Indian rhinos also form short-term groupings, particularly at forest wallows during the monsoon season and in grasslands during March and April. Groups of up ... Taxonomy · Ecology and behaviour · Conservation

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Females often live in a group, known as a 'crash'. Males are solitary. IUCN conservation status: Vulnerable. Reproduction. Gestation: 15 to 16 ...

Indian rhinoceroses are most commonly found in tropical and temperate regions of southern Nepal and northeast India.

The biggest threat to the greater one-horned rhino, also known as the Indian rhino, is poaching driven by the increase in demand for rhino horn.

The Indian rhino is generally solitary, except when females are with their young. Loosely connected groups of a few individuals occur, especially in foraging ...

In one study in Chitwan, Nepal, only 15% of the sightings of Indian rhinos were groups other than cow- calf pairs. Only seven groups consisted of more than ...

Greater One-horned Rhinoceros are solitary animals, except for mothers with calf. A calf would stay with mother for 03 to 04 years, in some cases, they stay for ...

26 мар. 2019 г. · Though rhinos are often solitary, they do occasionally form groups. Called crashes, these groups are made up of a female and her offspring.