7. They Could Evolve to Fit a Warmer World
If they had survived for thousands of years, Woolly Rhinos might look a little different than their ancient ancestors. Their thick fur may have become thinner to cope with rising global temperatures. But their large size, strength, and calm behavior would likely still define them. They would be peaceful giants that could adapt to living alongside humans.
Selective breeding might lead to new color variations or regional traits, much like we’ve seen with other domesticated animals. Over time, Woolly Rhinos could become part of rural landscapes, helping with heavy work or simply grazing in snowy pastures like oversized livestock.
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