Answer : Yes, a Rhinoceros is faster than a Mole
The average top speed of a Rhinoceros is 56 kph, (35 mph) while for a Mole it is 8 kph, (5 mph)
Name | Name:Rhinoceros | Name:Mole |
Top Speed | Top Speed:56 kph, (35 mph) | Top Speed:8 kph, (5 mph) |
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Height | Height:165 cm, (5 ft, 5 in ) | Height:10 cm, (3.9 in ) |
Weight | Weight:1750 kg, (3858 lbs) | Weight:n/a |
Lifespan in Wild (years) | Lifespan in Wild (years):35 | Lifespan in Wild (years):3 |
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:Star-nosed Moles live in the eastern part of North America in wet habitats. They have a hairless nose which is surrounded by 22 pink, fleshy tentacles, (hence, the name: star-nosed). These tentacles protects the nose when they dig soil tunnels to forage. |
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Name:Rhinoceros |
Top Speed:56 kph, (35 mph) |
Height:165 cm, (5 ft, 5 in ) |
Weight:1750 kg, (3858 lbs) |
Lifespan in Wild (years):35 |
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. |
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