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Laiba's Rhino Project

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Rhinos cover themselves in mud to protect themselves from insects and keep them cool in summer. Rhinos don’t like the sun. Lions sometimes attack baby rhinos . Rhinos let people come close which is why poachers find it easy to kill them. Rhinos use their nose horn to defend themselves.

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Rhinos eye sight is very poor however their hearing and sense of smell is really good. African white rhino horns grow up to 1.5 m long. Black rhinos have hair on their tail, eyelids and ears however they don’t have hair on their body.

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633 rhinos were killed in 2012 in addition to the 333 that were killed in 2010. Rhinos can run 25km/hr . There are less rhinos in the wild.

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Rhinos have lived on earth for more than 50 million years. Scientists believe if poaching goes on rhinos will become extinct. Rhinos are critically endangered. There are five different species: Javan, Black, White, Indian and Sumatran. Mud is healthy for Rhinos’ skin. They are hunted for their horns. Little birds eat ticks off rhinos’ skin.

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Most Rhinos are found in Africa and Asia. They are also found in India.