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Greater one-horned rhino - Whipsnade Zoo The species is also known as the Asian rhino or Indian rhino What do greater one-horned rhinos look like? Greater one-horned rhinos are the second largest species of rhino, after the white rhino They have the most folded skin of all rhino species The folds help the rhinos to regulate body temperature by increasing the surface area
The Sixth Rhino: A Taxonomic Re-Assessment of the . . . - PLOS The index of hypsodonty is defined as: Guérin gave hypsodonty values for two specimens of P4 in white rhinos as 188 68 and 201 96, contrasting with black rhinos at 134 65 and 142 20 For M3 he gave 136 76 in a white rhino, compared to 121 15 and 102 36 in two black rhinos His white rhino indices would correspond to crown heights in the white
Fighting A Last-Ditch Battle To Save the Rare Javan Rhino Surging horn prices, boosted by booming middle class demand in Vietnam and China, have reinvigorated the mass slaughter of rhinos South Africa, home to more than 70 percent of the world’s wild rhinos, lost 448 to poachers last year, a new record Meanwhile the western black rhino, a sub-species of black rhino, was declared extinct in 2011
Rhinoceros - San Diego Zoo Wildlife Explorers Sumatran, black, and white rhinos have 2 Rhinos are often hunted for their horns, which are falsely believed in some cultures to have medicinal uses Rhinos are native to eastern and southern Africa, India, Nepal, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Indonesia
2,000 near threatened white rhinos are up for auction . . . The WWF estimates there are 15,942 white rhinos around the world The species is classified as "near threatened " The species is classified as "near threatened " Demand for rhino horn comes mostly from East Asian countries — primarily China and Vietnam — where it's traditionally been used for medicinal purposes and carved into figurines