The life-threatening experience of Prince Harry being dragged by a rhinoceros

After the Duke experienced a potentially fatal encounter, Prince Harry’s visit to the Rhino Conservative Botswana in 2015 garnered media attention.

During the royal tour of Africa, the Duke of Sussex was dragged by a rhinoceros that hadn’t received enough tranquillizer.

The beast charged Harry when it was being tried to subdue it, dragging him for up to 20 metres.

Map Ives, a conservationist, is quoted in Katie Nicholl’s new book Harry: Life, Loss, and Love as saying: “While [the rhino] was drugged and groggy, it had sufficient strength to get to its feet and wobble onward.

The rhino, which is a dangerous animal to work with, dragged Harry and the crew around for a while. It was hairy. Six men were attached to the ropes, and before any of them were able to stop the line, they were all dragged for about 20 metres.

“I instructed Harry and the boys to clear the dust from their noses and continue. At least once a day, my guys find themselves on their faces. Actually, that was bloody hilarious.

The environmentalist claimed the prince had “a heck of a sense of humour.”