Rhino Range:
The Indian rhino is found in northern Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bangladesh and Assam.

Second only to the Asian elephant in mass, this rhino can weigh up to 5,000 pounds and grow to 6 and a half feet. The most distinctive feature of this species is its rivet-plated knobby skin, which looks like armor but is in fact very sensitive. Considering the enormous size of this species, its one horn is fairly small and can grow up to 24 inches long.

This animal likes to feed on everything from grasses to fruit trees and can grab its food with its semi-prehensile upper lip.

Females mature sexually around the age of 6, while males do so around the age of 10. The gestation period is up to 16 months, and their life span is approximately 47 years.