0 a very large, thick-skinned animal from Africa or Asia that has one or two horns on its nose:
a population of black/white rhinoceros
1 a very large, thick-skinned animal that eats plants and has one or two horns on its nose
In other words, they enacted (5a) non-causatively, moving the elephant by itself, and enacted (5b) causatively, making the rhinoceros push the beetle.
Thus, the reputation of the rhinoceros as a myopic, weakly visual animal is not supported by our observations of the retina.
The rhinoceros, the prince of the earth, bound with the reins of faith, plays a very active role in this.
Our calculations indicate that the rhinoceros has a visual resolution of 6 cycles0degree.
It is very likely that this specialization for the region between the horizon and the animal's feet is also concerned with browsing in the rhinoceros.
Thus, our calculations for the rhinoceros would appear to be a good prediction of its potential behavioral visual acuity.
Furthermore, the rhinoceros does not suffer from the quality of the marine medium diffusing and diffracting light, as does the dolphin.
To date the visual resolution of any rhinoceros species has not been determined.
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