The Sumatran Rhino is one of the smallest and most endangered rhino species in the world. Native to the dense rainforests of Sumatra and Borneo, these unique animals are known for their hairy skin and solitary nature. They are the only living relatives of the ancient woolly rhinos and play a crucial role in their ecosystem by helping to maintain the forest's health. Sadly, the Sumatran Rhino faces severe threats from habitat loss and poaching. With fewer than 80 individuals left in the wild, conservation efforts are vital to protect this remarkable species. Organizations are working tirelessly to create safe habitats and promote breeding programs to ensure their survival.