Male rhinos are called bulls. However, if you are referring to the bovine bull or bovines in general, no, it is not a cousin of the rhino.
It's an adult male rhino.
They are, but very, very distantly.
They're different names for males and females of the same species (domestic bovines, elephants, elk, moose, rhinos, etc.), so most definitely they're related, yes!
No. See the related link for a list of countries that have rhinos.
Rhinos todayare descended from small creatures found in the Miocene, the extinct wooly rhino was closely related to todays species. Rhinos share a common primitive ancestor with horses.
Well pachyderms are thick skinned creatures, eg elephants, pigs,rhinos etc. but the smallest is... the hyrax. yep the hyrax. hyrax's have no close relatives but are related to elephant and sea cows.
Nope. Rhinos out-do cows in terms of sheer size and weight. The average mature weight of a rhino bull is over two tonnes (at least 4000 lbs), whereas the average mature weight of a bovine bull is only around 2500 lbs.
cows
COWS
no they dont cows are not related to the cow family at all
any of the hooved animals
cows, bison, yaks, camels, water buffalo, elephants, dolphins, giraffes, hippos, rhinos, whales, large seals, moose, elks and red deer.
Freisian cows breed just like any other cows do. See the related question below.
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