Remarks on animals observed in the zoological gardens of Berlin, Hamburg, Amsterdam, The Hague and Antwerp

There was a fine adult pair of the large Indian Rhinoceros together, with a good prospect of their breeding in captivity.

Saw in Berlin Zoo the animal from Munipore district, now believed to be Rhinoceros unicornis.

There was also, now quite adult, the young rhinoceros imported by Mr. Jamrach in 1874, and said to have been obtained in the Munipore district, of which Mr. Sclater had spoken as probably an example of R. sondaicus. In this conclusion he now thought he had been mistaken. The animal was much too large for R. sondaicus and did not show the peculiar shoulder-fold that characterizes that species. He believed it to be merely R. unicornis.