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(11-15-2019, 09:18 AM)Pckts Wrote: That bottom image is not close to a 600kg animal.
How do you know? But you could be right.
It's a bit older than the 600kg captive calf aged 1 year. But it was rescued from floods, so isn't in best health.
Because i know what a 200kg animal looks like and that Rhino calf may be more robust but its definitely smaller in frame and probably not much more robust overall. I'd say that youngster is in the 200kg mark at best.
If you see a 600kg bovine, its massive and you're not mistaking it for a youngster of any animal. A good example is that cape bull that bowls over the elephant youngster.
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