This bronze bust depicts the majestic rhino with a bird perched on its head; an image reflecting the ecological interaction between the two species.
An elegant testament to mutualism, this piece pays tribute to the symbiotic relationships that ensure survival. An oxpecker feeds on parasites on the rhino’s skin, securing a meal while ridding the larger animal of pests.
Buy this stunning example of Mother Nature’s unlikely pairings today!
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Interesting Rhino Fact: A substance called keratin, which is also present in the structure of hair, nails, teeth, and hooves, makes up the horn of an African rhinoceros. The horn is falsely thought to have therapeutic virtues in some cultures, which has caused illegal poaching that has severely reduced the rhino population.
By Bruce Little