I’ve always admired black rhinos for their quiet strength and prehistoric beauty. Their hooked upper lip, built for browsing shrubs, and their calm yet powerful presence make them truly remarkable. As I learned more about them, I was struck by how vulnerable they have become. With fewer than 6,500 remaining in the wild, they face relentless poaching, habitat loss, and a slow reproductive cycle. This drawing is my tribute to their resilience and a reminder that every species deserves a future.