Sumatran Rhino Marc Hall

 Dicerorhinus sumatrensis  Sumatran Rhino Common and Scientific name

 Borneo and Sumatra  Dense highland and lowland tropical  Sub-tropical forest  Used to roam more land Natural Habitat

 feet tall  1, pounds  feet long  Stay near water History

 Females take 4 years for sexual maturity  Males take 7 years for sexual maturity  On calf at a time  Calves wean in 18 months  Calves stay with mothers for 2 to 3 years  Live for 35 years Breeding

 Feed before dawn and after dusk  Wild durian mangoes  Figs  Bamboo Diet

 Solitary animal  Only come together to breed  Have two horns  Only threats are humans Lifestyle

 Critically endangered in 1966  Very rare  Only 300 left  Loosing forest to illegal settlers  Medicines from rhino horns Critically Endangered

 Monitor illegal trade of rhino horn  Fund antipoaching patrols  Protect the forest they live  World Wildlife Fund  Asian Rhinos Conservation efforts

1.Where are do Sumatran Rhinos live? 2.How many are left? 3.What do they eat? 4.How much do they weigh? 5.How tall are they? Quiz

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