how fast can a rhinoceros run?
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A large endangered mammal that is notorious for its poor eyesight. The largest can weight up to 1,500 kg and be as high as 1.60 m. Despite its mass it is a fast animal that can run to speeds as high as 60 km/h.
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I think it would be possible, but you need to get her into training soon if you do.What's her sire and dam? Well, if you do race her, don't go more than 3 furlongs, it's hard for them.
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It depends on parameters like what the ground is like, how heavily the wagon is loaded, how far the driver has to go, and what kind of vehicle the horse is pulling.\n\nA roadster (the equine equivalent of a sports car, typically a horse with Standardbred breeding or even straight Standardbred) hooked to a light vehicle, pulling over a good hard level road, and only going a short distance (3-5 miles) might sustain a speed of 15-20 mph.  \n\nA draft horse hauling a heavy load over a poor surface, going a distance of 10 miles or more, might make 3-5 mph, or even less if the road was really bad (mud or very badly rutted).
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-It is the fastest of all terrestrial animals and can reach speeds of up to 100 km/h (62 mph) in short bursts.they'd beat the fastest dogs\n\n-Black "tear marks," which run from the corner of its eyes down the sides of the nose to its mouth\nThe fur of the cheetah is yellow with round black spots, which help to camouflage it, and distinctive black tear lines on the sides of the muzzle. The cheetah’s coat is tan, or buff colored, with black spots measuring from ¾ to 1¼ inches across (2–3 cm). There are no spots on its white belly, and the tail has spots which merge to form four to six dark rings at the end. The cheetah's tail usually ends in a bushy white tuft. Cheetahs also have a rare fur pattern mutation: cheetahs with larger, blotchy, merged spots are known as 'King Cheetahs'.\n\n-Unlike true big cats, cheetahs can purr as they inhale, but cannot roar. By contrast, lions, tigers, leopards, and jaguars can roar but cannot purr, except while exhaling\n\n-Cheetah cubs have a high mortality rate due to genetic factors and predation by carnivores in competition with the cheetah, such as the lion and hyena. Some biologists now believe that they are too inbred to flourish as a species.Cheetahs were formerly, and are sometimes still hunted because many farmers believe that they eat livestock\n\n-Cheetahs are carnivores, eating mostly mammals under 40 kg (90 lb), including Thomson's gazelles, and impala. Wildebeest and calves are hunted when cheetahs hunt together. Guinea fowl and hares are also hunted. While the other big cats mainly hunt by night, the cheetah is a diurnal hunter. It hunts usually either early in the morning or later in the night when it is not so hot, but there is still enough light - cheetahs hunt by vision rather than by scent. Prey is stalked to within ten to thirty meters (30-100 ft), then chased. Using their tails to maintain balance, cheetahs can make sharp turns if needed. The chase is usually over in less than a minute and if the cheetah fails to make a quick catch, it will often give up rather than waste energy. Another reason a cheetah may give up is because running at such high speeds puts a great deal of strain on the cheetah's body. The temperature within the cheetah reaches such high temperatures that it would be deadly to continue - this is why cheetahs are often seen resting even after they have caught their prey. Roughly half of their chases are successful. The cheetah kills its prey by tripping it during the chase, then biting it on the underside of the throat to suffocate it, for the cheetah is not strong enough to break the necks of the gazelles it mainly hunts. Then the cheetah proceeds to devour its catch as quickly as possible, for it is unable to defend itself against lions and hyenas.
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Fastest Animal peregrine falcon, a bird (100-200 miles per hour)\nFastest Marine Animal sailfish (68 miles per hour) \nFastest Land Animal cheetah (70 miles per hour)\n\nThe first link is wrong. It meant the fastest marine mammal is a blue whale. Sailfish are faster.
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Giant tortoise average speed is 0.17 Miles Per hour in land\n\nCheck the link to find the speed fo different sizes turtles \nhttp://hypertextbook.com/facts/1999/RachelShweky.shtml\n\nCheck the speed of other animals here\nhttp://www.factmonster.com/ipka/A0004737.html
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No, definetly not.I worked with rangers and researchers in Aberdares ntional Park in kenya monitoring rhino and i can categorically tell you that rhinos dont stomp on fires
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Everyone who is saying that the Pronghorn is the second fastest is correct.\n\nAt least among living land animals.\n\nUntil about 10 000 years ago, there were cheetahs in North America, as well as across Asia and Africa.\n\nThere was also a miniature version of the pronghorn antelope, about the same size as the Thompson's gazelle you always see cheetahs chasing on those nature shows.\n\nThis little pronghorn was probably incredibly fast, and may have given the North American cheetah a real run for its money.\n\nThere is a site in Wyoming that was a sinkhole with an opening on a stretch of prairie between two rocky outcroppings.  There are numerous fossils of this little pronghorn down there, all with their necks snapped.  There are also a number of fossils of the American cheetah, all with their legs snapped.  It looks like the cheetahs were probably chasing the pronghorns and when the pronghorns fell in the hole the cheetahs were going too fast to stop.
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The sea horse runs at 0.01 mph.  Maybe you should set up a race.
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Caribou, also called reindeer, can run at speeds of 50 mph and can travel 3,000 miles in one year. Females weigh about 60 to 170 kg, roughly 120 to 340 pounds, and males weigh 300 kg, about 600 pounds.
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Don't think there's such a thing as a komodo rhino. There's a komodo dragon, but it couldn't kill T Rex. Not right away, but if it bit it and ran away, maybe. Their mouth is highly septic.
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Critically Endangered: \nBlack Rhinoceros  \nEndangered: \nWild Dog
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I saw a kudu nearly gore a cheetah. It came within inches, but lucky for the cheetah it has lightning reflexes. Lucky for the kudu it got away due to the counterattack.
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the Green Turtle is probably the fastest swimmer in short sprints, but the Leatherback turtle once it gets up to speed can reach speeds around 20 or 22 miles per hour.
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THATS VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY FAST I RUN IT IN LIKE 15 MINS IM FAT SO NEED MORE EXPLAINING HAHA
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A pint? Handy if rhinos become endangered.\nYou will of worn your wrist away by half a pint!
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The elephant would win. I saw a documentary not to long ago about rhino killing elephants in a state park in Africa. They were young bulls that had been orphaned and had not been socialized by other elephants. They came into I think they called it "rut" or it had to do with coming into that sexual state prematurely and they killed rhinos. They had to bring in mature bull elephants over forty years old to teach the young ones the ropes and get them out of "rut" (I'm not sure if I'm saying it right.) It worked.