You rhino know more about rhino poop? 🦏💩 Join zookeeper Diana for a morning with white rhinos Tamba and Jasiri at the Detroit Zoo! Watch as she shares fun facts and dispels a few misconceptions about these magnificent mammals - like why they poop in the same spot all the time - and why their skin *might* not be as thick as you think. | Detroit Zoo

This hilarious video shows a majestic white rhino pooping to get rid of some unwanted visitors! 😂💩 | Storytrender

A large mound of rhino dung is a crucial source of communication for these beautiful beasts... #EvanGoesWild | Animal Planet

To some, this is just a video of a #rhino going to the toilet. However, there is much more to it than that. Rhino have latrine sites in strategic points across all of their territory. The kicking motion you see enables the rhino to transfer scent and pheromones onto his feet. As the rhino walks along the pathways between good grazing and water, he lays a scent trail simply by walking. The scentvtrail serves as an indication to other male rhino that the territory is occupied and as a map to femal

For many beetle parents, ‘baby’ food can take the form of decaying plants and even animal dung. At the Singapore Zoo, our keepers lovingly raise our three-horned rhinoceros beetle grub on a nutritious diet of recycled rhino poop and frozen wood chips. These grubs are huge; mature ones are the size of an adult’s palm! | Mandai Wildlife Reserve