Schleich Rhinoceros - African Black Male Schleich 2015 When Marween took her home

When Marween took her home

He is holding an impressive shield with a porcupine pattern that matches his clothing

Skeleton can be viewed at the American Museum of Natural History in New York

Probably it helped it to hold onto prey like Iguanodon

which it could slide back and forth by means of a flexible joint

Schleich Rhinoceros - African Black Male Schleich 2015 When Marween took her homeSchleich 14394 African Black Rhinoceros Male. Rhinoceros are large, herbivorous mammals, that are most famous for the horns on their nose. A rhinoceroses horn is made from keratin, the same type of protein that makes up hair and fingernails. Introduced: 2009. Retired: 2012. Approx: 15cm