There are several species of rhinoceros living in Africa, India, Java, and Sumatra. Once, they roamed across Asia, Africa, and Europe. Both White and Black Rhinos are grey. Black Rhinos have pointed lips, while White Rhinos have square lips. There are 5 distinct rhino species from Java to Africa, with conservation statuses ranging from critically endangered to near threatened. Their past range was much broader, as shown by European cave paintings. About 30 million years ago, the 20 - ton Paraceratherium, or Giant Rhinoceros, was the largest land mammal ever. The scientific name is Diceros bicornis. These cute rhino minis are perfect for Africa or India school projects or lessons. They're also great for studying conservation or as party favors. Measuring about the length of a paperclip, these figures are detailed in just an inch or so.

These mini rhino figurines are super versatile. You can use them for school projects about Africa or India by placing them in a diorama. They're also great for learning about rhino conservation. If you're having a party, they make wonderful giveaways. When handling these small figurines, be careful not to drop them as they're delicate. To keep them clean, you can use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe off any dust. Store them in a safe place, like a small box, to prevent them from getting lost or damaged.