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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.

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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