What is the natural habitat of a black Rhinoceros?

Answer 1

The black rhino lives in various areas of sub-Saharan Africa. There are scattered ranges north of the Congo basin, a long stretch along East Africa, and scattered areas in southern Africa.
they are located in Namibia
The Black Rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis) is found in the eastern and central areas of Africa including Kenya, Tanzania,Cameroon,South Africa,Namibia and Zimbabwe.

Answer 2

Due to wetlands (which are the rhinos preference) not being the most common of sites in Southern Africa, the habitat of black rhinos in the wild ranges from savanna 'thornbush' grassland to savanna woodland with the preference to minimal hills.

Answer 3

The Black Rhinoceros habitat varies, from deserts and semi deserts to open habitat such as savanna, grassland and fields.

Rhinos could not survive, in the desert, for unlike camels they cannot store water, and because of their shear size they could not survive without the volume of water they need to consume each day which cannot be found in the desert. That's why they do dwell, on savannas, because there are vast water holes which they can consume vast quantities of water.

Black rhinos are endangered so there arent ma left.

Answer 4

Native to the eastern and central areas of Africa ; see link below .

They also live in India

Answer 5

Africa and Asia. The only difference between a black rhinoceros and a white rhinoceros is the colour ofthe eyelashes

Answer 6

There are two species of rhino in Africa. They both live in sub-Saharan Africa. Their habitat is savanna, scrubland, and desert.

Answer 7

in the lower parts of Africa