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Title: The mammals of Rhodesia, Zambia and Malawi
Author(s): Smithers, R.H.N.
Year published: 1966
Publisher: London, Collins
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Pages: -
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White Rhino
Hairless except for a fringe along the edge of the ears and bristles on either side of the extremity of the tail.
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Ecology - Food
Black Rhino
Almost exclusively a browser, but in some areas grazing seasonally.
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White Rhino
Ears longer, tubular and more pointed than the Black Rhino and larger.
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Behaviour - Social Behaviour
White Rhino
Solitary or in pairs or small family parties.
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White Rhino
Nostril an elongated slit, parallel to the mouth
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Black Rhino
General colour slaty grey.
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Black Rhino
Upper lip with a distinct triangular, prehensile, median prolongation like a rudimentary trunk.
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Black Rhino
Legs solid and massive, each with three broad nail-like hooves.
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Black Rhino
nostrils oval,
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Morphology - Horn
Black Rhino
Two horns, composed of fused epidermal cells, arising from the skin on the snout, the front longer than the rear, up to 30 inch and 19 inch respectively, average however much less.
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