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Rhinoceroses

Also known as rhino and a member of the family Rhinocerotidae, rhinoceroses are massive, powerful odd-toed ungulates. They have a very thick protective skin, relatively little brains for mammals of their size and two horns on the snout.

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Why is the black rhino a herbivore?

black rhion a herbivore because it is black and it eats only green grass.it don't like to eat flesh.

What 2 kinds of African Rhinos are there?

the only difference is in the shape of the mouth, one is adapted to eating long grasses and the other to low growing grasses.

The black rhino poor eyesight but its sense of smell excellent?

Not excellent but good. The rhino has a good sense of smell.

What rhymes with rhinos?

There are very little words that rhyme with Rhino's the best word I found was Albino: a person who has no given complexion or hair color.

Who is the predotor of a rhino?

Adult rhinos do not have any predators. That is because of their large size, thick hide, and horns for defense. However, lions, tigers, leopards, and hyenas would kill and eat an unprotected rhino calf.

What do rhinos look like?

Rhinos like playing with PSP, cooking dung cookies, and sharpening their horns. They like playing tea party with the elephant, and the Siberian penguin. Before they go to sleep, they steal brownies from Little Red Riding Hood.

What is a rhino's favorite food?

The rhinoceros is a herbivore and eats grasses, leaves, shoots, buds and fruits in order to gain the nutrients that the rhino needs to grow and survive. The average rhinoceros regularly gets to about 60 years old in the wild particularly seeing as they have no real predators apart from human poachers. The rhino is also known to have a fairly small brain in comparison to their large size.

How do rhinos respire?

Rhinoceroses do not sweat as they have no sweat glands. Much like pigs, they roll around in mud or cold water to cool themselves off as a form of perspiring.

Is hippo and rhino omnivorous?

Hippos and rhinos are both considered herbivores. And while hippos do bite other animals as defence, biting is not the same as eating.

How do rhino's have babies?

The male and female adult rhino get together and make a baby rhino, just like people do.

How can i get rid of rhino horn i aleady have?

If you find that you are growing a rhino horn, it would be in your best interest to visit a doctor for an examination. If you have a rhino horn in your collection and you wish to dispose of it, you should contact a museum in your area to see if they'd like to add it to their own collection.

How far can a rhino pee?

IT DEPENDS ON HOW FAST HE IS RUNNING WHILE DOING IT.

How many babies can rhino's have?

a black rhino can have up to 1 baby because it is so big that it can only fit one baby in its stomach

How big are baby rhinos?

Most baby rhino, or calves, are born after 15 to 16 months of gestation, and usually, only one is born at a time. They weigh between 88 and 140 pounds, or (40 to 64 kilograms) on average, depending on the specific subspecies. They reach maturity at different ages depending on gender. On average, most females are considered mature between the ages of five and six years old, while males take a little while longer, reaching maturity at seven to eight years of age. Please see the sites listed below for more information, and details.

What does a Indian rhino eat?

Well... it is obviously an herbivore, so plants(sort of an easy question).

What level is coffee on viva pinata?

you need to be level 48 in order to get an acorn in order to tinker

How does does rhinoceros communicate?

Rhinos communicate using scents, body language, and vocalizations. They also use Infrasonic Communication which is below any human communication ranges.