Affectionate and robust, the baby rhinoceros explores its environment by closely following its mother. At birth, it does not yet have a horn: this will begin to grow over the months, becoming its distinctive feature as an adult.
Very attached to its mother, it stays with her for several years, learning to recognize food sources and protect itself from danger. Surprisingly, despite its clumsy appearance, the young rhinoceros can already run quickly, reaching speeds of up to 40 km/h to find shelter. Curious and playful, it practices charging and leaping, behaviors essential for its learning.
This Papo figurine lovingly recreates the baby rhinoceros: wrinkled skin, stocky silhouette, and realistic posture. An ideal model to complete a collection of wild animals, invent stories about the savannah, or educate children about the protection of this endangered giant.