Is a Rhinoceros taller than a Bull?
Answer : No, a Bull is taller than a Rhinoceros
For a Rhinoceros the average height is 165 cm, (5 ft, 5 in ) and for a Bull it is 170 cm, (5 ft, 6.9 in )
| Name | Name:Rhinoceros | Name:Bull |
| Height | Height:165 cm, (5 ft, 5 in ) | Height:170 cm, (5 ft, 6.9 in ) |
| * Indian Rhinoceros - ranges from 147 to 193cm | ||
| Weight | Weight:1750 kg, (3858 lbs) | Weight:1090 kg, (2403 lbs) |
| Top Speed | Top Speed:56 kph, (35 mph) | Top Speed:40 kph, (25 mph) |
| Lifespan in Wild (years) | Lifespan in Wild (years):35 | Lifespan in Wild (years):16 |
| Description | Description:The Indian Rhinocerus lives in India, Northern Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Assam. It has one horn, composed of keratin. It is a grey animal with armor-like folds surrounding its body. | Description:Bulls are male cows which are colorblind, yet the myth persists that they become angry at the color red. These animals are known for their thick skin which is used for leather, their use for meat and rodeo, and their complex digestive system. |
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