Instead of trying to escape, the animal turned and continued to attack in all directions whenever a man showed himself.

When a man leaped behind a tree the calf would charge the tree with such force that it would be hurled back several feet, only to spring up and charge again.

His squealing could be heard for a mile.

After a long time the porters succeeded in capturing it and they conveyed it back to camp strung on a pole.

If that little rhino was any criterion of rhino pugnacity, then surely the rhino is born with the instinctive impulse to charge and to fight as savagely as any animal alive.
We fed our little pet rhino on milk and then swung it in a comfortable hammock made of zebra skin.