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White Rhinoceros (Juvenile) 3D Model Animation

It is a large mammal mainly distributed in Africa. Named after its wide and flat lips, it is often mistakenly referred to as the 'white rhinoceros'. The weight is approximately 1000-3600 kilograms, the average length of the head and body is 3.35-3.77 meters, and the shoulder height is 1.71-2.85 meters. The skin is light gray with plate-like folds, and the teeth are high and flat. Herbivores mainly live in forests, sparse grasslands, and grassy areas near water sources. The lifespan of white rhinoceros in the wild is 46-50 years, and it can reach 30 years under captive conditions. Due to illegal poaching, the white rhinoceros has been listed as a near threatened species on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species

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