Rhino facts for kids: learn all about the five species of rhinoceros, with rhino facts about behaviour, size, diet, threats and defence mechanisms...
Africa is also home to many endangered animals such as the White and Black Rhinoceros. Kruger National Park where one can admire the beautiful African wildlife is one of the biggest national parks and wildlife conservation areas in the world....
Rhinoceros(Rhinocerotidae)is a large and bulky ungulate with one or sometimes two horns on the snout, possessing three toes on each limb. They have a hairless body. Rhino’s horns often remind us of the typical horns of antelopes, cattle, or even a goat. They have a thick skin that v...
RhinocerosorRhinosonce inhabited Europe, Asia, and Africa. They have been drawn in cave paintings. Now they are only found in Africa’s savannahs and Asia’s tropical forests. They are known for their huge bodies, short but thick legs, and one or two horns above their nose. We have gathe...
The woolly rhinoceros (Coelodonta antiquitatis) believed to be around for thousands of years. It had even existed during the Ice Age. The woolly rhino is now extinct but the animal once lived in the northern Asia and Europe. Scientists have found the remains of woolly rhino from the U.K...
India for Kids | Animals in India India is home to many large mammals such as the snow leopard, the Indian rhinoceros, the Bengal tiger or the Asian elephant. Asian elephants There are also water buffalos and many different antelope species. Some species are endangered and threatened due to ...
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The average number of babies a Javan Rhinoceros has is 1. What is an interesting fact about Javan Rhinoceroses? Javan Rhinoceroses only have a 25 centimeter-long horn! What is the scientific name for the Javan Rhinoceros? The scientific name for the Javan Rhinoceros is Rhinoceros Sondaicus. What...
Now rhinos can only be found in Asia and Africa. The first rhinoceros to roam the planet was the Woolly Rhino that lived on earth over 50 million years ago! Today, there are five different kinds of Rhino. These are the Black rhinoceros and the white rhinoceros, both of which live in Af...
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