A landmark rewilding initiative involving 19 white rhinos has turned Mozambique’s previously decimated Zinave National Park into the country’s only park to host the “big five” animals. Alongside elephants, buffalos, lions and leopards – the other four animals deemed the most impressive animals to spot in the wild – the first cohort of rhinos to return to the park in more than four decades have been successfully relocated to the national park. The 408,000 hectare park, destroyed by 16 years of civil war (1977-1992), is now hoped to become a major Southern African tourism destination and is loca…