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Indian Rhinoceros Facts for Kids: I Is for Indian Rhinoceros

The Indian rhinoceros has just one horn on its nose. Its thick skin has big folds that make it look like it is wearing armor. Here are easy Indian rhinoceros facts for kids: what Indian rhinos eat, how big they grow, what a baby Indian rhinoceros is called and where Indian rhinos live. Read them out loud, try the quiz, then color the letter I.

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Fun facts

Fun Facts About Indian rhinos

Two more true facts about the Indian rhinoceros that kids love. Tap the button to hear the name, then read each fact together.

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Indian Rhinoceros starts with the letter I. Clap once for each part of the word as you say it.

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Did you know?

It has just one horn.

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One more fact

Its skin has folds that look like armor plates.

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Quick facts

Indian Rhinoceros Facts at a Glance

Everything a curious kid wants to know about the Indian rhinoceros, in eight short cards.

Food

Herbivore

Indian rhinos eat grass, leaves and fruit.

Plant eater
Size

How big?

An indian rhinoceros is about 1.8 m (6 ft) tall.

Body size
Life

How long?

Indian rhinos live for about 40 years.

Lifespan
Baby

Calf

A baby Indian rhinoceros is called a calf.

Baby name
Group

Crash

A group of Indian rhinos is called a crash.

Group name
Habitat

Grasslands

Indian rhinos are found in India and Nepal.

Where they live
Animal type

Mammal

The Indian rhinoceros has just one horn on its nose. Its thick skin has big folds that make it look like it is wearing armor.

Indian Rhinoceros is a mammal
Letter

I is for Indian rhinoceros

Indian Rhinoceros has 16 letters and starts with I.

Say: Indian Rhinoceros
Quick quiz

Indian Rhinoceros Quiz for Kids

A tiny game to check what stuck. Read the question out loud and let your little one tap the answer.

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Indian Rhinoceros Coloring Page: Letter I Worksheet

Done reading about the Indian rhinoceros? Print the free letter I sheet, say “I is for Indian rhinoceros” together and color the big letters. Great for circle time, morning work or a quiet afternoon at home.

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Questions

Indian Rhinoceros Questions Kids Ask

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Indian rhinos eat grass, leaves and fruit. That makes the Indian rhinoceros a herbivore, which means it is a plant eater.

An indian rhinoceros is about 1.8 m (6 ft) tall.

Indian rhinos live for about 40 years.

A baby Indian rhinoceros is called a calf.

A group of Indian rhinos is called a crash.

Indian rhinos live in India and Nepal. Their favorite habitat is: grasslands.

Yes. The Indian rhinoceros is a mammal. The Indian rhinoceros has just one horn on its nose. Its thick skin has big folds that make it look like it is wearing armor.

Indian Rhinoceros starts with the letter I. Say it slowly and listen for the I sound at the start.

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