Woolly Rhinoceros

Just a cool little drawing I thought I’d do, since rhinos are the best ungulates (fight me) and Pleistocene megafauna is generally underrated on this wiki as a whole.

For the top two, we have the Woolly Rhino (Coelodonta antiquitatis) and the Forest Rhino/Merck’s Rhino (Stephanorhinus kirchbergensis). For the bottom two, we have the Narrow-nosed Rhino (Stephanorhinus hemitoechus) and the Siberian (Caucasian?) Unicorn (Elasmotherium caucasicum).

Both Coelodonta and Stephanorhinus belong to the tribe Dicerorhini, which today is only represented by the Sumatran Rhinoceros (genus Dicerorhinus). Meanwhile, Elasmotherium is a member of an entirely different and now extinct branch of Rhinocerotids, the Elasmotheriinae. If I’m not mistaken, all four of these species briefly coexisted with eachother.

Inspiration:

(also yes, I nerfed Elasmotherium. deal with it)

Just thought I’d share a little drawing of the Woolly Rhino I made when I was bored. The whole thing took me about an hour and I’m pretty proud of it, since I’m not the best at this sort of thing

The little guy in the top corner is just how I’d imagine a woolly rhino may be depicted in cave art from the time.

So when I ended the poll Woolly Rhino was the winner. So the rhinos made it in. So with the rhinos, I made them a habitat that may be the smallest so far but I need the room for other creatures so I made it smaller but not too small. So here are the images of the animals in their exhibit. Also if you would like an animal named after your username just let me know. Here is the image there is only one because both were in the same spot.