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<p>don't Be Fooled By The Bulk Of Rhinoceroses. Even Though These Animals Look Like Three-toed Nfl Linebackers, They Can Climb Steep Hills, Turn Gracefully, And Run Fast. They Spend Half Of Their Lives Eating; They Sleep A Lot Too. But They Are Far From Docile. When Threatened, They Point Their Big Horns At The Predator As A Show Of Force. Because Of Their Size, Rhinoceroses Don't Have Many Enemies-except Human Beings. Today Only Five Out Of One Hundred Species Of Rhino Remain. But Groups Around The World Are Fighting To Stop Their Extinction. Learn More In This Edition Of Nature Watch.</p><h3>children's Literature</h3><p>the Number Of Species Of Rhinos Has Dwindled From About 100 Different Species To Only 5 Species That Are Alive Today. Ellis Skillfully Captures These Endangered Animals On Film. They Are Rarely Seen In The Wild. The Text Includes The Following Information About Rhinos: Physical Characteristics, Diet And Daily Routine, Calls, Signals And Signs, Life Cycle, And Conservation. An Authoritative Resource Of Interesting Facts And Fabulous Photographs.</p>
- Author
- Walker, Sally M.
- Publisher
- Lerner Publications; Lerner Publishing Group
- Published
- 2007
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780822566007
- Subjects
- Science, Literary Fiction, Fiction
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