Yes, the Sumatran rhino ("hairy rhino") does exist, but sadly, it is on the "critically endangered" list. In fact, it is the most endangered rhinoceros species. Poaching has caused the number of Sumatran rhinos to decrease by fifty percent over the last 20 years. Currently fewer than 100 Sumatran rhinos exist on the island of Sumatra, and only 10 animals remain in Malaysia.
None, since no snakes that exist today are hairy.
yes
It is important for rhinos to continue to reproduce to prevent them from going extinct. If rhinos stopped reproducing today, once all the existing rhinos died or were poached, rhinos would then no longer exist.
The family if the northern-hairy nosed wombat is Vombatidae. Its scientific name is Lasiorhinus krefftii. Lasio means hairy: rhinos means nose. Krefftii was named after Gerard Krefft, Director of the Australian Museum from 1864-1874, an important zoologist at the time.
no becouse the hair come out due to cold winter
Rhinos are afforded protection by law from poaching everywhere they exist. Sadly, they are not always protected well enough. Nowhere are they protected from the dangerous impacts of Global Warming.
Elephants, Warthogs, Wild Boar, Walrus, Rhinos and the Narwhal to name a few.
Rhinos live for a while with other rhinos
No."Unicorns" were actually single-horned rhinos, which were used as beasts of war in ancient times. They were misinterpreted as a mythical creature.See this related question: Do Unicorns Exist?
No, there are no rhinos in Saint Lucia. Rhinos are native to Africa.
Rhinos are vertebrates.
Hairy. Is the positive form of hairy.