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Essentially a [[DF2014:Giant_animal|double-height]] [[rhinoceros]]. Since regular rhinoceroses are already fearsome, needless to say the giant one is a serious foe, being [[list of creatures by adult size|the seventh largest creature in the game]], nearly the size of a fully-grown (thousand-year-old) [[dragon]]. They come in groups of 3-7 individuals, and their children are called ''giant rhinoceros calves''.
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Essentially a double-height [[rhinoceros]]. Since regular rhinoceroses are already fearsome, needless to say the giant one is a serious foe, being [[list of creatures by adult size|the seventh largest creature in the game]], nearly the size of a fully-grown (thousand-year-old) [[dragon]]. They come in groups of 3-7 individuals, and their children are called ''giant rhinoceros calves''.
  
 
Should you catch one with a [[cage trap]] it can be [[animal trainer|war trained]] to fight for you. Note, however, that they are [[grazer]]s that need immense [[pasture]]s to fill their bellies once they are trained. They can also be butchered for great returns.  Being exotic [[mount]]s, they can sometimes appear in [[elf|elven]] [[siege]]s. This is a sign of great [[fun|!fun!]] to come.
 
Should you catch one with a [[cage trap]] it can be [[animal trainer|war trained]] to fight for you. Note, however, that they are [[grazer]]s that need immense [[pasture]]s to fill their bellies once they are trained. They can also be butchered for great returns.  Being exotic [[mount]]s, they can sometimes appear in [[elf|elven]] [[siege]]s. This is a sign of great [[fun|!fun!]] to come.

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