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Definition of rhino in English: rhinonounPlural rhinos ˈrʌɪnəʊˈraɪnoʊ informal A rhinoceros. Example sentencesExamples - The remaining toes not used for walking are either reduced, as in pigs and tapirs, or completely lost, as in rhinos and most ruminants.
- The list of the critically endangered include the black rhino and Siberian tiger and the Amur leopard of Asia.
- Animals like tigers, rhinos and elephants are hunted for the high mercantile value they attract in the international markets.
- The remains of forest elephants, rhinos, and a cave lion indicate that the climate was generally warmer than it is there today.
- A good idea is to board the little train which encircles the zoo enclosure and allows you to see the giraffes, hippos, zebra, camels and rhinos.
- Rankine says some experts have estimated that a million black rhinos may have roamed Africa at the turn of the 20th century.
- There are only about 30 of the rhinos left, and they ‘are very, very elusive,’ Jewell said.
- That's because, left unchecked, black rhino populations can grow to the point where females are competing with other rhinos for food.
- Modern rhinos are, unfortunately, so rare that fossil assemblages are far more common than modern assemblages.
- Mopeds carrying live ducks, roadsides littered with dead snakes, a leopard, an elephant and a rhino were just some of the more unusual sights.
- The Indian rhino has well-developed incisor teeth and two long canine teeth in its lower jaw.
- The illegal logging destroys the habitat of rare species such as orang-utans, Sumatran rhinos, and sun bears.
- When was the last time you saw a giraffe or a rhino proudly prodding a charred chunk of wildebeest round a barbeque?
- Harris and Leakey review the rhinos, represented by cranial, dental, and postcranial fossils.
- It's been observed in many other bird species besides parrots and macaws, as well as elephants, macaques, giraffes, rhinos and chimpanzees.
- He commands elephants, wrestles rhinos, and kills lions and crocodiles with his bare hands.
- Changes are also being introduced in the diet pattern and bread is being removed to bring in rice and milk, which is being given to monkeys, rhinos and elephants.
- Although the living African rhinos have lost their incisors, the horns are elongated and function as the primary weapon.
- The firm, which provides a one-stop shop for cattle housing, supplied housing for elephants and rhinos at the park.
- We forbid the sale of goods made from endangered species such as elephants and rhino.
Synonyms cash, hard cash, ready money
Origin Late 19th century: abbreviation. Definition of rhino in US English: rhinonounˈrīnōˈraɪnoʊ informal A rhinoceros. Example sentencesExamples - A good idea is to board the little train which encircles the zoo enclosure and allows you to see the giraffes, hippos, zebra, camels and rhinos.
- When was the last time you saw a giraffe or a rhino proudly prodding a charred chunk of wildebeest round a barbeque?
- The firm, which provides a one-stop shop for cattle housing, supplied housing for elephants and rhinos at the park.
- Changes are also being introduced in the diet pattern and bread is being removed to bring in rice and milk, which is being given to monkeys, rhinos and elephants.
- That's because, left unchecked, black rhino populations can grow to the point where females are competing with other rhinos for food.
- The Indian rhino has well-developed incisor teeth and two long canine teeth in its lower jaw.
- Although the living African rhinos have lost their incisors, the horns are elongated and function as the primary weapon.
- The remaining toes not used for walking are either reduced, as in pigs and tapirs, or completely lost, as in rhinos and most ruminants.
- Animals like tigers, rhinos and elephants are hunted for the high mercantile value they attract in the international markets.
- There are only about 30 of the rhinos left, and they ‘are very, very elusive,’ Jewell said.
- The list of the critically endangered include the black rhino and Siberian tiger and the Amur leopard of Asia.
- The illegal logging destroys the habitat of rare species such as orang-utans, Sumatran rhinos, and sun bears.
- Mopeds carrying live ducks, roadsides littered with dead snakes, a leopard, an elephant and a rhino were just some of the more unusual sights.
- He commands elephants, wrestles rhinos, and kills lions and crocodiles with his bare hands.
- It's been observed in many other bird species besides parrots and macaws, as well as elephants, macaques, giraffes, rhinos and chimpanzees.
- Modern rhinos are, unfortunately, so rare that fossil assemblages are far more common than modern assemblages.
- The remains of forest elephants, rhinos, and a cave lion indicate that the climate was generally warmer than it is there today.
- We forbid the sale of goods made from endangered species such as elephants and rhino.
- Rankine says some experts have estimated that a million black rhinos may have roamed Africa at the turn of the 20th century.
- Harris and Leakey review the rhinos, represented by cranial, dental, and postcranial fossils.
Synonyms cash, hard cash, ready money
Origin Late 19th century: abbreviation. |