Rhino's
Test Your Rhino Knowledge!
Are you a rhino enthusiast? Put your knowledge of these magnificent creatures to the test with our exciting quiz! Discover fascinating facts while answering questions that challenge your understanding of rhinos.
Join the fun and learn more about:
- The different species of rhinos
- Rhino behavior and habitats
- The significance of their horns
- Conservation efforts
How many species of rhino are there?
5
10
7
20
The "joints" on a rhino's skin are actually:
Cracks
Bumps
Folds
Rolls
What are the two main uses of a rhino's horn?
Honking and Beeping
Fighting and Plowing
Lifting and Fighting
Decoration and Reaching food
Where were the first rhino's found?
North America
South America
Indonesia
Africa
Indian rhino's don't always live on grasslands. They can also live....
In swamps
In the jungle
In traffic lights
On the rock mountain tops
The word rhinoceros is made up of two ancient Greek words. These words mean...
"Bad eyes" and "Horn"
"Bad temper" and "Bad eyes"
"Nose" and "Horn"
"Water" and "horse"
What happens if a rhino's horn gets cut off?
It dies
It grows back
It becomes disabled
It can't protect itself
When does a baby rhino leave its mother?
Until the mother has a new baby
2 years
1 year
Until the mother insists
Because of their bad eyesight, rhino's....
Move very slowly
Have a great sense of smell
Have a great sense of touch
Don't live very long
Some rhino's are known to be:
Excellent swimmers
Able to charge 50mph
Climb trees
Make mud holes
Which type of rhino has lots of hair on it's body?
Hairy Rhino
Sumatran Rhino
Black rhino
Pygmy Rhino
Rhino's are closely related to:
Pigs
Hippos
Horses
Cars
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