Most baby rhino, or calves, are born after 15 to 16 months of gestation, and usually, only one is born at a time. They weigh between 88 and 140 pounds, or (40 to 64 kilograms) on average, depending on the specific subspecies. They reach maturity at different ages depending on gender. On average, most females are considered mature between the ages of five and six years old, while males take a little while longer, reaching maturity at seven to eight years of age. Please see the sites listed below for more information, and details.
Baby rhinos are called calves. At birth it can weigh between 88 to 144 pounds. At about 3 years the calves will set out on their own.
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No, pandas and rhinos do not live on the same continent so it could never occur.
Rhinos normally have one baby. Two is extremely rare. So theres just one baby in the uterus when they are pregnant.
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13inches
they are as big as a rhinos balls.
Rhinos are grey with wrinkly skin and a big horn.
For rhinos to have baby's they can be any age
the big 5 are lions,bears,elephants,rhinos and the cape buffalo
I dont no probaly as long as yours