qT=2&tQ=When one “umbrella species” is protected, many other animals are saved.&tC=True|False&cC=1&fB=When “umbrella species” are protected, rangers and scientists take into account other species that share their habitats, often saving them as well. For example, when rhinos are protected, so are the mammals, birds, reptiles, fish, insects, and plants that live among them.<br><br>In addition, by focusing on so famous an animal as the rhino, conservationists can raise more money and support programs benefiting the rhino’s entire habitat!