rhinocerotidae (Meaning)
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rhinocerotidae (n)
rhinoceroses
Synonyms & Antonyms of rhinocerotidae
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rhinocerotidae Sentence Examples
- The Rhinocerotidae family encompasses five extant species of rhinoceroses.
- Known for their distinctive horns, Rhinocerotidae are among the largest land mammals.
- The African white rhinoceros, a member of Rhinocerotidae, is critically endangered due to poaching.
- Rhinocerotidae are herbivores, consuming grasses, shrubs, and leaves.
- The Sumatran rhinoceros, the smallest species of Rhinocerotidae, is highly endangered.
- Rhinocerotidae have thick, protective skin with a unique pattern that varies between species.
- Rhinocerotidae are territorial animals and use their massive size to defend their territories.
- The Javan rhinoceros, a critically endangered species of Rhinocerotidae, is found only in Ujung Kulon National Park in Indonesia.
- The greater one-horned rhinoceros, a species of Rhinocerotidae native to India and Nepal, is an iconic animal in those regions.
- The population of Rhinocerotidae has declined drastically due to illegal poaching for their horns, which are mistakenly believed to possess medicinal properties.
FAQs About the word rhinocerotidae
rhinoceroses
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The Rhinocerotidae family encompasses five extant species of rhinoceroses.
Known for their distinctive horns, Rhinocerotidae are among the largest land mammals.
The African white rhinoceros, a member of Rhinocerotidae, is critically endangered due to poaching.
Rhinocerotidae are herbivores, consuming grasses, shrubs, and leaves.
