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Rhino

Rhino. By : Grayson. Habitat. Found in parts of Africa and Asia Biome – from savannahs to swamps and dense forests. Appearance. Size bigger than cows or bulls Height 4-6 feet Weight 750 to 8,000 pounds Length 3.5 - 4.6m (11 - 15 ft) Color - grey, white, and black

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Rhino

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  1. Rhino By: Grayson

  2. Habitat • Found in parts of Africa and Asia • Biome – from savannahs to swamps and dense forests

  3. Appearance • Size bigger than cows or bulls • Height 4-6 feet • Weight 750 to 8,000 pounds • Length 3.5 - 4.6m (11 - 15 ft) • Color - grey, white, and black • Type of skin - thick skin with overlapping folds • Two horns – one small, one large – the horns are like fingernails and can grow back if broken

  4. Eating Habits • Herbivores • White Rhino (have square lips) eat grass – other rhinos eat trees and bushes • Graze

  5. Behaviors and Other Interesting facts • # of babies Female gives birth to one baby at a time • How cared for Their mother gives it milk and keeps it close to its mother for about 2 years • Protection - depends on its mother to protect them from hyena, lion, crocodiles • Migrate some to find water • They can charge at any point if they sense something unknown • Poor eyesight • Good sense 0f smell and hearing • Protect themselves with the biggest horn • Predators – humans • Live for 45 years

  6. Pictures

  7. Resources • World Story - http://www.worldstory.net/en/savana/rhinoceros.html Wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhino • Kids Planet Animals http://www.defenders.org/wildlife_and_habitat/wildlife/rhinoceros.php • National Geographic Kids http://kids.nationalgeographic.com/kids/animals/creaturefeature/black-rhinoceros/

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