Rescue the Rhinos

Rhinos generally inhabit tropical and subtropical grasslands, savannas, shrublands, tropical forests, and deserts, though very few are able to survive outside of national parks and reserves. There are only around 27,000 rhinos left in existence. Rhinos are herbivores, and can live between 35-50 years in the wild. These creatures have very poor eyesight, but an excellent sense of smell.  

3 of the 5 rhino species are critically endangered, though all rhinos face severe threats, such as economic development (logging, agriculture, etc.) that threatens the grasslands they call home. Poaching of rhino horns poses the most significant threat to the animals.