Rhinoceros (noun)

1. A large, thick-skinned herbivorous mammal with one or two horns on the nose.
2. A rhinoceros beetle.

Origin:

Late 17th century: from latin rhinoceros, from greek rhinokerōs, from rhis "nose" + keras "horn".

Examples:

1. Rhinoceroses are native to Africa and Asia.
2. The rhinoceros beetle is a strong and fascinating insect.
3. Rhinos are known for their large size and distinctive horn.
4. Many species of rhinoceros are now endangered.
5. Rhinos are herbivores, and feed on a variety of vegetation.