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Rhino
At one time Rhinos were widespread throughout the African
savannas and the tropical forests of Asia, now very few exist
outside national parks and reserves.
There are three species of Rhinoceros: The Black Rhino,,
White Rhino, and Asian Rhino, and they are listed critically
endangered to probably extinct. The greatest threat by far
to the rhino populations is poaching. Their horn is used in
traditional Asian medicine where it is ground into a fine
powder or manufactured into tablets as a treatment for a
variety of illnesses.
For more information contact WWF at:
http://www.wwf.org/rhinos
At one time Rhinos were widespread throughout the African
savannas and the tropical forests of Asia, now very few exist
outside national parks and reserves.
There are three species of Rhinoceros: The Black Rhino,,
White Rhino, and Asian Rhino, and they are listed critically
endangered to probably extinct. The greatest threat by far
to the rhino populations is poaching. Their horn is used in
traditional Asian medicine where it is ground into a fine
powder or manufactured into tablets as a treatment for a
variety of illnesses.
For more information contact WWF at:
http://www.wwf.org/rhinos
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| Rhino Size: 48" x 48" Acrylic on Eucaboard Price: $2,500 10% donated to WWF FREE Shipping |
