A rhinoceros is a large, thick-skinned, hoofed mammal with one or two prominent horns on its snout. Rhino and rhinoceros are used interchangeably because “rhino” is the short, everyday nickname for the Rhinoceros family.
The white rhinoceros here, photographed at the North Carolina Zoo, is the largest living rhinoceros species and the second-largest land mammal after the elephant.
Rhino
280 acres of rolling pasture land located five miles northeast of downtown Lexington. The park boasts a shared-use trail system open to horse riders and hikers. Here is an image of a bench to sit and view the landscape and goldenrods.
A Bench to View the Landscape
There are three types of land iguanas to be found in the Galapagos Islands which are considered to be endemic to the islands.
Land iguana – the land iguana is the most ubiquitous of the three species of land iguanas, and this is the type that you are probably most likely to see on your visit to the Galapagos Islands. Caught this iguana nibbling on a piece of fruit.
