Rhino

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Rhino

• By Avery

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Physical Description

• Rhinos have barrel shaped bodies short thick
  legs, box like heads with pointed horns.
• The male rhino is 13 feet in length.
• Rhino males weigh 5,000 pounds.

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Predators

• People are predators for rhinos.
• A rhino charges its predators.
• People hunt for rhinos horns to make medicines
  and handles.

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Habitat

• A rhino lives in the savanna.
• A rhino lives in Africa.
• It is wet in the plains.

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Food and diet

• Rhinos eat plants, apples, carrots, alfalfa,
  fruit and grass.
• Rhinos are herbivores.
• Rhinos are not carnivorous.

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Babies

• A female can have one or two babies. Calf twins
  are very rare.
• Mothers call solely to their young.
• Rhino babies stay with their mothers for two
  years.

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Special Traits/Interesting Facts

• Their horns are special.
• Rhinos can charge their predators with their
  horns.
• Rhinos are endangered.