Rhinoceros Garden Statue
1. Introduction of Rhinoceros Garden Statue The white rhinoceros, also known as the square-lipped rhinoceros, is mainly distributed in the African savanna and savanna regions and is one of the largest living rhinoceros species. It is not named for its white body; the word “white” is generally believed to be related to the Dutch or Afrikaans word for “wide,” referring to its broad, straight lips. White rhinoceroses are adapted to grazing on grassland vegetation, so their heads are often in a downward-pointing, forward-leaning posture. They have high shoulders and backs, a heavy body, and prominent horns, with the front horn usually longer than the rear horn. This Rhinoceros Garden Statue closely resembles the image of a white rhinoceros, depicting a dynamic posture of walking with its head down, one front leg raised as if taking a slow step. The head is proportionally heavy, with the long horn extending forward and
