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Rhinoceroses are amongst the largest of all land animals on the Earth. Because of this, they are often classified as “megafauna,” which refers to animals over 1,000 kg. Rhinos are usually grey, black, or brown (though one species is called the “white rhino”), and average about 1360 kg in weight. The two rhino species of Africa are much larger than the three species found in Asia. Rhinoceros horns do not contain any bone but are made only of keratin – the same substance that makes human hair and fingernails. Rhinos are found in parts of Africa and parts of Asia, and are amongst the most endangered of all animals on the Earth. Their skin is wrinkled and almost entirely devoid of hair. The skin on certain parts of their bodies, especially their shoulders, can be as much as 1.5 inches thick. Beneath their skin, a one- to two-inch thick layer of fat helps the animals regulate body temperature. In some species, such as the rare Javan rhino, the skin grows in deep, regular folds that make them look as though they are wearing plates of armor. Rhinos are herbivores, which eat only plant matter such as grasses, shoots, leaves, fruits, berries, and buds. They can be either grazers, mainly eating from the ground; or browsers, mainly eating from bushes, shrubs, and trees. Rhinos have evolved specialist mouths for their different styles of eating. For example, black rhinos have long, pointed lips for browsing on foliage, whereas white rhinos have broad, flat lips for grazing from the ground. 1. What is the text mostly discussed?

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