Framed Rhino Art

Framed Rhino Art depict all five of the surviving species, with two of them living in Africa and the other three inhabiting the parts of Southern Asia. Rhinoceros don’t have any natural enemies, due to the fact that their bodies are protected by a thick skin and they are creatures of immense power. The horn that humans are killing them for acts as a deterrent for lions and other large felines, but also keeps hyenas at bay. Only during times of extreme scarcity, predators risk their lives to hunt rhinos.

Framed Rhino Art also captures the more belligerent nature of this animal, which can easily take an aggressive stance when it fears for the life of the calves. They are also territorial animals and due to their sheer size, they are not used to being threatened by any animal, which explains why they don’t fear humans either. The shrinking environment also clarifies why three of the five species are threatened with imminent extinction, although hunting remains the main threat.