Esther's photos with the keyword: rhinoceros

The Rhino (Explored)

The Rhino (Explored)

Esther
28 Feb 2025 14 9 67
Mats Jonasson Glass New Bedford Museum of Glass AP1066801
Lalique glass rhino

Lalique glass rhino

Esther
28 Feb 2025 6 3 33
New Bedford Museum of Glass AP1066811
Standoff (Explored)

Standoff (Explored)

Esther
03 Oct 2024 20 16 152
Ol Pejeta Conservancy Kenya AIMG 4984
White rhinoceros with oxpeckers (Explored)

White rhinoceros with oxpeckers (Explored)

Esther
25 Sep 2024 15 11 140
Oxpeckers are small birds who frequently perch on large mammals and eat ticks and other insects on the mammals. Ol Pejeta Conservancy is a non-profit wildlife conservancy known for its protection of rhinoceroses. AIMG 8307
A crash of rhinos

A crash of rhinos

Esther
25 Sep 2024 9 5 95
Ol Pejeta Conservancy is a non-profit wildlife conservancy known for its protection of rhinoceroses. AIMG 4932
Charge!

Charge!

Esther
09 Jun 2024 9 6 120
White rhinoceros Southwick Zoo Mendon, Massachusetts AP1033571
Rhinoceros

Rhinoceros

Esther
10 Nov 2022 6 4 123
Southwick Zoo Mendon, Massachusetts AIMG 7353
The last of their kind (Explored)

The last of their kind (Explored)

Esther
04 Aug 2018 8 12 297
There are only two Northern White Rhinos left in the world, and they are females who reside at the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya. They hare straighter horns than do their southern cousins. For information about them, see www.olpejetaconservancy.org/wildlife/rhinos/northern-white-rhinos . LIMG 1510
Critically endangered

Critically endangered

Esther
04 Aug 2018 5 6 275
There are only two female Northern White Rhinos left in the world, and they reside at the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya. They hare straighter horns than do their southern cousins. For information about them, see www.olpejetaconservancy.org/wildlife/rhinos/northern-white-rhinos . LIMG 1509
Through the bushes

Through the bushes

Esther
31 Jul 2018 2 2 205
Black rhinos differ from white rhinos in a number of ways. They have a hook shaped mouth/lip instead of a wide one. They tend to be more sway backed and they are much more skittish and rarely allow a close approach. LIMG 1478
Black Rhino - mother and calf (Explored)

Black Rhino - mother and calf (Explored)

Esther
31 Jul 2018 12 15 505
Black rhinos differ from white rhinos in a number of ways. They have a hook shaped mouth/lip instead of a wide one. They tend to be more sway backed and they are much more skittish and rarely allow a close approach. LIMG 1507
My horn's bigger than yours

My horn's bigger than yours

Esther
26 Jul 2018 8 8 267
LIMG 1462
Sparring (Explored)

Sparring (Explored)

Esther
26 Jul 2018 13 14 250
LIMG 1471