Rhinoceroses

Rhinos live in the plains
Rhinos dont have a shelter where they are from because it is so hot sometimes, most often they will just sleep any where out of the way of any danger.

Due to conservation efforts, numbers are stabilizing (numbers of the black rhino population). Recovery is on it's way for the Black Rhino, if these trends continue.

The peacock is a bird, not a mammal.

Oxpeckers feed on the Ticks found on a Rhino.

A rhino is not heavier than a car as an average rhino weighs about 1.5 tones. Some cars are way much heavier than this and very few would weigh less than a rhino.

They tend to travel alone and be extremely territorial

well the live in the wild for about 50 years are more

Rhinos are the biggest of the two groups of species. The largest species of rhinoceros, namely the White Rhino, can weigh over 7700 pounds, have a head-to-tail body length of 11 to 15 feet, and stand 6 to 6.5 feet at the shoulder. The largest species of bear, namely the Polar Bear, has males that weigh around 1500 pounds, have a head-to-tail body length of 8 to 10 feet, and stands 4 to 5 feet at the shoulder.

The smaller endangered species of rhino (Black Rhino) is still larger than the polar bear, weighing around 1900 to 3500 pounds, has a body length of 11 to 13 feet in length, and stands about 5 to 6 feet at the shoulder.

rhinos are solitary. males grow up and leave until its time to mate.

The Black Rhino baby doesn't live with its father, but with it's mother. It stays with it's mother until its fully weaned (weaned means when a young mammal has stopped suckling from it's mother) then it leaves the calf to fend for itself. I hope this was helpful! :)

because they are killing the rhino's and taking the horns off so they can make medicine.

Black rhinos live in various habitats which have dense and woody vegetation. White rhinos live in grasslands with plenty of water holes and shade trees. Rhinos are herbivores that have a life expectancy of 35 years.

There is no species called "Black Rhino Tiger" that I could find any information about, or a listing with IUCN Red List concerning their endangered status. There is however a species called "Black Rhino", that is "critically endangered" according to the IUCN Red List. Also there is a species called "Tigers"with a status of "endangered" also listed on the IUCN Red List. The Black Rhino suffers from illegal poaching for their horns. The horns are usually sold into the black market and make their way into Traditional Chinese Medicines. The Tigers causation is generally the same, just the body parts are different. Generally most of the tiger can be sold for use in some fashion, but the internal organs and bones are what drives the value at the black market. Mostly these are sold at black markets and again they make their way into Traditional Chinese Medicines. This coupled with severe habitat loss creates terrible pressures on the species. Many groups are working with local governments to set aside safe, and guarded lands where these animals can grow and flourish. For more details, please see sites listed below.

A black rhino is endothermic, able to maintain its own body temperature. It is a mammal, and mammals and birds are endothermic. The term 'endothermic' is the biological term for an animal that is warm-blooded.

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.

Right now, scientists are trying to bring back a frozen woolly mammoth, and a saber tooth tiger. To do this, they take DNA of the dead animal, and put it into a living, unfertilized egg (without a nucleus or DNA of a living mother of the closest species and insert it into the mother. If it is fertilized later, then it will be born as the extinct animal.

The black, or hooked-lipped, rhino, along with all other rhino species, is an odd-toed ungulate (three toes on each foot).

1. The White Rhino
2. The Indian Rhino
3. The Black Rhino
4. The Javan Rhino
5. The Sumarian Rhino

people killed them for there horns to make medicine
Javan Rhinos are endangered because mostly humans and the eruption of Krakatau Volcano in Indonesia. Most people hunt them for their horns because it is very strong and is good for decorations. They are in the brink of extinction and there are 60 left in the world that number probably has changed but that's a estimate. SAVE THE JAVAN RHINOS!
The biggest reason is poaching for the valuable horn, used in quack medicines, mainly by China.

it has 2 horns and is 2,992 pounds at least that's right

Humans are the only predators of rhinos.

The Javan tiger preyed on young calves, but that tiger subspecies is now extinct.

The African sub-saharan elephant Loxodonta africana is the largest living land animal, weighing up to 16,500 lbs (7,500 kg), while the largest rhinoceros weighs about 11,000 lbs (5000 kg).

It's either a baby or it has had it's horn material removed to discourage poaching...or it's been killed by poachers who have removed it's horns.

Indian Rhinos horns are quite small...

A rhino is important within our ecosystem because they are an umbrella species. An umbrella species protects other species and that is a rhino's main role.