Rhinos

With five species and eleven subspecies of rhinos surviving on earth, these magnificent creatures are no longer as abundant or widespread as they once were. The International Rhino Foundation is dedicated to the survival of the world‚ and rhino species. Here you can find many ways to lend a hand in this colossal conservation effort‚ anything from donations to the Adopt-A-Rhino program. Be sure to read about the first-hand experiences in the field through the IRH Blog.

Savetherhino.org is an informative site focused on the threats to rhinos‚ their survival and what we can do to alleviate these dangers. Abundant with current news and stories about the issues facing rhinos and their conservation, Savetherhino.org offers not only the opportunity to help in the conservation effort but also anything and everything you may want to know about rhinos, a listing of future events, and a merchandise shop.

Sa-venues.com explores the wildlife and tourist attractions of South Africa. On the Rhinoceros page, a lengthy description of this endangered animal is available for your viewing pleasure. Dedicated to the White and Black Rhinoceroses, you can find information about their size, habitat, diet, and much more. There are also amazing pictures of rhinos on the game reserves to check out!

Derived from the Greek words ‚"rhino" and "kera", rhinoceros literally means ‚"horned-nose". The Rhino Learning Center is packed with cool facts in addition to telling you all you may want to know about this animal's behavior, life-style, and reproduction. You can also take a gander at the Rhino Puzzle Game if you are looking for entertainment.

Have a desire to learn all about rhinos?? Well this is the site for you! It has everything from general information about these tough horned animals, specifics about the different species, and details for rhino conservation. Also be sure to check out the "fun stuff" section to read some rhino riddles and color your own printable rhino page!