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Greater one-horned rhinoceros
Scientific Name
Rhinoceros unicornis
IUCN Status
Vulnerable (VU)
Population
3,500
Weight
1,700-2,000 kg

Range
Assam
Habitat Type
Alluvial Grasslands
Threats
Poaching for horns
Did You Know
They can poop as much as 25 kg at one go.

Film
Land of the Giants: Rhinos of Jaldapara

Travel
The Guide: Dudhwa Tiger Reserve

Film
The Return of Kaziranga’s Greater One-horned Rhinoceros

Film
The Greater One-Horned Rhino Has its Own Scent Code

Conservation
Rhinos Without Borders

Conservation
The Rhino’s Future in India

Conservation
Back From the Brink: The Rhinos of Jaldapara

Green Humour
Hacked for the Horn

Green Humour
As Kaziranga Floods, Rescue Teams Get to Work

Photo Story
A Year in the Life of Kaziranga’s Rhinos

Infographic
Greater One-horned Rhino: Facts, Habitat, Threats

Conservation
The Women Who Walk with Rhinos

Conservation
Where Wildlife gets a Second Chance

Habitat
In Search of One Hundred Rhinos in Kaziranga National Park

Species
India’s Prehistoric Unicorns: The Rhinos of Kaziranga
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