Kitty Cantrell "That's My Baby" Rhino Wildlife Figurine

Rhinos have a home range that sometimes overlap with others; often feeding grounds, water holes and wallows are shared. They have excellent senses of smell and hearing and use an extended "vocabulary" of growls, grunts, squeaks, snorts and bellows to communicate. Female rhinos carry their young for 16 months before birth. The closest rhino relationship is between a female and her calf, lasting from 2 to 4 years. As the older calves mature, they leave their mothers and seek companionship by joining other females and their young.