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Temple, R. 1880. India in 1880. London, John Murray.

India in 1880

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Location India Subject Distribution Species Asian Rhinos

[371] The rhinoceros is found principally in the forests skirting the base of the eastern Himalayas. He is sometimes shot, at other times he is captured young, and reserved by Native princes for their wild-beast shows.

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