.

In the other direction. Am I in?

There it is.

Yes, perfect. OK.

High up. High up.

Left, right?

Right.

Do you think so?

Yeah.

It's up there on the right.

There it is. There it is. Okay.

Okay, I'm at the limit.

Hold it there, keep it steady.

Pregnant!

Pregnant for sure.

The embryo is in. She's pregnant!

Always rain is good.

I hope it's a good sign for the embryo.

It's sort of a blessing.

I'm dreaming that we will see many,

many more of these beautiful...

northern white rhinos alive on the Earth once again.