Body language is the least important of Black Rhinoceros communications.

It doesn't take long for a black rhinoceros and her calf to come trotting out of the tree line.

Nearby, a black rhinoceros horn standing upright resembles a Brancusi sculpture.

In 1989, Black Rhinoceros was reintroduced to the area from Damaraland.

The Zulu language calls a white rhinoceros "umkhombe" and a black rhinoceros "ubhejane."

Now she charged her underlings like a black rhinoceros, her globe-shaped, pin-skewered coiffure more than enough horn.

Endangered species such as the Black Rhinoceros and Riverine Rabbit have been successfully resettled here.

About £100,000 were raised through that event, benefiting schools in Kenya and a Black Rhinoceros preservation programme in Tanzania.

The black rhinoceros population was the main reason why the CBBC show Serious Desert was filmed in the region.

Port Lympne also houses the critically endangered Sifaka and the largest breeding herd of Black Rhinoceros outside Africa.

A Rhino Appears Extinct One of four subspecies of the black rhinoceros appears to be extinct, the World Conservation Union has announced.

On July 11, 2007, the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo's Black Rhinoceros Inge gave birth to a female rhinoceros named Zuri.

Both the Black Rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis) and the White Rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum), are endemic to Uganda.

Since the AENP's original mission was to reintroduce certain mega-herbivores (like the African Elephant and Black Rhinoceros), primary ecological efforts were made to preserve mammalian species.

They have set up fenced sanctuaries for African Wild Dog and Black Rhinoceros, and are restoring the Reserve's infrastructure and supporting local communities with its Outreach Programme.

The compounds for African Wild Dog, and the extensive, patrolled sanctuary for the Black Rhinoceros (which are breeding) have put the Reserve on the map, giving it international recognition.

The Eastern Black Rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis michaeli) also known as the East African Black Rhinoceros.

Along the coast, penguins and seals thrive in the chilly Atlantic currents and in the barren Erongo mountains and Waterberg plateau the last wild black rhinoceros populations are slowly recovering.

It is one of Kenya's most successful rhinoceros sanctuaries, and it is one of only a few parks where visitors can be certain of seeing a black rhinoceros in its natural habitat.

In "Black Rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis)," we see an animal that appears tired, even weakened, perhaps by the constant threat of the illegal trade inspired by the use of its horns as an aphrodisiac.

Poaching is another problem, indeed the Black Rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis) and Northern White Rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum cottoni) were formerly native to the ecoregion but have been eliminated through over-hunting.

Animal Characters The second play is also a three-character work, but this time they are a black rhinoceros, a Cameroonian goat and a green turtle who live in what Mr. Vamos described as "a cage-like, prefab apartment."

The White Rhinoceros has broad (wide, hence its name) mouthparts, which are efficient in harvesting grass, while the Black Rhinoceros has narrow pointed lips enabling it to feed selectively on the foliage of thorny bushes.

It is home to a WWF Black Rhinoceros reintroduction project known as "The Black Rhino Range Expansion Project" within the Zululand Rhino Reserve (ZRR).

The two African species, the White Rhinoceros and the Black Rhinoceros, diverged during the early Pliocene (about 5 million years ago) but the Dicerotini group to which they belong originated in the middle Miocene, about 14.2 million years ago.