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|pop=Less than 5,000

|pop=Less than 28,000

|conservation=Endangered

|conservation=Vulnerable to critically endangered

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'''Rhinoceros''' (Greek: ῥῑνόκερως; ''rhinos'' and κέρας ''keras''; "nose-horn")<ref name="Rhinoceros2018">{{cite web|url=https://creation.com/evolution-of-the-rhinoceros-preposterous|title=Evolution of the rhinoceros? Preposterous!|work =Creation Ministries International |accessdate=April 30, 2018}}</ref> refers to several large [[pachyderm]]atous [[herbivore|herbivorous]] land mammals of [[Africa]] and [[Asia]], which bear one or two nasal horns.  Rhinoceros have poor vision but a good sense of smell, and despite their size - which is exceeded only by [[elephant]]s - they can quickly face danger and charge at speeds up to 35&nbsp;mph.  

'''Rhinoceros''' (Greek: ῥῑνόκερως; ''rhinos'' and κέρας ''keras''; "nose-horn")<ref name="Rhinoceros2018">{{cite web|url=https://creation.com/evolution-of-the-rhinoceros-preposterous|title=Evolution of the rhinoceros? Preposterous!|work =Creation Ministries International |accessdate=April 30, 2018}}</ref> refers to several large [[pachyderm]]atous [[herbivore|herbivorous]] land mammals of [[Africa]] and [[Asia]], which bear one or two nasal horns.  Rhinoceros have poor vision but a good sense of smell, and despite their size - which is exceeded only by [[elephant]]s - they can quickly face danger and charge at speeds up to 35&nbsp;mph.