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Tyndale, H.E. 1947. A creature whose only serious enemy is man: The great Indian rhinoceros photographed in its native jungle (Jaldapara, Bengal). Illustrated London News 210, 22 March 1947: 300-301, 4 plates.

A creature whose only serious enemy is man: The great Indian rhinoceros photographed in its native jungle (Jaldapara, Bengal)

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Location West Bengal Subject General Species Greater One-horned Rhino (unicornis)
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