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Woolly Rhinoceros

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Coelodonta antiquitatis (Pleistocene)

In the cold temperatures of the Pleistocene epoch, Woolly Rhinos kept warm with a layer of fur, similar to the Woolly Mammoth. The Woolly Rhinoceros lived in Eurasia, but unlike the Mammoth, never spread to the Americas. They had two horns, the foremost horn longer than the hindmost. They were similar in size to modern Rhinoceroses, and grazed on grasses and other plants.

Coelodonta antiquitatis (Pleistocene)

In the cold temperatures of the Pleistocene epoch, Woolly Rhinos kept warm with a layer of fur, similar to the Woolly Mammoth. The Woolly Rhinoceros lived in Eurasia, but unlike the Mammoth, never spread to the Americas. They had two horns, the foremost horn longer than the hindmost. They were similar in size to modern Rhinoceroses, and grazed on grasses and other plants.

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