A Report Text: Rhinoceros

Rhinoceros are wild animals that live in the forest. They are large four-legged mammals with very thin skin. They are herbivore, meaning they only eat grass. They can eat all types of plants depending on what is available. They prefer leaves, such as grass.

They have big heads and very short necks. Their head position’s is lower than their back. A group of rhinoceros are called a collision.

These animals have large, muscular bodies. Some of them can easily weight more than 4000 pounds. Because of this very good muscle structure so they can run and change direction very quickly. They can run at speeds of 56 km per hour. But, they don’t have very good vision for distance. 

The most famous and enchanting thing from them is their large horn or horns, just above their heads near their nose. Some types of rhinoceros, they have two horns and some are horned. They are used