Rhinoceroses

White&Indian rhinoceros weights between 5,000-8,000 lb (2,270-3,630 kilo). The largest ever was up to 10,120 lb (4600 kilo)

Animals do not consciously adapt to their environment. It is a matter of evolution and 'survival of the fittest'.

Adaptations come about through mutant variations, most of which are detrimental. However, occasionally a mutation will be beneficial and allow the creature to survive more easily. Such a creature has more chances to procreate and pass on the successful mutation or gene.

Rhinos are herbivores, so unless hidden in the grass and eaten by accident there aren't any animals in the rhino's food chain.

The rhino doesn't feature much in other animals food chain either. Lions may occasionally get a calf, but an adult rhino is pretty much safe from predation unless it gets really ill. Eventually it will die though, and then it'll be eaten by scavengers.

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Horns, thick skin and strong, thick legs. They are vegetarians. They have great senses of smell and hearing, but quite poor eyesight.

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There are a number of way to prevent poaching, educating people about rhinos, dehorning the animals, ensuring that there are more trained personnel to handle poachers, and stricter punishments in place for those that do poach.

in ancient mythology, they have been known to breathe under water and swim in the Atlantic ocean. nowadays, there has only been 1 account of this phenomenon happenning.

Appear: Have 100 pinomenters of grass (100%), Have 50 pinometers of long grass (5%).

Visit: Have 60 pinometers of long grass (6%) or 10 gooseberries in the garden.

Resident: Has eaten 6 Blackberries or has eaten 6 gooseberries. Have 80 pinometers of long grass (8%).

Romance: Have 100 pinomenters of long grass (10%), Has eaten 1 sunflower, Has eaten 1 tulip flower, Have a Doenut house in the garden.

All rhinos are herbivores, plant eaters. No rhino would ever eat Another rhino.

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40 to 45 years i read this off another website. I'm not sure if it's right. i just needed answers for a project.

The female gender of the rhino species. What else?

there where 4300 in 2007 said by national geographic news

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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.

One animal that comes readily to my mind is 'PIG':-)

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The main reason is because of illegal poaching.

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.

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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.