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an animal whose skin is one inch thick

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What animal has skin that is one inch thick on most parts of it's body?

The animal with skin that is one inch thick on most parts of its body is the rhinoceros. This thick skin acts as a protective barrier from thorns, branches, and potential predators in their environment. The thickness of their skin also helps in regulating body temperature and conserving moisture.


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