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

African rhino
* are killed by poachers.
* have lips

African rhinos
* Most african rhinos are killed by poachers.
* Most african rhinos have lips
  - upper lips

Black rhino
* Most black rhino occur in South Africa, Namibia, Kenya and Zimbabwe.
* drink water.
* eat leafy plants
* have eyesights.
* have front incisor teeth
  - habitats
  - heads
  - horns
  - poor eyesights
* have prehensile lips
  - upper lips
  - various habitats
* live in savanna.
* reach ages
  - maturity
  - sexual maturity
* use horns
  - senses
  - tails

Black rhinoceros
* Most black rhinoceroses live in savannahs
  - occupy areas
* Some black rhinoceroses have distribution
  - possess hooks
* are smaller than white rhinoceroses.

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

Black rhinos
* Most black rhinos drink water.
* Most black rhinos eat leafy plants
* Most black rhinos have front incisor teeth
  - horns
* Most black rhinos reach ages
* Most black rhinos use horns
* Some black rhinos eat trees.
* Some black rhinos feed on leaf twigs
* Some black rhinos have acute senses
  - humps
  - predators
  - ranges
  - reputations
  - vocal ranges
* Some black rhinos have wide ranges
  - occur in habitats
* Some black rhinos suffer exhaustion
  - heat exhaustion
* are a highly endangered species due primarily to illegal hunting.
* are browsers and eat twigs, branches, and leaves from various shrubs and trees
  - have pointed prehensile lips adapted for browsing off thorny shrubs
  - prefer to eat bushes and trees
  - that feed on leaves and twigs
  - browsers, which means they prefer to eat bushes and trees
  - critically endangered in the wild
  - often aggressive animals known for their fierce temperament
  - solitary animals, only coming together to mate
  - territorial and therefore very vulnerable to poaching
  - the same color as white rhinos
  - unpredictable and can be dangerous
* boast two horns, the foremost more prominent than the other.
* can be very aggressive toward one another during non-estrus periods
  - go for several days without water if they're eating lots of grass and leaves
* eat and are most active between dusk and dawn.
* feed at night and during the gloaming hours of dawn and dusk.
* have a triangular upper lip
  - sedentary, overlapping home ranges
* have two horns, and occasionally a third small posterior horn
  - one longer than the other
  - various habitats, but mainly areas with dense, woody vegetation
* live either singly or in small groups of females led by a male.
* live in areas with dense, woody vegetation
  - the forest
* travel alone except while breeding or raising offspring.
* use their horns for defense.
* walk with their heads up because much of their food comes from trees.

Indian rhino
* are actually grazers, preferring grass and shrub to other foliage.
* have horns.
* possess horns.

Indian rhinos
* Most indian rhinos have horns
* Some indian rhinos live in parks
  - prefer grass
* bathe regularly.
* have a brownish-gray appearance and are hairless.

Javan rhino
* Most javan rhinos have incisor teeth
* digest food.
* eat plants.
* have black skin
  - incisors
* have lower incisor teeth
  - sides
* live in dense jungle
* possess horns.
* reach maturity.

Javan rhinos
* Most javan rhinos eat plants.
* Most javan rhinos have black skin
  - incisors
* Most javan rhinos have lower incisor teeth
* Most javan rhinos live in dense jungle
  - possess horns
* Some javan rhinos have senses.

Sumatran rhino
* Most sumatran rhinos have horns.
* feed on fruit.
* retain incisors.