Black Rhino Has Great Importance!: The Keystone Rhino

So picture you just landed in South Africa. Did you remember to bring you're safari hat, sun screen, and lot of water? We came to see a very special, huge, gray beast. So I was cruising on the net in search of some wild animal facts.

Were going to be in search for Black Rhinoceros. And will do that on top of elephants! How fun will that be. So just what's so special about this four thousand pound plus specie? As you know, they're an herbivore, just green stuff, thanks for asking.

One day I was cruising on the net and I asked myself this question, "how could a beast like that be important?" And being patient, I looked and looked on the net. And after a good long search, I finally found the answer. How about that, yep, it's another keystone species.

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Here is what's cool about this animal. It eats things like bushes and roots. And when when it takes a bite of something, it has a very wide jaw to grab stuff with. Like bushes and roots, the things that other species don't eat. That's quite a natural road grader, wouldn't you say?

If this specie goes extinct, the grasses get overrun with roots and bushes. And You got it, the stuff other endangered wildlife eats. It keeps the grasslands clear. And that is the precise value of this specie. Pretty cool design. This is the tapestry how animals function together. So we can't let this species go extinct on our watch!

Poaching is a problem because of the value of the rhino horn. Their is suppose to be some medicinal value to their horn. Nonsense! Personally, I like too see them run around and do the rhino thing. Their like a pick up truck with legs! I hoped this saved you a little time you learned something new. Well join me in the
race to save the races. Together we can turn this around.

One final note, I discovered an organization that have bred rhinos, among other species in America. Now that's what I call right out of the prehistoric assembly plant. Way cool! My web site teaches kids some wild animal facts, and they learn how to take action to make a difference. I wanted to create a place where kids and animals unite.