They use mud as sunscreen and bug repellant

These adorable giants are intelligent and resourceful. When it gets too hot, rhinos dip in muddy puddles to cool their bodies. Once the mud dries, it acts as a natural sunscreen. African savannas can reach 30 degrees Celsius during summer, which is quite hot. Unlike their peers, rhinos don't have fur or feathers to protect them from the scorching heat. They must utilize whatever is available to adapt.

However, it doesn't end there. They also cover themselves with mud to drive away flies, parasites, and bugs. Genius!