Ending a series of nature-inspired designs.
Here is an image of tall grass lit by natural light, which one can visualize as an artistic lamp.
A giraffe is shooing another away to eat food alone at the North Carolina Zoo. A zebra in the background is eating grass.
As herbivores, white rhinos mainly eat grasses found in their grassland and savannah habitats. They prefer short grasses around 3 to 4 inches tall and use their square lips to crop the grass close to the ground.
Here is a rhino at the North Carolina Zoo nibbling and eating grass.
White rhinos are grazers, feeding entirely on grasses that they crop with their wide front lip. Their short legs, long head reaching almost to the ground, and wide mouth, combined with a side-to-side head movement, allow them to eat massive quantities of grass.
Here are two herbivore rhinos at the North Carolina Zoo eating grass.
A leopard choosing to stay hidden behind grass and close to a faraway cave in Bera, Rajasthan, India

Strands of grass fight hard to remain above the snow cover

Barely Above the Snow