ROBERT ZHAO RENHUI 赵仁辉
b. 1983, works and lives in Singapore
ROBERT ZHAO RENHUI 赵仁辉
2013
Digital inkjet print, semigloss paper
74(H)*111cm
Edition of 5
+ 1AP
ZRH_2960
A small population of white rhinoceroses in Africa has evolved to have horns so small that they are barely visible. Experts believe this could be due to years of hunting individuals with large horns. The remaining rhinoceroses with smaller horns left to breed eventually created a whole new hornless generation.
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