Category: Rhinoceros

Sudan was popular for the northern white rhino. Sudan (1973 – 19 March 2018) was a captive northern white rhinoceros

Rhino reproduction is a slow process, as the mother carries one calf at a time and the gestation period is

By exploring the threats faced by adult and juvenile rhinoceroses alike, we gain a deeper appreciation for the delicate balance

The white rhino population is more or less declining in the African territory. The white rhinoceros was rescued from extinction

How many rhinos are there in the world? Of the five rhino species, three were listed as critically endangered. Even

It has been a great concern now to conservationists, why are white rhinos endangered? They find several reasons that caused

Black rhino hunting gets momentum despite controversies from conservationists. Rhinoceros hunting traditions in Africa are arguably one of the biggest

The African rhinoceros, specifically the black rhinoceros, presents a plethora of intriguing facts worth exploring. Originating from the eastern and

Rhino is commonly seen as an abbreviation of rhinoceros, one of the five existing species of survivors. Rhino population was

The scientific name of the greater one-horned rhino is: Rhinoceros unicornis, ‘uni’ means one, and the Latin ‘cornice’ means horn. In