Yes. Black and White are two subspecies of Rhinos in Africa.
These are not subspecies, but two distinct species.
Black and White Rhinos can live in all tempered zones in the world that provide food for them. The Indian rhinoceros is not wildly different in it's needs from the black and white rhinos of Africa. So it is reasonable to assume that African black and white rhinos would survive in India easily.
they originate from african savannah
Black rhinos live in southern and Eastern Africa. White rhinos also live in eastern and Southern Africa. Hence, their ranges mostly coexist.
white,black,and gray.
A black Rhino can achieve average heights of 6ft, not sure on white rhinos.
There are two species of African rhinoceros. The black rhinoceros is found in Kenya. The white rhinoceros is only found in southern parts of Africa, not in Kenya.
White rhinos eat grass, black rhinos eat mainly twigs and branches.
Of the two species of African rhino, the white rhino is a grazer, eating mainly grasses while the black rhino is a browser, subsisting on shrubs, bushes and leaves.
As of the latest statistics in 2010, there are over 18,000 white rhinos found in South Africa. In addition, there are slightly over 22,000 black rhinos.
There are five species of rhino. None of them or more "regular" than the others. White rhinos are one of the two species from Africa, and these are the most well known, at least in America.
The Rhino does not prey on anything. The white and black rhinos have a diet of grass, twigs, branches, and roots they dig up from the ground.
In a zoo, they'll have to eat what they are fed. For White rhinos its usually hay with some supplements. For black rhinos there's a fair bit of pellets and shrubs too.