The Rhinocerous: Facts, News and Videos

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Rhinocerouses Are In Danger

Rhinocerouses are on the verge of extinction. The tradeĀ  in the ivory of rhinocerouses has not been stopped even with a big crack down on elephant ivory poaching.


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Baby Rhinocerous Makes Friends With A Warthog

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Interesting Facts

There are three types of Rhinoceroses. The Indian Rhinoceros, the Black Rhinoceros and the White Rhinoceros.

The Black and White Rhinoceroses are actually gray. Both live in Africa. The difference is that one grazes from the ground while the other forages from trees and bushes.

The Indian Rhinoceros has only one horn while the others have two horns.

All Rhinos have good eyesight and bloodhound like smelling abilities. They actually track each other through smell from trees and the ground.

Rhinoceroses love to wallow around in the mud and soak themselves in water. They also like to stay out of the sun and under the shade for most of the day.

Rhinoceroses have armor like skin which has protect them in the wild so much so that they have been around for millions of years. They are vegetarians and get all their food by grazing. They also live to about 35-40 years of age and have been clocked at over 30 miler per hour - that's a really fast charge keeping big predators like lions away from them. [facts from here.]

A Rhino Chases Off A Lion

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Rhino Facts and Sanctuary

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Rhinocerous Sanctuary

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Rhinocerous Ivory Controversy

Kenya Calls for End to World Ivory Trade - 18-Jul-09: Rhino Horn Smuggling article
Kenya Calls for End to World Ivory Trade by : NAIROBI (AP) %uFFFD Kenyan wildlife officials called today for an end to the ivory trade worldwide, saying a one-off sale two years ago led to a spike in the number of elephants killed in Africa. The 2007 move
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Kenya Seizes Ivory, Rhino Horns as Poaching on Rise
Poaching keeps coming back!
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Poachers Hunting Rhino's
Eighty-four of the animals have been killed by poachers in the country so far this year
AWF: A Crack in the Ban on Ivory Trade
A problem with keeping the ban on ivory trade
RHINO Case
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Baby Rhino Playing With A Ball

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Baby White Rhino Running Around

She's curious and playful

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Rhinocerous Photos

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