Why do hunters want rhino horns?
A rhino's horn is very valuable because they are used to make daggers and are made of keratin. Keratin is found in hair and is rich in minerals and calcium so it is hard wearing and durable. It is illegal to hunt a rhino for their horns because they are an endangered species.
What animal is similar to a rhinoceros?
A pachyderm.
it is a single horned mamal that has no natural enemy exectp for humans. the horn is made of the material fingernails are made.
In the related links box below I posted the wikipeida article on the rhino.
Pigeons are closely related to what?
Doves and pigeons form the family Columbidae. There are 289 known species in the world. The terms "pigeon", and "dove", are actually interchangeable, with pigeons normally referring to the larger species of the family. However, the rock dove is known as the feral pigeon of large cities.
Rhinos don't naturally lose their horns, but sometimes they knock them off by accident. This can happen if the rhino takes on something much harder than a natural target - like the inside of a transport crate.
The horn will come off at the base, and leave a large, oozing wound. It's probably quite painful, but not life threatening. The horn will grow back, but it'll take years before it's back to a normal size.
Some species(Javan/Indian) has a lot smaller horns than the African species.
The most common reason for a rhino to lose its horns is that humans either cut them off (which is hard to do) or they kill then for their horns.
What level do you get the Oak Seed in Viva Pinata?
From what I have learned you need to be at or past level 10 and need to have planted a lot of plants to make seedos happy and willing to give you the seed.
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What is the length of a rhino's penis?
The height of a giraffe can depend whether its male or female. Though usually an adult giraffe can be 19 feet or more.
Is one horned rhino carnivorous?
No, there are no snakes that are omnivores or herbivores. All snakes are carnivores.
How do animals become extinct?
Today, species become extinct because of humans, more than any other cause. Habitat loss, deforestation, hunting, and other things people do make animals become extinct at a rate of 150 to 200 species every day.
Usually not, but it can happen.
Most rhinos live in Africa, where there aren't any tigers.
But there are places in Asia that has both rhinos and tigers.
Still doesn't make Rhinos a regular meal for tigers though.
An adult, healthy rhino is too big and strong for a tiger to take on. It'll try for an easier meal instead.
But a tiger might kill a rhino calf that's gotten separated from its mother, or possibly even a sick and weak adult.
Where did the word rhino originate from?
Rhinos can be found in Africa and Asia. In Africa, the black rhino and the white rhino live on savannas. In Asia, the Indian, Sumatran, and Javan rhinos live in the locations they are named for.
Their thick layered skin protects the rhino from thorns and sharp grasses. Their skin harbors many external parasites, such as crabs, which are eaten by expects and egrets that live with the rhino
The Javan Rhino is a herbivorous browser and eats diverse plant species. They mainly eat shoots, twigs, young leaves and fallen fruit. They are also able to live on more fibrous foods if necessary. Most plants favoured by this rhino grow in areas with a lot of sun, such as forest clearings. It knocks down young saplings to reach it's food and grabs it with it's upper lip. The Javan Rhino eats approximately 50kg of food everyday. It is both diurnal and nocturnal. This rhino needs salt in it's diet just like the Sumatran Rhino. Javan Rhinos are also observed to drink seawater to get the amount of salt needed for their bodies.
What is the name of the medicine that is made of a rhino's horn?
Yes. It is done quite commonly. However the "medicine" is not really all that effective or useful. Mostly based on folklore and myth.
Actually, the rhino's horn is nothing but a piece of its skin. You can compare it to the nails in the hands of humans. It is a myth that it has medicinal properties.
Anyways, the horn is used in oriental Chinese and Asian medicines.
Large animals typically have thick, tough skin, since they are heavy and there is a lot of stress placed on that skin by the weight of the flesh that it contains. In addition, tough skin protects against various potential dangers such as scratchy thorns, bites, etc.
What are characteristics of baby rhinos?
Calves are bouncy, playful creatures with a face to them that would make almost anyone melt. They are a bit smaller than their mothers or sires, and look like their all legs and elbows. They look like miniature long-legged cows, but are of more playful energy than of eating and cud-chewing energy. Calves vary in color, from white to all black, according to their breeding.
Does rhinos have any strange eating habits?
Giraffes are herbivores that primarily browse on twigs of trees. However they also eat shrubs, grass and fruits. Despite being herbivorous, they are also known to visit carcasses and lick the dried meat off bones.
Who would win a fight between a hippo and a crocodile?
The Crocodile Could Eat The Hippo But The Hippo Could Get The Crocodile Away With TheBreath...... I believe they would both win.
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I personally think it depends on the size and age of both. ----- A hippo would win because it could put a foot ontop of the crocodile's mouth and then the crocodile wouldn't be able to move its mouth.
How are a hippo and a rhino different?
Rhinos are gray mammals that have one or two horns on their heads. Hippos are brownish mammals that have no horns and like water.
Well hippos are one of the most dangerous animals, hippos spend most of there time in water and rhinos on land. Rhinos also have a couple of horns and can run very fast.