If rhino horn is such a powerful aphrodisiac, why are rhino's an endangered species?

Answer 1

Maybe they used the wrong horn.

Answer 2

It's not really a powerful aphrodisiac... and one reason rhino's are endangered is because of the market for rhino horn.

Rhinos dont chop off another rhino's horn & grind it up into powder & drink it in a tea, or eat it.... humans do that, and they do it too much, so the rhino's are being killed for their horns, thus making them endangered species.

Answer 3

Because the only way they can administer the aphrodisiac to each other is by ramming the horn into each other's head. If a rhino is kind of in the mood, they'll reproduce. If a rhino wants to be put into the mood, they'll die.

Answer 4

Thats why American taxpayers are going to pay for Viagra
in those countries that believe in the Rhino horn

Answer 5

Did you know that the female rhino isn't interested in reproducing so the male literally gets a running start and mounts the female at approximately 35 mph. The male also has a 3ft.....yeah...

Answer 6

Because people kill the rhinos for their horn so they can have the aphrodisiac all for themselves.

Answer 7

Cause they cant get pregnant with the horn on their nose. It has to be with the hose below...

Answer 8

because they kill the rhino to chainsaw off the horn.......

Answer 9

i think they only breed once every 4 or 5 years so poaching is destroying their population

Answer 10

Because stupid-heads jab their backs. And that ain't cool.