JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A favorite at Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens has died. Archie the rhino was 55 and the oldest male of his species in captivity, the zoo announced on social media Tuesday.

Archie, a 55-year-old southern white rhino at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens, has died. He was the oldest male of his species in human care and a founder of the North American rhino population.

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Zoo officials said 55-year-old Archie had recently been diagnosed with a soft tissue sarcoma. Due to his age and the extent of the tumor, extensive treatment would have been too taxing for him. Archie ...

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Archie, a 55-year-old southern white rhino at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens, has died. He was the oldest male of his species in human care and a founder of the North American rhino population.