The document provides information on four rhino species: the Javan rhino, black rhino, white rhino, and Indian rhino. It lists their scientific names and key details about their population numbers, horn quantity, geographical locations, and other distinguishing characteristics. The Javan rhino has approximately 50 individuals remaining and is only found in one location in Indonesia. The black rhino has around 3,610 surviving individuals in southwestern Africa. The white rhino is the only non-endangered rhino with about 11,330 total, found in Northern Africa. The Indian rhino is critically endangered with roughly 2,500 remaining in Southeast Asia.

2. Javan
Rhino
v Scien-fic
name
–
Rhinoceros
sondaicus
v
They
are
cri-cally
endangered
with
around
50
le=
v Only
has
one
horn
v This
species
of
Rhino
is
found
in
only
one
place
which
is
Ujung
Kulon
NP
Indonesia

3. Black
Rhino
v Scien-fic
name
–
Dicores
bicornis
v They
are
cri-cally
endangered
with
3,610
le=
surviving
today
v Has
two
horns
v They
are
found
in
south-­‐western
Africa
v Weighs
50kg
at
birth

4. White
Rhino
v
Scien-fic
name
-­‐
Ceratotherium
simum
v Has
two
horns
v It’s
the
only
Rhino
species
that
isn’t
endangered
with
about
11,330
v They
are
found
in
Northern
Africa

5. Indian
Rhino
v Scien-fic
name
–
Rhinoceros
unicornis
v Only
has
one
horn
v Cri-cally
endangered
with
about
2,500
le=
v They
are
found
in
South-­‐east
Asia

6. Sumatran
Rhino