White Rhino Walking through Grass
easy
Free printable rhino coloring pages
Discover white rhinos in grassland, black rhinos reaching for leaves and one-horned rhinos beside a marsh. Color a single animal, a mother and calf or a group sharing a muddy pool.
Choose a difficulty
Coloring Pages
Black Rhino Browsing Leaves
easy
One-Horned Rhino Walking along the Bank
easy
White Rhino Calf Following Its Mother
medium
Black Rhino Mother and Calf Reaching for Leaves
medium
One-Horned Rhino Mother Nuzzling Her Calf
medium
White Rhino with Oxpeckers on Its Back
medium
Young White Rhinos Greeting Each Other
medium
White Rhino Mother and Calf at a Mud Pool
medium
One-Horned Rhino Mother and Calf among Reeds
medium
White Rhino Calf Watching a Bird
medium
White Rhino Group on a Grassland Path
detailed
Choose broad folds or a second horn
Compare the drawn horn shapes and skin folds, then pick the amount of detail you want.
One horn and broad folds
Choose this side view for large body panels and one clearly outlined horn.
One-Horned Rhino Walking along the Bank →
Two horns and grass
Choose the other rhino for a different head outline and more grass around the feet.
White Rhino Walking through Grass →Keep the skin folds visible
Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.
Digital coloring example
- 1. Gray body
- 2. Tan horn
- 3. Green grass
- Color the body, head and legs gray with light strokes across the broad areas. Keep the fold lines visible.
- Color the single horn tan, staying inside its curved outline.
- Fill the grass green; leave toenails and paper white.
The horn, skin folds and feet should remain separate.
Compare the drawings closely
Point to the horns and the large folds on each page. These are useful coloring landmarks; a simplified illustration alone is not enough for identifying every real rhino species.
More selection and activity ideas
Choose a page
Start with a single animal and big open shapes. For more detail, choose a scene with several animals, plants and places to explore.
Try it together
Color the animals first, then try different shades for the foreground and background. Tell a little story about what they are doing.