Rhinoceros Evolution
Based on some of the fossils that have been located it is believed that the Rhinoceros is closely related to animals such as small horses but that didn’t have any horns.
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Rhinoceros Feeding
As you can imagine based on the size of the Rhinoceros they spend plenty of time eating.
Read More »Rhinoceros Habitat
The Rhinoceros has a vast habitat that ranges from the savannas to the forests. They live in areas that are tropical and sub tropical.
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Due to the size and the aggressive nature of the Rhinoceros there are few predators that it naturally has to be worried about.
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The male Rhinoceros is ready for mating between the ages of 7 and 8 years old.
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The Rhinoceros is often viewed as a solitary animal. There can be herds of them noted in particular areas.
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