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Rhino Day – September 22
September 25 , 2020
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- It provides an opportunity to work towards saving the rhinos, which has been the target of poachers for decades.
- India is home to the Greater Indian One-Horned Rhino commonly found in Assam and in neighbouring Nepal and Bhutan.
- The rhinos prefer tall grasslands and forests in the foothills of the Himalayas.
- Apart from the Indian one-horned rhino, there are four other species which are famous.
- The IUCN’s conservation status of the Five Rhino Species
|
Rhino Species |
Conservation Status |
|
Javan Rhino |
Critically Endangered |
|
Sumatran Rhino |
Critically Endangered |
|
Black Rhino |
Critically Endangered |
|
White Rhino |
Near Threatened |
|
Greater One-Horned Rhinos (Indian Rhino) |
Vulnerable |
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