IUCN status: Black, Javan and Sumatran rhino: Critically endangered. White rhino: Near threatened. Indian rhino: Vulnerable. Lifespan (in wild): Weight: 500kg -2,500kg Body length: 2.5m-4m long Top speed:55km/hour Diet: Herbivore Habitat: grassy plains, rainforests and swamps. 1) Our...
White Rhino Facts Anatomy The head and body length of white rhinos is 140–150 in (360–380 cm) in males while the female averages 118–143 in (300–363 cm). The adult males weigh up to 5,000 lb (2,300 kg) and females 3,800 lb (1,700 kg). Males have a shoulder height of ...
Rhinoceros Facts Main Prey Grass, Fruit, Berries, Leaves Habitat Tropical bushland, grassland and savannas Predators Human, Wild cats Diet Herbivore Average Litter Size 1 Lifestyle Solitary Favorite Food Grass Type Mammal Slogan It's horns are made from keratin! Rhinoceros Physical Characteristics ...
Females attain the maturity at 4.5 years age but it may not give birth until it reaches 6 years. Males become mature around 8 – 9 years of age. The maximum lifespan in captivity is 49 years while in the wild they live up to 35 years. Conservation Status Critically Endangered...
IUCN status: Black, Javan and Sumatran rhino: Critically endangered. White rhino: Near threatened. Indian rhino: Vulnerable. Lifespan (in wild): Weight: 500kg -2,500kg Body length: 2.5m-4m long Top speed:55km/hour Diet: Herbivore Habitat: grassy plains, rainforests and swamps. 1) Our...
In the wild Sumatran rhinos live up to 35 – 40 years while the captive rhino has a maximum lifespan of about 32 years. They have poor eyesight but they are pretty quick and can climb mountains, riverbanks and slopes. The thickness of the skin is 10–16 mm.Distribution...