5 Types of Rhinoceros You Won’t Believe Exist

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White Rhinoceros

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Black Rhinoceros

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Indian Rhinoceros

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Javan Rhinoceros

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Sumatran Rhino

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White Rhinoceros

Known for its square lip, the white rhino is the largest of all rhino species.

Black Rhinoceros

Despite its size, the black rhino is aggressive and highly territorial.

Indian Rhinoceros

Famous for its thick skin folds, the Indian rhino roams the grasslands of India and Nepal.

Javan Rhinoceros

With fewer than 80 left, the Javan rhino is critically endangered and lives in Indonesia.

Sumatran Rhino

The smallest of the species, the Sumatran rhino is known for its reddish-brown coat.

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