Well, yes–they are nice. And cute. Here we have black rhinos, white rhinos, and Indian rhinos, and they all have charming babies. Although before you adopt one as a pet, make sure you have a way to cope with them wallowing in mud-holes. It can be hard on your living room rug.
Another animal I have to add to the list of creatures I must have.
A couple of chickens and a rhino or two and you’ve got a “Jurassic Farm” 😁.
I’ve always wondered why no one ever tamed rhinos like horses. A much more formidable battle mount, I would think.
Jean-Pierre Hallet tamed an adult rhino to the extent he was able to ride on it. The rhino’s name was Pierrot.
That’s awesome (and makes me more than a little jealous, heh)! I wrote battle rhinos into one of my finished-but-unrevised novels so that’s the closest I’ll probably ever get to a rhino-back ride.
I got to shake Hallet’s hand once. I’m six feet tall, but next to him I looked like a little boy.
Maybe his rhino was impressed.
Here’s a picture.
(Didn’t come out. Oh, well…)
This is somewhat surprising. I never thought much about Rhinos having personality, but it’s obvious that they do. What fascinating creatures.