Rhino
Rhinos are large, heavy head, with one or two horns on the part of the nose and the other on the front. The eyes are small, the ears of quite a large range of motion. Wrinkled skin, thick. Legs with three fingers wide hooves, based on the middle finger of the main burden of the body. They have a well developed sense of smell and hearing, but have poor eyesight.

Occurrence, habitat: Africa, South and East Asia. They live mostly in the savannas and areas overgrown with thickets.

Features:

Height at the withers 1-2 m
Tail length 75 cm
Weight 1000-3500 kg

Lifestyle: Rhinos nocturnal. They are loners, rarely encounter them in pairs or groups.

Nutrition: Plants, mostly grasses, shoots, leaves

Reproduction: Pregnancy lasts for 420-550 days, after which comes into the world one young person. He is able to move. The mother stays for about 2 years.

Protection: The Rhinoceros is an animal threatened with extinction due to poaching.