3. Habitat
South and Eastern Africa
Namibia, Zimbabwe
Sudan
Savannas of Africa
Central Africa
Southern Africa
Southern Asia
Hot places
Small trees
Really green
Hides deep in the forest
4. Food and Water
Eat leaves
Herbivores they only eat plants
Will eat anything to survive
Like to be near water to drink
Eat in the mornings or evenings
Very large stomachs
Eat for 12 hours a day
Eat branches
Eat twigs
5. Daily Behaviors
Sleep in the middle of the day when it starts to get hot
Eat in the morning and evening
Enemies are hyenas
Don’t have any pray they eat plants, leaves and grass
Female takes care of its young
Males fights with other males to defend their territory
Other enemies are humans because they want their horns
6. Family Structure
The female takes care of the calves
When the female rhino moves to find food only take their calves
Calves' stay with mother until they are about 2, 3, or 4 years old
Mothers teacher their calves how to avoid danger
Most male rhinos live alone
If female has new baby she, pushes away the older one to take care of the new
born
When the female is pregnant the male leaves before the birth
Young female rhinos don’t become adults until they are about seven years old
The female has 15 months of pregnancy
Male aren’t fully grown until they are about 12 years old
Every 3 years a female may give birth to a calves
7. Interesting Facts
Just black with no other colors
Horns are made of the same thing hair and fingernails are made out of
Chinese people cut off their horns to make medicine, magic
If the people didn’t cut off all of their horns to make something, it grows
back
Have one baby rhino every three years
Have little bugs that ox-peckers eat on the skin
Two horns one is big another is small
Sometimes charge at things that aren’t really there
Very bad eyesight
Great hearing
