The Rhino short for Rhinoceros has 3 main species, with 5 current Names. They all live in the Wild (in Parks) The White Rhino is left with only 2 females living under guard 24/7 in the Wild. The Black Rhino in the Wild, in the 1970’s were down to 2,500 now they are about 5,600. White Rhinos are grazers and Black Rhinos are Browsers, they yank at bushes and trees leaves instead of grasses. The Javan Rhino is the most threaten currently there are 60 of them. The Sumatran Rhino has lost so much land to graze on they are limited to Sumatra and Borneo when it travelled to the Eastern Himalayas to Thailand and China. The Greater One Horned Rhino is the biggest of all Rhinos and has done well in recouping losses. They were down to 200 and today are about 3,700 in India and Nepal. Keeping all these Rhinoceros safe helps to keep the area the vegetation and other animals safe as well from poachers who send Horns to Asia because people still believe that the Horn is a cure for Hangovers, Cancer, a party drug, and a health supplement. Now as for a Chubby Unicorn? There was an exceptionally large Chubby beast known as the “Siberian Unicorn” Elasmotherium sibericum, 39,000 years ago that lived with man that could have helped provide the myth!

K Bell Mens Rhino With Shades Socks starts on a Black background with Black Toes. The Cuffs and Heels are Skobeloff then under the Cuffs are Rows of Color mixing Skobeloff with Saffron. Then a solid Row of International Orange and next Brink Pink. On top of these Colors is the Graphic Rhino With Shades! The Rhino is Black, Dark Grey, Taupe and Light Grey with White for Details. The Shades are Saffron, Black, Dark Grey and White. Below him is a Block of Black that goes past your Heel. In White Bold Letters reads, “chubby UNICORN” This Sock is made with Arch Support for a Supportive Fit, Reinforced Heel and Toe for longer Wear and Durability, Smooth Toe Seam for Maximum Comfort. It is a Large Size and is a Thin Style Sock.

Shoe Size 6.5 - 12
US Sock Size 10-13
EUR Sock Size 44-48

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