1.【动】犀牛,一种体型很大的动物,皮厚且粗糙,头部有独角或双角;主要分布于亚洲和非洲
1.[Animal]a large animal with very thick gray skin and one or two horns on its nose; it lives mainly in Asia and Africa
1.In a certain wildlife park, park rangers are able to track the movements of many rhinoceroses because those animals wear radio collars.
在一个特定的野生动植物公园，公园巡游者可以追踪的运动，由于那些动物穿很多犀牛的播送的领带。
2."Elephant attacks on rhinoceroses. . . reflect the violence that this otherwise peaceful species has experienced, " she says.
她说：“大象攻击犀牛的行为……折射出这种在其它情况下性格温和的物种曾遭受的暴力。”
3.This was a very interesting place, full of enormous camphor trees and rhinoceroses.
这个地方很有趣，到处都是樟脑树及犀牛。
4.In Zimbabwe's largest national park - WanJi national park, there are five African beast: the lion, cheetahs, bison, rhinoceroses, elephants.
在津巴布韦最大的国家公园——万基国家公园，就有非洲五兽：狮子、猎豹、野牛、犀牛、大象。
5.Unicum large Indian rhinoceroses and the crocodile park is the most ferocious animal protection.
大独角犀牛和印度鳄是公园里最为凶猛的保护动物。
6.Amy: In a world where rhinoceroses are domesticated pets, who wins the Second World War?
艾米：在一个犀牛被当宠物养的世界中，谁将赢得第二次世界大战？
7.rhinoceroses were once plentiful here.
这儿曾经有许多犀牛。
8.Rhinoceroses abounds in this area.
这个地区有很多犀牛。
9.Although the rhinoceroses are very heavy, they can run very fast.
犀牛虽然体型粗笨，但仍能以相当快的速度行走或奔跑。