Description

The wooden base is safely mounted at a surface, whereas the upper oak part of the horn fits easily with the base, allowing in this way thew possibility of changing the horn and placing another one from other Rhino as all bases are the identical for all rhino types (Black, White, Indian, Sumatran and Javan). This flexibility of placing the rhino horn at it’s bas, gives in turn an opportunity to easily change rhino horns according to someone’s liking when more then on rhino is mounted in a wall.

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Sumatran Rhino brief facts

The Sumatran rhino is one of five species of rhinoceros species, it is the smallest of all kinds with height 120-145 cm and a length of 250 cm. The weight varies from 500 to 800 kg. Like other African species it has two horns while the larger part of his body is covered by red hair. It is a solitary animal and is using its voice to communicate more than any other species of rhinoceros. This rhino lives in rainforests and swamps of India, Bhutan, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Laos, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia. Today, it is in a significant risk of extinction with only six existent populations in nature: four in Sumatra, one in Borneo, and one in Malaysia. Their exact population is difficult to estimate they are quite solitary animals, but a roughly about 300.