Rhinoceros Bracelet

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• Accompanied by an organic cotton pouch and a seeded card describing the spirit animal
• Gold-plated pewter or silver-plated varnish
• Strong and durable - 2-year warranty
• Adjustable chain or recycled adjustable cord for all wrists (men, women and children)
• Charm size Rhinoceros : 11*16mm

It is the largest land mammal today, after the elephant. Rhinos are among the world's most endangered animals. Of the five species, three are critically endangered.

Role in the ecosystem
Their mere presence plays an important role in the preservation of their ecosystem, maintaining the savannah, preserving watering holes and enriching the soil. They also limit the spread of bush fires by browsing and cleaning the grass. They are also very useful for fertilizing the soil.

Why is this species endangered?
Rhinos are critically endangered! They're cursed with "their horn". Poaching for their horn is the main cause of the species' extinction. But deforestation, expansion of agricultural land, human settlements and road projects are also unfortunately contributing to the problem.