Rhinoceros
The rhinoceros, which literally means “nose horn,” is a large herbivorous creature which is instantly recognizable by its uniquely horned snout. They once roamed freely in Africa, Asia, and Europe, but now only exist in protected areas, mainly because they are being poached for their horns which are (erroneously) believed to have medicinal properties. Rhinos have very poor eyesight, but a keen sense of smell and hearing. Despite the fact that they are herbivores, rhinos will not hesitate to attack using their horns to defend themselves from any perceived threat. Their thick skin also serves as handy protection, making them difficult for predators to take down.