Fascinating Facts About Black Rhinos in the Wild
Learn about the life of black rhinos in South and central Africa, their physical characteristics, behaviors, diet, and conservation status. Discover how these majestic creatures live, reproduce, and interact with their environment. Find out why black rhinos are endangered and what efforts are being made to protect them.
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LIFE Mammals South and central Africa Savanna Live alone Territory
BODY DESCRIBE Weight: more then 1 ton They`re long from 2 to 5 meters 2 nasal horns 2cm fat skin Grey color Short legs 3 fingers on each leg Small brains Growl
OFFSPRINGS Gestation:17-18 months 1 year suckle milk Mum
FOOD Vegetarian Grass Bushes
CAN Eat Drink Sleep Attack Run Walk Growl
CAN`T Fly Read Dance Write Clean the car Play computer games
NATURALLY SETTING In naturally setting black rhinos live above 50 years In the WORLD is just 4000 black rhinos more They`re endangered animals because of their horns
There are albino rhino and the zoo keeper .The zoo keeper feeding it. The zoo keeper is wearing a green dress, black hat and brown shoes. In his hand is food for the rhino. Rhino is probably starving
