Elephant Or Rhino

Elephant vs Rhino, Select your favorite.

Size: The largest land animal on Earth — African males can weigh up to 6,000 kg.
Species: Three types — African Bush, African Forest, and Asian Elephant.
Intelligence: Highly intelligent with strong memory, empathy, and problem-solving skills.
Social structure: Live in close family herds led by a matriarch (female leader).
Communication: Use low-frequency sounds (infrasound) that travel miles.
Trunk power: Over 40,000 muscles in the trunk — used for lifting, drinking, and sensing.
Diet: Herbivores consuming up to 150 kg of plants daily.
Behavior: Known for emotional depth — they mourn their dead and show affection.
Cultural role: Revered in many cultures as a symbol of wisdom and strength.
Conservation: Threatened by poaching (ivory trade) and habitat loss.

Size: Second-largest land mammal after the elephant — weighs up to 2,500 kg.
Species: Five species — White, Black, Indian, Javan, and Sumatran Rhino.
Horn: Made of keratin (same material as hair and nails), used for defense and digging.
Behavior: Mostly solitary and territorial animals.
Speed: Can run up to 50 km/h despite their heavy build.
Skin armor: Thick, tough skin that acts like natural body armor.
Diet: Herbivores feeding mainly on grasses, shrubs, and leaves.
Vision: Poor eyesight but excellent hearing and smell.
Cultural role: Symbol of power, protection, and endurance.
Conservation: Critically endangered due to illegal horn trade and habitat destruction.