### animal | vertebrate | mammal | ungulate | rhino:

White rhino
* Most white rhinos have horns
  - perfect lips
  - shape snouts
  - skulls
* Some white rhinos have humps
  - muzzles
  - natural predators
  - pronounce humps
* are actually brown or gray
  - among the largest living land animals
  - enormous, and actually are the planet's second biggest mammals on land
  - practically hairless and have lengthier skulls than black rhinos
* are rather docile and unlikely to charge
  - unagressive towards other species
* are the second largest land mammal after the elephant
  - second-biggest land animal
* eat grass exclusively.
* face problems
  - same problems
* have almost no hair
  - complex social structures
* have two horns on the end of their nose
  - horns, the foremost more prominent than the other
  - upper lips
* prefer to eat certain types of grass and preferably short grass.
* rely on their sense of smell and hearing which is well developed.
* tend to walk around with their head down, close to the ground.
* to graze on grass.
* weigh over kgs.

White rhinoceros
* live on grassy plains in herds of about a dozen animals.
* walk with their heads pointing downward and graze as cows do.

White rhinos
* Most white rhinos live in savannahs
  - weigh over kgs
* Some white rhinos become mothers.
* Some white rhinos eat grass
* eat primarily grasses, for which their square-shaped lips are ideally suited.
* live in savannas with water holes, mud wallows and shade trees
* prefer flat lands and can occasionally be found in swampy regions.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | ungulate:

Rhinoceros
* Most rhinoceroses are solitary inhabitants of open grassland, savanna, scrub forest, or marsh
* Most rhinoceroses have brains
  - feet
  - hoofs
  - prehensile lips
  - protective skin
  - senses
  - sensitive skin
  - strength
  - toe hoofs
  - occupy areas
  - use power
  - weigh tons
* Some rhinoceroses have distribution
  - habitats
  - live for years
  - possess hooks
  - rely on grass
* also make good armored lawn mowers and hedge trimmers.
* are an endangered species
  - basically solitary and territorial except for mothers with young
  - diverse in their eating habits and what they can ingest
  - fairly hardy animals and can survive in a range of different habitat types
  - generally solitary animals except during the breeding season
  - herbivores eating tree leaves, grasses, fruits, and shrubs
  - herbivores, which means they eat only vegetation
  - huge
  - large, herbivorous mammals identified by their characteristic horned snouts
  - located in zoos
  - placental mammals
* are the largest land mammals after the elephant
  - only mammals with horns on their noses rather than on top of their heads
* breed throught the year.
* eat grass, leafy twigs, and shrubs, and are solitary
* have a large horn on the nose
  - acute hearing and sense of smell, but poor eyesight
  - many features and techniques they use to survive in the wild
  - poor vision
* hoofed mammal
* includes brains
  - breasts
  - cannon bones
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - faces
  - hip sockets
  - nuclei
  - piluses
  - plasma membranes
  - rib cages
  - sections
  - skulls
  - sterna
  - vacuoles
* live in savannahs.
* show a little less finesse.
+ Rhinoceros, Life: Odd-toed ungulates